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02039254710

☎️ 02039254710 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 203925 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.

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020 3925 4710 Tagged as:

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TimeLine of events for phone number 02039254710

  • Parents scammed into fake policy
    Apr
    2020
  • Received scam call, be cautious
    Feb
    2020
  • Unethical insurance company mistreated elderly
    Feb
    2020
  • Documents were received successfully
    Feb
    2020
  • Warning: "Xtreme Home Protection" warranty scam
    Feb
    2020
  • Be mindful how you answer
    Feb
    2020
  • Policy taken out, documents received
    Feb
    2020
  • Unknown caller asking for husband
    Feb
    2020
  • Positive review of insurance company
    Feb
    2020
  • Positive experience with call center
    Feb
    2020
  • Telemarketing scam attempt for insurance
    Feb
    2020
  • Paid for insurance, came quickly
    Feb
    2020
  • Positive feedback on sales call
    Feb
    2020
  • Surprised by appliance cover discount
    Feb
    2020
  • Scam phone call requesting payment information
    Feb
    2020
  • Positive experience with Home Protection
    Feb
    2020
  • New policy beats existing coverage
    Feb
    2020
  • Beware of random phone calls
    Feb
    2020
  • Received scam call about insurance
    Feb
    2020
  • Unwanted phone call about policy
    Feb
    2020
  • Warning of potential phone scam
    Feb
    2020
  • Report scams to stop scammers
    Feb
    2020
  • Warning about insurance scam call
    Feb
    2020
  • Received scam call for insurance
    Jan
    2020
  • Elderly father scammed by phone
    Jan
    2020
  • Warning about potential phone scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Threatening response to unwanted calls
    Jan
    2020
  • Caller did not leave voicemail
    Jan
    2020
  • Insurance renewal issue for device
    Jan
    2020
  • Frustrating experience with warranty company
    Jan
    2020
  • Suspicious renewal request, likely scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Warning of potential scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Warning about scam home protection services
    Jan
    2020
  • Spam call for fake insurance
    Jan
    2020
  • Electric appliance insurance scam warning
    Jan
    2020
  • Angry about stolen money, furious
    Jan
    2020
  • Wasnot passwd DegradingActivity
    Jan
    2020
  • Fraudulent call about fake warranty
    Jan
    2020
  • Warning against scam home security
    Jan
    2020
  • Providing info on questionable service
    Jan
    2020
  • Beware of persuasive appliance insurance callers
    Jan
    2020
  • Elderly mother scammed by company
    Jan
    2020
  • Insurance renewal cost reduced, declined offer
    Jan
    2020
  • Received a pleasant, informative call
    Jan
    2020
  • Suspected scam insurance renewal offer
    Jan
    2020
  • New company, different phone number
    Jan
    2020
  • Beware of suspicious phone calls
    Jan
    2020
  • Missed call, no voicemail left
    Jan
    2020
  • Warning about home protection scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Anger at lack of intervention
    Jan
    2020
  • Privacy concerns about using Termly
    Jan
    2020
  • Misleading insurance offer was rectified
    Jan
    2020
  • Scam call for appliance insurance
    Jan
    2020
  • Scam calls attempting to renew
    Jan
    2020
  • Elderly mother scammed by company
    Jan
    2020
  • Company called, rejected cold call
    Jan
    2020
  • Be cautious of home protection
    Jan
    2020
  • Warning: possible scam with renewing details
    Jan
    2020
  • Unsolicited contact attempt about insurance
    Jan
    2020
  • Beware scam offering reduced insurance
    Jan
    2020
  • Avoid possible phone scam attempts
    Jan
    2020
  • Not receiving security notifications is dangerous
    Jan
    2020
  • Cover claimed, not covered - scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Frequent nuisance calls disturbing many
    Jan
    2020
  • Jane scam calls should stop
    Jan
    2020
  • Same experience as others described
    Jan
    2020
  • Received suspicious call about insurance
    Jan
    2020
  • Scam attempt targeting personal information
    Jan
    2020
  • Scam call about fake home protection
    Jan
    2020
  • Scam warning about appliance insurance
    Jan
    2020
  • Received scam call about insurance
    Jan
    2020
  • Missed call, no voicemail received
    Jan
    2020
  • Warning against giving out payment information
    Jan
    2020
