02039180745
TimeLine☎️ 02039180745 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 203918 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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+442039180745+44 20 3918 0745020 3918 0745+44-20-3918-0745
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02039180745
- Persistent threatening calls; avoid respondingJun
2021Suspicious call about national insuranceSep
2020Scam call about insurance, hung upFeb
2020Insurance renewal call was scamFeb
2020Scam call, rude response givenFeb
2020Insurance scammers calling repeatedlyFeb
2020Caller inquired, hung up earlyFeb
2020Caller claimed scam, threatened terminationJan
2020Warning of potential phone scamJan
2020Quick insurance claim, fix doneJan
2020Suspicious call, defensive and relievedJan
2020Suspected scam by recent companyJan
2020Caller hung up on name mismatchJan
2020Caller lied about insurance policyJan
2020Caller scams about electrical insuranceJan
2020Insurance renewal scam; avoid releasing infoJan
2020Caller blocked after machine answerJan
2020User experienced call hang-upJan
2020Caller hung up after beepJan
2020Large organized phone scam targeting individualsJan
2020Disconnected when answering machine activatedJan
2020Scam warning; suspicious insurance callJan
2020Suspicious call requesting bank detailsJan
2020User provided phone number for lookupJan
2020Provided phone number for lookupJan
2020Inquiring about appliance insurance coverageJan
2020Scam call requesting credit card infoJan
2020Insurance scam alert: no policyJan
2020Scam call, hung up promptlyJan
2020Aggressive company falsely claims policyJan
2020Caller falsely claims insurance expiryJan
2020Labeling, warns about phone scammersJan
2020Call center, no message leftJan
2020Rude, pushy caller mispronounced nameJan
2020Blocked scam call returns post-ChristmasJan
2020Pushy salesperson, unsolicited insurance callJan
2020Insurance call, user suspects scammerJan
2020No message; frustrating call centerJan
2020Suspicious insurance call scam attemptJan
2020Insurance scammers; government promises unfulfilledJan
2020Caller possibly scam; beware!Jan
2020Suspicious insurance call, hung upJan
2020Caller claimed fake policy renewalJan
2020Persistent caller falsely claiming coverageDec
2019Fake appliance insurer renewal scamDec
2019Scammer insists despite proven evidenceDec
2019Persistent scam call, threatening policeDec
2019Extortion attempt for policy protectionDec
2019Number Of Searches: 13 Number Of Comments: 44 First Seen: 07 December 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Boulston(Pembrokeshire), Brook(Carmarthenshire) and Howgill(Cumbria).
02039180745 has 44 comments of which 17 x neutral and 26 x negative and 1 x positive
02039180745 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02039180745 👆 is reported as a persistent and harassing scam call, often claiming to be from a household appliance insurance provider attempting to renew or verify non-existent policies. Callers frequently use personal information like names and addresses to appear legitimate but demand sensitive financial details, which should never be shared. Many recipients have confirmed no prior dealings with the company named, which appears recently established and linked to fraudulent activity. The callers can be pushy and sometimes use threatening language. It is strongly advised not to engage or provide any personal or payment information, block the number, and report suspicious calls to official fraud prevention agencies. This is a well-organised scam operation targeting vulnerable individuals with inaccurate claims about existing insurance policies.
