02039301715
TimeLine☎️ 02039301715 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 203930 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02039301715
- There are scammers using this numberMay
2025Phone number provided for contactNov
2022Unprofessional telemarketer seemed like a scamMay
2022Possible scam call from VodafoneMay
2022Believes response is a scamMay
2022Avoid pushy cold-calling upgrade companyMay
2022Unauthorized call from suspicious numberMay
2022Reference to telecom companiesMay
2022suspected scam call from VodafoneMay
2022No voicemail, not important enoughMay
2022User complains about receiving spamMay
2022User did a lot of searchesMay
2022Questioning authenticity of posted infoMay
2022Mistaken call promoting EE upgradeMay
2022Claim indicated valid fraud suspicionMay
2022Directors of spam businesses: jailMay
2022Call ended abruptly after answeringMay
2022Missed call, no voicemailMay
2022Call identified as possibly scamMay
2022Suspicious call about phone upgradeMay
2022Number Of Searches: 338 Number Of Comments: 19 First Seen: 01 May 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Coed Mawr(Gwynedd), Cookridge(West Yorkshire) and Wester Fearn Burn(Highland).
02039301715 has 19 comments of which 3 x negative and 16 x neutral
02039301715 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02039301715 👆 is reported as a nuisance telemarketing number linked to aggressive sales tactics and likely scams. Callers frequently claim to represent well-known mobile providers but exhibit unprofessional behaviour, inconsistent information, and refuse to provide verifiable details. They often target businesses under the pretext of upgrading contracts or changing tariffs, despite uncertainties about account ownership. Calls are typically unsolicited, with no messages left, and many recipients have blocked the number. There are strong suspicions of deceptive practices, with some users advising against engaging and recognising it as spam. Users express concern over the legitimacy and ethics of the operation behind the calls, recommending caution and non-engagement to avoid potential fraud or harassment.
Reports on phone number 02039301715
1 yearAbsolute fraudsters, watch out!4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from o2 but then started mentioning some ‘next company’ or whatever it was. She sounded really dodgy, kinda like someone half tipsy and not very clear, reminded me of a scouser on benefits (no disrespect). I already suspected it was a scam before picking up, so I just played along for a bit. When she said she’d have to ask me some security questions, I just ended the call.4 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from Vodafone about a business account. I don’t hold the account myself, so I told them that straight away. It sounded a bit off since they couldn't provide any other numbers connected to the account. I mentioned I didn’t have the details of the actual account holder and said they should ring back another time.Vodafone4 yearsI didn`t pick up, but I`m pretty sure it was some sort of scam.4 yearsSo I got a call from this company called yourmobile.com, and they were pretty relentless trying to get me to switch my phone plan. It reminded me a bit of when Carphone Warehouse used to ring, but honestly, these lot are way more persistent. Honestly, best to just avoid them if you can.Carphone Warehouse4 yearsGot a call from a London number, said they were from YourMobile or something in Telford business. Seemed a bit dodgy!LondonTelford4 yearsCalled me from a Vodafone number, name showed as Tom. Bit suspicious but just ignored it.TomVodafone4 yearsI got a call from a woman saying she was from Vodafone, telling me I had to switch to a more expensive plan because supposedly I was a business customer. I argued with her about it, and then she just hung up on me.Vodafone4 yearsThey’ve been ringing me over and over but never drop a voicemail. Surely if it was something urgent, they’d leave a message?4 yearsTotal waste of time, just spam.4 yearsI never picked up, but seeing this number popped up on here nearly 300 times says everything, really.4 yearsThey claimed to be from O2, but I really don't think that number would even show up on the O2 website. Seems fishy to me.4 yearsGot a call from someone trying to get me to upgrade my EE phone, but I’m not even an EE customer! They didn’t even bother to find out who I was. I’ve just blocked the number now. Honestly, I feel bad for those poor people stuck doing these jobs.EE4 yearsPretty sure this is just a scam.4 yearsGot a call earlier but they didn’t leave any message or voicemail.4 yearsI keep getting calls from spam, honestly the people running these companies should be locked up.4 yearsas soon as i picked up, the caller hung up. maybe they were after someone specific or something like that.4 yearsI got a call on my work phone and asked a few questions to figure out if it was legit. Instead of answering properly, the person on the other end got all annoyed and started saying I was being clever and just wasting his time. Mind you, he called a business number right in the middle of office hours!4 yearsSomebody called me claiming to be from Vodafone, offering help with an upgrade. But when I asked them to email me the info, they said they couldn’t do that. Now I’m kinda wondering if it was a scam or not.VodafoneSubmit Your Own Report (020 3930 1715)
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