  • Warning about annual insurance scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Warning of scam phone numbers
    Jan
    2020
  • Warning: Number 02039254710 is scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Aggressive unsolicited call for insurance
    Jan
    2020
  • Fell for a scam offer
    Jan
    2020
  • Suspected scam claiming insurance renewal
    Jan
    2020
  • Received scam call, won't call back
    Jan
    2020
  • Fraudulent home protection scam reported
    Jan
    2020
  • Suspicious policy renewal, avoided scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Appliance cover suspected to be scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Misleading home insurance sales call
    Jan
    2020
  • Caller identified via phone reverse
    Jan
    2020
  • Appliance protection call obvious scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Scam alert; reporting to police
    Jan
    2020
  • Fraudulent insurance scam attempted, beware
    Jan
    2020
  • Scam call, do not answer
    Jan
    2020
  • South African scam call warns false
    Jan
    2020
  • Unauthorized $90 charge; alarming behavior
    Jan
    2020
  • Scam alert: beware phone fraud
    Jan
    2020
  • Scam warning: never share details
    Jan
    2020
  • Scam intent suspected in request
    Jan
    2020
  • Scam warning; avoided sharing details
    Jan
    2020
  • Roxsan Millar call: costly scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Aggressive scam call, no contract
    Jan
    2020
  • False insurance claim; persistent caller
    Jan
    2020
  • Enhanced security for your home
    Jan
    2020
  • Xstream Protection likely a scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Suspicious insurance call; user blocked
    Jan
    2020
  • Polite message, skeptical about promises
    Jan
    2020
  • Scam warning; protect personal info
    Dec
    2019
  • Company harassed grandmother, stole money
    Dec
    2019
  • Elderly scam; fraudulent charges reported
    Dec
    2019
  • Suspicious call about device protection
    Dec
    2019
  • Extreme House Protection insurance scam
    Dec
    2019
  • Caller claimed incorrect insurance coverage
    Dec
    2019
  • Missed call; feel unsafe, annoying
    Dec
    2019
  • Scam call about insurance policy
    Dec
    2019
  • Extreme Home Protection scam call
    Dec
    2019
  • Suspected scam; hung up abruptly
    Dec
    2019
Number Of Searches: 253 Number Of Comments: 100 First Seen: 03 December 2019 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Prysor(Gwynedd) and Saltwell(Tyne and Wear).

02039254710 has 100 comments of which 75 x negative and 10 x positive and 15 x neutral

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02039254710 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 02039254710 👆 is reported as a highly suspicious entity targeting mainly elderly people with persistent calls claiming to offer discounted renewal of electrical appliance insurance. Many assert they never held such policies, yet callers provide some personal details and pressure for debit card information, often £90 or more. Numerous users have labelled it a scam, with some losing money after giving card details under pressure. The calls come from various London 020 numbers and often feature scripted sales pitches, frequent hang-ups when challenged, and refusal to supply policy proof. Several report these calls as aggressive and confusing, stressing the importance of caution. While a few claim to have received documents and found the offer legitimate, the overwhelming consensus warns against engagement due to extensive reports of deceit and financial loss.

Reports on phone number 02039254710

6 years
Got a call that turned out to be a total scam.
6 years
Dodgy lot tried to sell a scam insurance policy to my grandma, proper rip-off.
6 years
Got the papers today.
6 years
I always remember the saying “self praise is no praise.” You gotta be really careful if you decide to pick up the call, that is, if you even bother answering!
6 years
Got a call on Monday and decided to go ahead with the policy. Just got the paperwork through today. Everything looks good for me and my hubby.
6 years
Got a call from an 020 code, not actually London, but they were offering something that seemed alright. I didn’t go for it since I’ve already got a nearly identical policy in place.
London
6 years
I got a call from this number and the guy asked if I was Mr B. I told him no, I'm a woman, and asked who's on the line. Then he said my husband's name, but when I asked again who it was, he just stayed quiet. So I ended the call. A bit later, the same number rang again but we didn’t pick up. After seeing other people's comments, I reckon this number is sketchy and probably best avoided.