Reports on phone number 02039180745
5 yearsI've been getting calls from this number non stop, it's really annoying. They keep threatening me, saying I might get thrown in jail. Don't ever press any buttons they ask for, just ignore it.6 yearsGot a call from some machine saying there was dodgy activity with my NI number. Quite worried at first!6 yearsGot a call about insurance from these lot, but as soon as I told them they had my name wrong, they just dropped the call. Total scam, I reckon.6 yearsShe called me about renewing my appliance insurance and was quite polite about it. I told her straight away it was a scam and that she should be ashamed for making such calls, then I ended the call.6 yearsSounds like some dodgy insurance scammers to me!6 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming my appliance insurance needed renewing. I told him he was wasting his time trying to blag me and told him to find someone less daft. Wished him a good day and hung up. Ever watched that show Cold Call on telly? It’s mad how easy it is to fall for these dodgy calls if you’re not careful with these muppets.6 yearsSome bloke was asking for my husband. When I didn’t answer about whether he was home, he just ended the call.7 yearsI recently experienced a comparable phone call, and it's quite apparent that they possess a database of names and addresses, aiming to pry into our personal details or, even worse, snatch our payment information. They claimed to be offering me a renewal for my washing machine insurance, conveniently stating that as I’m deemed a low-risk customer, I could keep the same rate as last year without any additional fees, and even included other home appliances in the deal. I'm absolutely convinced this is a fraudulent scheme. I'd strongly advise anyone receiving such calls to demand the caller furnish solid proof - perhaps by asking them to specify the payment method they last used with me. Never disclose any personal information like your bank account number or date of birth. If their intentions were genuine, they wouldn't need to verify this information over the phone in the first place!7 yearsI got a call from a lady saying she was from some kind of electrical appliance protection service. She wanted me to update my details or something. I told her I'd never signed up with them. Then she insisted I had been a customer since 2015. I just told her she sounded like a scammer and told her not to bother calling me anymore.7 yearsI've just put in a claim with the insurance. They were really quick to send someone to sort out my sky dish, and I even ended up with a brand new remote!7 yearsHad a woman ring me up today, muttering something about needing info for my insurance. I just shot back, "You after my bank card and pin too or what? Buzz off, you muppet!" Honestly, that made me feel loads better!7 yearsHad a woman ring up giving my full name and address, claiming I’d signed up for some policy back in 2015. Didn't really buy what she was saying though - don't take out extra home and contents insurance anyway, so I wasn’t interested.7 yearsWhen I told them that wasn’t my name, they just hung up straight away after using my middle name as the last name.7 yearsI got a call from this number earlier, and a guy was asking for me by name when my partner picked up. He claimed it was about my electrical insurance, but I told him I don’t have any, don’t want it, and don’t need it. Then he insisted there was a policy under my name and even gave my address. I just kept telling him I didn’t have one, and after that, he said alright and ended the call. Watch out, this seems like a scam.7 yearsI got a call from these people claiming they’re renewing my insurance policy right away. They had all my info like my phone number, address and full name, so it sounded legit enough. They pressured me to give out my bank details to avoid the ‘renewal’, but something felt off. Watch out, this seems like a scam trying to trick folks into handing over their financial info.7 yearsI just ended the call as soon as the voicemail kicked in...7 yearsI got a call earlier, but as soon as it went to my voicemail I just hung up. After reading the reviews here, I’ve gone ahead and blocked the number. Cheers for the heads up!7 yearsBeware of this dodgy insurance ruse that could easily snag the unsuspecting! The caller had my name, full address, and naturally my phone number, which was a bit unsettling. They claimed they were on the verge of renewing an insurance policy for some white goods-totally absurd, as I've never taken out such a policy, although I did recently purchase some white goods. To "cancel" or "renew" this imaginary policy, they demanded that I provide a few bits of personal information, clearly fishing for my financial details. In the background, I could hear the din of a busy call centre buzzing with voices, signalling that this might be a large and sophisticated scam operation aimed at extracting card numbers and the likes. I played along, denying any association with the identity he had for me and asserting that he must have got his wires crossed. His rude and rather crude response just reinforced my suspicions that this was, without a doubt, a scam attempt.7 yearsI just ended the call as soon as the voicemail