02039230737
TimeLine☎️ 02039230737 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Colt Technology Services. It is part of the phone block 203923 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02039230737
- Scam number pretending to be O2Apr
2023Reported scam calls and harassmentApr
2023Unable to answer unrecognized numberApr
2023Known scam, block number immediatelyApr
2023Unintelligible calls from persistent scammerApr
2023Suspicious call claiming O2 discountApr
2023User received spam phone callApr
2023Rejected call due to spamApr
2023Number Of Searches: 13 Number Of Comments: 8 First Seen: 24 March 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bolton-by-Bowland(Lancashire), Kirkby-in-Furness(Cumbria) and Old Radnor(Powys).
02039230737 has 8 comments of which 6 x negative and 2 x neutral
02039230737 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02039230737 👆 is reported as a scam involving callers impersonating O2 staff offering fake discounts. They attempt to obtain one-time verification codes sent via text to hijack accounts. Genuine O2 advice is never to share such codes with anyone. Multiple calls may be made, often by individuals reading from a script with unclear accents. Users are advised to hang up, block the number, and contact O2 directly if any verification codes have been shared, as scammers may try to misuse accounts for fraudulent purchases. This number is widely recognised as fraudulent, and engaging with the callers or providing personal information poses a significant security risk.
Reports on phone number 02039230737
3 yearsAbsolutely nothing authentic about it. I received a call from them and flatly refused to share my code. I promptly rang O2 to clarify, and they assured me it was indeed a scam. They must have somehow gleaned the email linked to my phone number as they attempted to reset my O2 account password online. They keep pestering me with calls, and in the end, I lost my cool and shouted at them to remove me from their dodgy contact list!3 yearsBeware of this dodgy number! They claim to represent O2, pretending to offer some unbelievable deal. Shortly after making contact, they send a text containing a verification code, styled as an O2 one-time passcode. Whatever you do, don't divulge it! Their aim is to reset your O2 password and infiltrate your account. I rang O2 right after I got the message, and they confirmed the whole thing is dodgy. These scammers might try calling you again and again, but best not to get involved. Interestingly, the text even warns you not to disclose the one-time passcode to anyone at O2!3 yearsO2 has officially declared this number to be part of a scam operation. It's best to end the call and add the number to your block list. Should you happen to have shared any verification code with them, they might now hold access to your account and could attempt to make purchases in your name. It’s crucial that you reach out to your mobile provider without delay.O23 yearsHad no clue who it was and couldn’t even say if I knew the number or not.3 yearsI received a call from a lady speaking with an Asian accent, and she seemed to be reading from some sort of script. Honestly, I couldn't make heads or tails of what she was rambling on about. After a moment, I simply said goodbye and hung up. However, she was quite persistent and rang me back twice, continuing her incessant chatter. I decided enough was enough and promptly blocked her number.3 yearsI received a rather dubious call from this number, claiming to be representatives from O2. They mentioned something about offering me a 40% reduction on my bills and insisted that they would be sending me two text messages - one of which would contain a verification code that I supposedly needed to provide them. Naturally, I declined to share such sensitive information, especially since I’ve been advised repeatedly never to disclose my verification code to anyone, even O2 personnel! The trouble is, I’m now unable to get hold of anyone at O2 to clarify if this is all above board or not. What’s concerning is how they managed to send me a message that appears to be linked to my O2 account!3 yearsLooks like it was one of those annoying spam calls.3 yearsGot a spam call and put them straight on the block.Submit Your Own Report (020 3923 0737)
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