B
6 years
Got a call from this number, a lovely young woman named Krissy. She went through a complete warranty check on my appliances. Turns out I was being charged almost £100 extra, but they managed to sort it out and give me a better deal.
Krissy
6 years
Got a call that sounded like it was coming straight outta some call centre in India. A lady on the line was saying that our electrical equipment insurance was up for renewal. Thing is, we don’t have any insurance on that kind of stuff at all, so it was obviously just a scam. The line quality was pretty awful. My missus ended up chatting with her for like five minutes until I stepped in and told her straight up that there’s no policy with us. The woman then said sorry and just ended the call.
India
6 years
Got a call from an 020 number yesterday and they told me about a better deal than my current insurance. Was a bit sceptical but Xtreme convinced me so I went ahead and sorted out the payment right then and there. To my surprise, the policy documents showed up today. Cheers!
Xtreme
6 years
Today, we got a ring from someone offering a cheaper rate on our appliance insurance. I didn’t expect it at all and felt a bit surprised. Turns out, the discount they gave me is better than what I was paying before, so that’s great. They emailed the policy papers almost immediately, which was handy.
6 years
The call came off a bit pushy, but the lady definitely seemed to be well informed. Even though I didn’t go for the policy since I’ve just got new appliances, it sounded like a pretty decent deal to me. Overall, I thought it was alright.
6 years
Loads of folks are calling it a scam, but I actually signed up for a plan with Home Protection. They promised to offer me a better deal than what I was paying before, and they really delivered. So honestly, I’m not sure why people are saying it’s dodgy.
Home Protection
6 years
Today, my elderly mum got a call from a woman named Chrisso who claimed she was offering a deal on appliance insurance - three years for the price of two at £90. The lady kept pushing for the credit card info, and my mum, a bit confused by the insistence, ended up sharing the card number and expiry date. Luckily, she didn’t give out the CVV code after being asked. Mum never had this kind of insurance before anyway. The number they left was 02029254710 if anyone wants to watch out for it.
ChrissoMum
6 years
I recently switched to this policy because it offered better coverage for my appliances than what I had before.
6 years
My partner got a call today from someone named "Samantha" on 02039254710, claiming I’d signed up for an insurance policy two years ago for £129. She offered a discount down to £90, which nearly had him sold. Now, I might be a bit on the older side and blonde, but I knew straight away it was dodgy as I’ve never taken out any policy like that. She then tried to get my card details, and when my other half said no, she tried asking for his instead! The audacity! I’m bracing myself for the next call so I can give her a proper earful.
Samantha
6 years
Got a call from Extreme Home Protection on 02039180643 about renewing my policy, with a quick discount if I signed up straight away. I hadn’t heard from them before, so I asked for info about my so-called current policy and then suddenly the call just cut off! Watch out for loads of scams like this going around. Ever since I got Sky Shield installed, the number of these annoying calls has dropped loads. Really impressed with that system. G W-J.
Extreme Home ProtectionSky Shield
6 years
Got a call from a woman asking to verify my card number for some sort of cover. When I asked her to say the card number she supposedly had, she suddenly claimed she couldn’t share it on the phone for security reasons. But funny enough, she wanted me to just rattle mine off to her. Total red flags right there. Definitely a scam, scam, scam.
6 years
Got a call from some woman named Crystal, said she was from some insurance company, trying to sell us a cheaper policy. She was pushing hard for my mum’s card info, but thank god I’ve made it clear to her never to share that kind of stuff on the phone. She reckons she’ll ring again on Monday, but if she tries to get those details from us, she’s definitely got me to answer to. Total scam, no doubt about it.
Crystal
6 years
My elderly dad in Belfast got a phone call from 02039254708, and despite being told countless times not to share his card info, he ended up giving it out. He was so shaken afterwards, really upset and frustrated with himself. Thankfully he contacted his bank straight away, they blocked the card and luckily, no money was taken. The caller was really persistent and just kept pushing him on the phone for ages.