started playing.7 yearsI just ended the call right after the voicemail kicked in.7 yearsHeads up, don’t ever share your info or bank stuff with these kinds of callers. It’s definitely a con. Some bloke with an Asian accent called me about insurance for appliances, which I don’t even have. I told him to buzz off and never call again. Total scammers.7 yearsGot a call from a woman inquiring about insuring my washing machine. She said she needed my bank info to prolong the warranty. I just ended the call.7 yearsGot a call about insurance for my home appliances, wanted to check if I’m fully covered. Strange to get that out of the blue!7 yearsThey called claiming they needed to update info on my home insurance and then asked for my credit card expiry date which I wasn’t about to give them.7 yearsGot a call from Extreme Home Protection claiming we had a policy with them since 2018. When I told them we never signed up or paid, they got a bit pushy and quite rude. Not impressed at all.Extreme Home Protection7 yearsI got a call saying my product protection was about to run out, but I didn’t buy it. Just ended the call straight away.7 yearsGot a call from some dodgy company called Extreme Home Protection, telling me my white goods insurance was about to run out. Thing is, I've never even had a policy with them! Total scam trying to get me to renew something that doesn't exist. Avoid!Extreme Home Protection7 yearsGot a call from Xtreme Home Protection saying my white goods cover was nearly up. They mentioned I'd bought insurance back in January 2018 for £120, but now it’s just £90. Thing is, I don’t have any insurance like that at all.Xtreme Home Protection7 yearsTotal scam, don’t answer!7 yearsGot a call from some call centre but they didn't leave any message, so I haven't got a clue what it was about!7 yearsGot a call from this number today. The bloke couldn’t even say my name right and kept being really pushy, which was super annoying.7 yearsI saw a missed call from a blocked number and decided to check it here. The number showed up on my phone and seemed similar to some I’d already blocked before. After seeing what others said in the comments, it’s clear it's a scam call making a comeback now that the Christmas holidays are over!7 yearsGot a really insistent call from a woman with an asian accent, trying to sell me some white goods insurance from a company I’d never come across before. I just told her calmly to buzz off.7 yearsWere called by a call centre but they never left any message after it went to answering machine. Such a pain!7 yearsGot a call around half past four about my home insurance deal supposedly being dispatched. I just hung up straight away thinking it was a scam. This was from somewhere near Formby, Liverpool.FormbyLiverpool7 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady about renewing some white goods insurance. She mentioned I had to renew via direct debit but when I asked which bank the last payment came from, she couldn’t say. Fair enough, cos I never paid anything before. I told her nicely I wasn’t that gullible, wished her a ‘Have a good day’ and then ended the call.7 yearsTypical insurance fraudsters as always. I guess Boris and his shiny new Government will finally take action to put an end to it... just like Cameron swore he would!!!BorisCameron7 yearsGot a call off someone about renewing insurance for white goods, saying I'd set up a direct debit a couple of years back. When I asked which company it was, they were pretty dodgy and didn’t wanna give me a straight answer. Never heard of them before, feels like a total scam to me. Watch out, don’t get caught!7 yearsHad a call from a lady with a weird accent earlier who claimed I had to get insurance for my fridge freezer and washing machine or something. I told her I already had good coverage so I wasn’t interested. She kept going on and on, so I just ended the call and blocked her number. I thought nuisance calls had calmed down a bit a few months back, but it seems they’re annoyingly back in full force now.7 yearsGot a call from a woman saying I needed to renew a home protection plan from 2015 with some firm I've never come across before. Sounds like a total scam to me!7 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an English accent saying my domestic appliances were insured through his company and my policy was up for renewal. I told him I do have cover, but it’s definitely not with his firm. He kept going on about how my policy was with them and needed renewing. I told him straight up I had no idea where he was pulling that info from - it was all rubbish!7 yearsThis caller said they were from my appliance insurance company saying it was time to renew, but it’s a total con because I never got insurance with them.7 yearsI got a call from some bloke claiming my dad'd been paying for a house insurance via direct debit, and that it was time to renew. Naturally, he wanted bank details next. He kept ringing every few minutes, day and night. Told him I'd report it to the police, and he just said, "Go ahead then."7 yearsGot a call from someone demanding money for a protection plan on appliances, sounded like a scam to me.Submit Your Own Report (020 3918 0745)
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