BelfastNEVER
6 years
Received a call from 02039254710, was on the line for about 20 minutes with a woman named Shanice who kept saying I had some kind of insurance policy for my electrical items. She then tried to get me to confirm the expiry date on my debit card and even asked for the 3-digit security code. What’s weird is she didn’t give me any info about my bank or the policy she claimed I had. Totally fishy, obviously a SCAM. Don’t fall for their friendly chat, it’s all just a trick.
Shanice
6 years
I received a similar message, claiming it was time to renew my cover for electrical equipment, but I don't even possess such insurance!
6 years
I just let calls from numbers I don't know go straight to voicemail. This 02039254710 rang me but didn't bother leaving a message. To me, that feels like harassment. Might even be risky, who knows.
6 years
Just like others have said, this woman called asking if I wanted to renew some policy for electrical stuff in the house. Told her I’d never heard of it before and she said they’d send some paperwork through the post for me to look at. When I tried getting her to confirm the policy number and my email, that’s when things got messy. Totally a scam, nasty lot!
6 years
Totally a scam, so watch out!
6 years
Got a call from them? They ain't ready for what I've got planned!
6 years
Got a call from some woman claiming there’s a policy for our household appliances set up by my wife back in 2015. She said last payment was made in 2018 using a Visa card beginning with 4 - which is true for most, isn’t it? She already knew our name, address and postcode. Then she started offering a discounted deal, from £129 down to £90 for two years, obviously fishing for my credit card info. Don’t fall for it, it’s a total con. Watch out for EXTREME HOME PROTECTION, number 02039180643.
6 years
Got a call from someone about insuring my electrical stuff, they kept asking for my debit card details. I even caught a bloke called Mr Griffiths in the background getting scammed. Watch out, these lot are proper dodgy!
Griffiths
6 years
I got a call from Extreme Appliance Warranties claiming I’d been insured for a year after I supposedly paid £129 on my Visa, and that it was due for renewal. I asked for our policy number, expecting it to be a load of rubbish. She gave me a 7-digit number, but when I asked her to repeat it several times, the number kept changing every time! Then, when I asked if she could email me the policy details, she just disappeared like magic. Proper con job.
Extreme Appliance Warranties
6 years
This morning, I got a call at about 9.15am from someone claiming to be from Extreme Home Insurance. They said I owed £90 for an electrical cover policy that I’ve never even had! They gave me a policy number, but it was obviously made up. Pretty sure it’s a scam, though I’ll be checking my bank just in case they’ve tried to take any money. The phone number they rang from was 02039254710, and they introduced themselves as James and Kayden - which sounds fishy to me!
Extreme Home InsuranceJamesKayden
6 years
My dad’s bank lost £90 cause of some dodgy people. It’s disgusting how they go after older folks like that. Someone seriously should step up and put an end to these awful criminals. I really despise what they’re doing!
6 years
Got a call from this number saying my washing machine warranty needed renewing. Thing is, I’ve never actually had a warranty on it. The lady claimed I must have forgotten since it was bought five years ago and said she had all the documents ready. She even asked to take payment on my visa debit card. I told her straight up I don’t deal with scams and hung up on her.
6 years
I got a call from someone called Nadine who said my home appliance insurance was about to expire and being a loyal customer I could get a discount. It sounded just like the other stories I’ve read here. They really know how to sound convincing. I totally get why loads of people get tricked by this. Just remember, don’t ever give out your bank info to anyone you don’t know!
Nadine
6 years
Beware of Xtreme Home Protection - total rip off aiming to steal your cash! The person I spoke to was super chatty and nice, but it’s definitely a con. If you’ve got time, string them along just to waste their minutes, but never, ever hand over your card info! If something feels off, just hang up straight away!
Xtreme Home Protection
6 years
Just got a call yesterday from a really nice bloke who explained how I could safeguard my household appliances. He calmly talked me through the entire insurance policy, which made me feel quite comfortable about it.
6 years
Yesterday my mum, who’s quite elderly, got tricked out of £90 by this company in a phone call. It’s supposed to be a proper registered telecoms firm, but is there any way to put a stop to them? I’m clueless about who to report this to. Also, how on earth did they get her contact details? She’s got home insurance for her appliances with D&K and SSE despite me warning her not to - could there be some connection? Is someone at D&K or SSE sharing personal info about older clients? It’s so frustrating!
D & GSSE
6 years
Got a call from a bloke saying my home insurance was up for renewal. He claimed my premium was dropping from £129 down to £90 because I hadn’t made any claims. Then he started grilling me for my card details, so I just hung up. Bit relieved, especially since I’m 82 years old!
6 years
I got a call from 02039254710 trying to sell me a discounted insurance renewal, said it was £90 instead of the £129 I'd supposedly paid before. Thing is, I've never insured all my electricals like that, at least not in the last few years. They kept pushing but I told them a few times to get back to me next week so I could look into it. After repeating it like 3 times, I just ended the call. Feels like a total scam to me.
6 years
So, this lot also ring from 020 3918 0643. Just so you know, they go by XTREME HOME PROTECTION - and there’s no ‘E’ at the end. People have already pointed out how they operate. Looks like the business was set up on 28th October 2019, which means you definitely don’t have any policy with them from before!
6 years
I just got a call from them, and the woman on the line already had my name and where I live! She kept talking about some sort of "policy" I supposedly had with them. She was quite unpleasant, and the noise in the background that was meant to be a busy office sounded totally fake, like a recording! Honestly, I'd avoid talking to them.
6 years
Tried calling 02039254710 but no answer, they didn't leave a message either.
6 years
Just got a call from some so-called "Extreme Home Protection" folks claiming I signed up for insurance ages ago, like 4 years back, and that my last payment was 2 years ago and now it's due again. I told them straight up it was a load of rubbish, but they wouldn’t take no for an answer. I’m sure it’s a scam because I haven’t even bought a washing machine in ages, definitely no insurance set up here, I’m just renting privately anyway. Bet loads of people fall for this nonsense, it sounds pretty convincing if you’re not paying attention.
6 years
Honestly, I don’t get how these scammers still get away with it. You’d think someone would’ve put a stop to them by now!
6 years
This bloke was really pushy, if you can even call him a gentleman. Like most callers these days, but what really got me was that he had my full name, address and postcode! How on earth do they get hold of all that info? It’s quite worrying. Surely there must be some way to put a stop to this?
6 years
I got a call from 02039254708 saying my insurance with them was about to expire. I thought it was legit because the price was £90 for two years, which seemed a good deal compared to D&G who I was actually with. Later on, I realised I hadn’t switched at all and was still covered by D&G. I rang those people back, and they insisted I was already insured with them. I asked for a refund, and thankfully I got my £90 back. I’ve also changed my card now to be safe.
D & G
6 years
I got a call from 02039 from a company called Extreme Home Protection. They said they wanted to help me renew an insurance policy I supposedly took out ages ago, like seven years back. They claimed the last time I renewed was January 2018. When I asked for more info, the person just gave up and hung up. Sounds a lot like the scams people have mentioned here.
Extreme Home Protection
6 years
Got a call from these people earlier, I told them I don’t do cold calls. The woman kept going on, sounded pretty sure of herself, but I just ended the call.
6 years
My elderly mum got £90 taken out by this company called Extreme Home Insurance. They rang her up out of the blue and she gave them her card info, so there’s no way to cancel it now. Proper frustrating how they prey on older folks like that. Has anyone else come across Extreme Home Insurance or know anything about them?
Extreme Home Insurance
6 years
Got a call from a woman claiming our fridge freezer and washing machine insurance needed renewing. I told her we don’t have insurance on those. She kept saying we pay £129.12 a year and gave me a policy number 7719219. I said it sounded like the biggest con I’d ever come across! She swore it wasn’t. Really happy I found this site to confirm it, she sounded so convincing, I bet loads of folks would’ve been duped.
6 years
Got a call about some extreme home protection plan. They sounded really convincing, like the other comment here said. Wanted £90 for some appliance coverage or whatever, then asked for my new security number. I told them no way. Don't even recall signing up for this. Total scam, if you ask me. They claimed they already had my info and just needed to renew it. Honestly, they’re pretty slick. Watch out, folks!
Politely
6 years
Got a call from someone trying to pin down my address so they could send info about white goods insurance - thing is, I don’t even have any! They kept pushing, so I just had to end the call.
6 years
Called about some extreme home protection thing. They’re pretty slick honestly. Like someone else mentioned, they tried charging me £90 for an appliance and just asked for my new contact number. I told them no way. I don’t even recall signing up for this. Feels like a scam to me. They claimed they already had my info and just wanted to renew it. Gotta admit, they’re convincing. Watch out for these folks.
6 years
Had a call from someone called Jane, saying my electrical gadgets could get insured for just £90 with some “Extreme Home Protection” deal. Thought it sounded a bit off so I rang up my bank, and guess what? They had no clue about that company at all! Total scam, watch out!
Jane
6 years
Last night, my elderly mum got a call from 02039254710. The woman claimed to be from Extreme Home Protection and started talking about a policy that had supposedly lapsed. She mentioned specific dates of payments, amounts paid, and even the last four digits of my mum's old bank card. It sounded like she knew quite a bit about the policy and then pushed my mum to share her current card info, even tempting her with a discount down to £90. She also told my mum she didn’t need to talk to me unless I had power of attorney. Luckily, my mum was wise enough not to give out any card details.
Extreme Home Protection
6 years
Didn’t pick up and no voicemail left, this looks a bit dodgy to me. Would be careful with this number.
6 years
Jane rang me up and it was just the usual nonsense - obvious scam all the way. They really ought to be nailed and put behind bars for this.
Jane
6 years
Got a phone call claiming I was in a crash that wasn’t even my fault. I was so bored of their questions that I started giving silly replies like saying I crashed into an elephant. Honestly, these people need to be tracked down and put to a stop.
6 years
They said they'd insure my washing machine, but turns out they don't at all - total scam!
6 years
I had a call from a woman with a strong foreign accent, saying my 'Extreme Home Protection' was about to run out. I've never even signed up for anything like that. When I told her I didn’t have that cover, she just kept going, so I ended up hanging up. Pretty much the same as what others have said here.
6 years
Pretty much the same as what others mentioned. Got a call about renewing an insurance policy from five years ago, but she couldn’t give any specifics. Weirdly, she claimed I had a warranty on a fridge freezer, yet I’ve never owned one! They tried to get me to pay a ‘special’ discounted fee of £90 as if I was some important client. The number that showed up on my caller ID was 01514 386530, but ‘Kelly’ told me to ring back on 0203 9254710. I looked up ‘Extreme Home Protection’ and there’s no sign they actually exist.
Kelly
6 years
Just got a call from some Extreme Home Protection lot. They knew bits about me and my family, like saying we last insured the fridge and washing machine back in 2018, which I did agree to ages ago. Then she offered me a £90 discount as my last card starting with 4 had apparently expired. I told her to send me more info and ring me back. After a quick google, I see all this is just a scam. It’s really sad that folks actually hand over their bank details to these tricksters 😢
6 years
I got a call from "Ultimate home security" saying my appliance cover was about to expire and they offered me a discounted rate of £90. They asked for my card info, but luckily my card had already expired. I told them this and realised something was fishy as I knew exactly when my new card was due. This is just a trick to steal £90 or more from you. Also, it’s easy for them to guess the first few digits since many cards from one bank share those numbers. Best thing to do? Just put the phone down immediately.
Extreme Home Protection
6 years
Got a missed call when we weren’t home and no voicemail either.
6 years
Got a call from a woman saying my appliance insurance was up for renewal and she needed to confirm my info before posting the new paperwork. Since I don’t even have that sort of insurance, I quickly realised it was dodgy and ended the chat straight away.
7 years
Even if they’ve got your right address, including the post code, don’t ever hand over your debit or credit card info. They might try to tempt you with a lower payment, like dropping it from £131 to £90, but from what I’ve read in the comments, it’s definitely a scam. Stay safe and don’t fall for it.
7 years
Got a call from 02039254710 saying my insurance for household gadgets was due for renewal. They kept pushing to get my debit card info, which felt really dodgy. When I asked which appliances were covered, they couldn't give me an answer. Looks like a total scam to me. Best to just ignore the call!
7 years
I just got tricked by these people claiming I could have a year of free insurance. I've never dealt with this company before. Don't give them your bank info! They said my card’s new and they needed to update their system for renewal. Total scammers, watch out!
7 years
Just a heads up, 0203 925 4710 looks like a scam number. I checked it against 0203 925 2736 and it’s definitely dodgy. Better be careful! Don’t get caught out. That’s all from me.
7 years
Just a heads up, 02039254710 is a dodgy number from London. Don’t ever share your debit card details with whoever’s calling from this line - it’s definitely a scam. Stay safe!
London
7 years
Got a call about renewing an insurance for electrical stuff from a firm called Extreme Home Protection. Never heard of them before, plus I’ve never had any policy like that. They claimed I paid £120 back on 15 Jan 2018 for a Hoover washing machine, which I’ve never owned in my life. Seems like a straight up scam to me - best just cut the call.
Extreme Home ProtectionHoover
7 years
Got a ring from this company recently. They claimed I’ve been with them since 2015 and my debit card on file had expired, so they needed my updated info. The person on the line was pretty pushy, kept insisting I should remember them and told me my new policy would arrive this week. Then they threw in a “special” deal for £90.00. I had to hang up because they just wouldn’t accept me saying no. Felt quite dodgy, honestly.
7 years
My elderly mum got caught up in a scam from Extreme Home Protection. They somehow had loads of her personal info and called when she was really busy with some builders around the house. They asked for £90 and she ended up giving her card details without thinking. We're now sorting it out with the bank to report it as fraud. Proper dodgy stuff.
Extreme Home Protection
7 years
I just got a call from Roxsanne Muller trying to get me to pay £90 for some insurance renewal she claimed I had a couple years back. I honestly had no clue about any policy like that. She kept pushing for my card info but I said I'd only provide it once I saw the renewal paperwork. After a long 20 minute chat, she told me to check their website. When I did, I stumbled across these cautionary reviews. So yeah, I’m definitely not calling them back.
Roxsanne Muller
7 years
It turned out to be one of those dodgy appliance protection scheme calls.
7 years
Definitely a scam, the story they told was just like what others have said. I'm going to make sure the police get told about this.
7 years
Today around 1pm I got a phone call from a lady saying I could lower my home insurance payments which are meant to be paid this month. I told her I don’t have Extreme Home Insurance, but she kept insisting that I do. So, I just hung up.
Extreme Home Insurance
7 years
Got a call about some appliance protection thing, sounded dodgy as hell so I just hung up straight away. Definitely looks like a scam.
7 years
Got a call from a woman with a South African accent, calling herself Kelly. She kept telling me I had an insurance plan with Extreme Home Protection, which is rubbish because I've never had one. Oddly, she knew the first few numbers on my debit card. She was pretty pushy, saying I could look back at my bank statements from last year and see a £120 payment for the same insurance - but that's totally false. I searched online to see if it was a scam and turns out it definitely is.
KellyExtreme Home Protection
7 years
Just got a call from this number, don’t answer it - total scam!
7 years
£90 has been taken out of my dad’s bank without permission. What a load of scammers!
7 years
Just got a call from them saying they had a discount on appliance cover, something like £90 savings. I reckoned it was dodgy, so played along until they asked for the three digits on the back of my debit card. That’s when I knew it was a scam for sure - I never trust anyone who asks for card details over the phone.
7 years
Just got a call from someone talking about a £90 discount on appliance coverage. I had a feeling it was dodgy, so I played along a bit. But as soon as they asked for the 3-digit security code on my debit card, I knew it was a scam. Whenever anyone asks for card details over the phone, my alarm bells always start ringing.
7 years
They were tryin to get info to hack our bank cards, seemed like a scam to me.
7 years
I got a call from this place earlier, and the lady sounded pretty convincing. But there’s no way I’d hand over the three-digit code on the back of my card. I ended up hanging up after I googled the company first.
7 years
A lady named Roxsan Millar rang me and I ended up getting charged a whopping £90 after staying on the line too long - best thing is just to put the phone down straight away.
Roxsan Millar
7 years
Got a call from some company called Extreme Home Protection, and a woman with an Asian accent was telling me my appliances contract from 2015 was up for automatic renewal - something I never signed up for. She said I wouldn’t be able to access my account anymore and kept mentioning some letters they supposedly sent me in the post with special offers, which I never got. When I told her I had already updated my bank info, she just kept pushing hard for my bank details. It got so bad I had to just hang up the call!
Extreme Home Protection
7 years
Somebody from Xtreme Home Protection called me, saying I took out a policy back in 2015 and renewed it last year - which is totally not true! Even after I read out the reviews from this site, the caller kept pushing. I told them I was going to report them to the Telephone Preference Service as well.
Xtreme Home ProtectionTelephone Preference Service
7 years
This morning I got a call from Xstream Protection, telling us our appliances needed an insurance renewal. My missus asked what exactly they meant by appliances and to specify which ones. The woman on the phone hesitated and then just named off a bunch of typical household items without much sense. When I looked at our bank statements, there were no charges from them at all. Just a heads up, these people are after £90 and might even try to sneak money from your bank, so watch out for them.
Xstream Protection
7 years
Top-notch home security for sure.
7 years
Got a call this morning from someone called Limet claiming I’ve had a white goods insurance with them since 2015. They wouldn’t say which appliances are included and said my policy was renewed in Jan 2018. They wanted me to update my card details to keep it going; said it was £120 for a year but now just £90 until Dec 2020, then a free year after that. I refused to give my card info without any paperwork to prove the policy exists. This isn’t the first time - the same person rang a few weeks back and kept pushing for my card, which really annoyed me. I’ve blocked the number now.
Limet
7 years
I let the machine answer, sounded nice and polite. They told me if I called that number again, they wouldn’t get in touch anymore. Yeah, sure, like I’m gonna believe that!
7 years
On 18th December 2019, my wife got a call from Extreme Home Protection. They kept pestering her for quite a while and eventually got hold of her debit card info, then withdrew £90 from her account. She’s already contacted the bank about it. If you ever get a call from 02039254710, best to just ignore it.
Extreme Home Protection
7 years
My nan got a call from some place called ‘Xtreme Home Protection’ and they kept ringing and bothering her for ages, about half an hour or so. She ended up giving them her bank info and they charged £90 for some sort of protection service. It’s awful how these companies prey on older people like that. I’m definitely going to notify the bank and report it to Trading Standards.
Xtreme Home ProtectionTrading Standards
7 years
So, this company called Xtreme Home Protection got in touch with my dad who's got Alzheimer's and somehow convinced him to hand over his bank card info. They ended up taking £90 from his account. When I rang them to ask about it, they said he's had an insurance policy with them for five years, which is rubbish. This has all the hallmarks of a scam, completely dodgy. I'm definitely going to report it to the police, the bank, and any other relevant authorities.
Xtreme Home Protection
7 years
Got a call from this number about renewing some sort of electrical device protection. I was a bit suspicious they might want my bank info, so I told them we dont have any policy with them and just ended the call.
7 years
I received a phone call from someone claiming to represent Extreme Electrical Insurance, asserting that they provide coverage for electrical appliances in one’s home. Frankly, I’ve never come across this company before. The caller insisted that I had been insured by them for the past six years, which is complete nonsense as I don't possess any electrical insurance whatsoever.
Extreme Electrical Insurance
7 years
Me Nan just got a call from these lot, I grabbed the phone from her and told the caller that we’ve already reported them to the police and trading standards cos it’s clearly a scam. She kept saying they weren’t up to anything dodgy, just discussing the terms and conditions of her current plan. When I asked what the call was about, she said something about extreme home insurance. The woman’s English was really bad too.
Nan
7 years
Got a missed call from this number earlier, gonna wait and see if they ring back. I’m not really comfortable picking up calls from numbers I don’t know. Proper irritating!
7 years
This number just called me earlier today saying they were from Extreme Home Protection. They asked if I wanted to continue with some kind of insurance for home electrical stuff. Definitely sounds like a scam to me.
Extreme Home Protection
7 years
Got a call claiming to be from EXTREME HOME PROTECTION or something like that, but the number seemed dodgy. When I asked who they actually were, they just hung up on me. Pretty sure it was another scam!

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