02039301829
TimeLine☎️ 02039301829 👆 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 02039301829
- Scammer call, blocked, reported incidentJan
2025Possible scam linked to purchasesJan
2025Unknown number, potential scam callJan
2025EasyLife scam; block and report!Jan
2025Scripted call; no interaction possibleJan
2025Suspicious call, offered fake vouchersJan
2025Unwanted call, blocked number, declinedJan
2025Scam call regarding voucher systemJan
2025Harassment from unwanted telemarketer callsJan
2025Unwanted call with personal informationJan
2025Commenter interrupted discussion about offersJan
2025Suspicious call about voucher scamJan
2025Blocked number after voucher scamJan
2025Unknown number unanswered callJan
2025Unwanted call, possibly a scamJan
2025Caller identified as a scammerJan
2025Unwanted call about gifts receivedJan
2025Suspicious call about rewards receivedJan
2025Unrecognized number likely a scamJan
2025Ignored suspected spam callJan
2025Recognized scam, reported to bankJan
2025American man charges unauthorized subscriptionsJan
2025Ignoring calls, blocking this numberDec
2024Suspicious offer related to a watchDec
2024Fraudulent message from M&S bankDec
2024Number Of Searches: 75 Number Of Comments: 25 First Seen: 20 December 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Aiskew(North Yorkshire), Cuaig(Highland) and Kenton(Tyne and Wear).
02039301829 has 25 comments of which 15 x negative and 10 x neutral
02039301829 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02039301829 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number linked to voucher offers and fake rewards, often involving EasyLife or Premier. Callers use personal details like name and address to sound credible, offering vouchers worth £50-£100 as rewards for past purchases, which many users either don’t recall or had poor experiences with. The callers tend to have American accents or speak in poor English and follow scripted pitches, often cutting calls abruptly when questioned. Several have experienced being threatened with unauthorised subscriptions or pressure to sign up for paid services disguised as voucher schemes. Most users advise ignoring, blocking and reporting the number due to its scammy, harassing nature, with no legitimate business confirmed. Many calls come without voicemail or with vague promises leading to potential financial loss.
Reports on phone number 02039301829
1 yearSomeone rang me earlier pretending to know me. I didn’t hold back and told them straight they were a scammer, using a few choice words. Blocked the number right after.1 yearGot a call supposedly about something my mum bought. They kept pressing for her name, saying it was an offer for loyal customers. Bit suspicious, but then she does tend to buy loads of junk from mail order catalogues. Might be a scam, not sure though.1 yearMy phone just rang from a number I didn't recognise, but they didn’t leave any voicemail. Feels like one of those dodgy scam calls to me.1 yearSaw EasyLife featured on the telly tonight, and the coverage was awful. Total scammers, watch out! If you deal with these folks, you’re just asking for a world of problems. Keep an eye on your bank balance and make sure to cancel any payments heading their way. If you get calls from this number or any other dodgy ones, text them to 7726 or use your phone’s spam reporting tool. Make sure you get some kind of confirmation, you might need to verify it. After that, don’t hesitate - block them straight away!EasyLife1 yearThey said they were from Premiere and sounded like they had a script right in front of them. There were no pauses at all and you couldn’t get a word in edgeways. I just let them carry on without saying anything. At the end, I asked them to send whatever info they had in writing and then I ended the call.Premiere1 yearThis woman called me and somehow knew my full name and where I live. She was offering me £100 in vouchers for being a loyal customer, I think she said something about Easylife, but her English was really bad. I've bought a few things from them over the years, but nothing that would earn me that much in rewards. I asked if there was a catch and told her I wasn’t interested. After that she just hung up on me.Easylife1 yearGot a call from some lady with an American accent claiming to be from Premier. She said I bought something ages ago and now, as a 'loyal customer,' I was entitled to a £100 reward voucher. She knew my full name and address which was a bit unsettling. I told her thanks but no thanks and asked to be removed from their list. She said it was no problem, but I’m pretty sure she won’t actually take me off. This number has been ringing me a few times earlier this week so I’ve just blocked it now.1 yearGot a call from someone named Chris, said he was from Premier and was trying to give me vouchers. Turns out it’s tied up with Easylife catalogue stuff. I found out later I’d been signed up to Perx Magazine and this Premier Cookery7 club without me okay’ing it at all. They kept ringing me more and more, so much that I had to mention getting a solicitor involved before they finally backed off.ChrisEasylifePerx MagazinePremier Cookery71 yearGot a call on my home phone earlier today from someone pushing a voucher scheme. They brought up stuff we supposedly bought back in 2021, which must have been Easylife. Haven't had any dealings with them for ages. Heard they were featured on a BBC show called Rip OFF Britain with some pretty bad reviews.EasylifeBBCRip Off Britain1 yearGot a call from Premier trying to sell me loads of vouchers and stuff. I told the bloke to jog on and just hung up. Bit odd coz he knew a few things about me that I never gave out.1 yearGot a ring from someone saying they were from Easylife, asking to double-check my address, even though they already had it, supposedly so I could get vouchers for being a loyal customer. Thing is, I only ever bought one thing from Easylife years ago, which was rubbish and I had to get my money back. They mentioned £50 worth of vouchers, like Tesco for example, and another £20 voucher for something else - but I think by then I was zoning out a bit and caught that it meant I’d agreed to some subscription with a monthly charge.EasylifeTesco1 yearBefore I ended the call, he started going on about some deals.1 yearGot a call from a number I didn’t recognise, didn’t answer it once I realised it was trying to be some voucher scam. Just blocked the number straight away.1 yearI thought I had blocked them but still managed to get a call from these scammers. Honestly, not sure where they got my details from, but I did block them ages ago.1 yearDidn’t answer because I didn’t recognise the number.1 yearAbsolute rip off!1 yearSome woman rang me up from a company called Premier, and she even knew my name. She tried to give me vouchers and some freebies, but I hung up straight away.1 yearMy landline rang from 02039301829 but I had no idea who it was so I ignored it. They didn't bother leaving a voicemail either. I reckon it's likely just another scam call!1 yearAbout three minutes ago, I got a call from this number. The bloke said his name was Darren and started going on about some kind of rewards. I just hung up straight away.Darren1 yearPhone lit up with a number I thought was spam, so I just let it ring out without picking up.1 yearHad a guy from the States on the line, bloke sounded American. Turns out he was pushing some voucher scam, and he's been at it for what feels like forever. Beware if you share your card info - these dodgy types hang on to it and before you know it, they're deducting monthly fees without asking. Thankfully, my bank stopped the sod trying to nick money from my account. Don't be surprised if the same scammer rings back over and over again.1 yearWhen the phone rang, my wife answered but didn’t share any details because she spotted it was probably a scam from the way they talked. We’ve since informed our bank about it.1 yearSince Christmas Day, I’ve received two calls from this number. I made it clear I don’t pick up if I don’t know the caller, and even though they could’ve left a voicemail, they didn’t bother. I’m going to block it now.1 yearI got a call from 02039301829, a London number, but the bloke spoke with an American accent. He was trying to convince me to accept travel vouchers worth £100, saying I could back out after a month. However, if I stayed on, it’d set me back £99 each month. The whole thing was because of a watch supposedly ordered ages ago, but honestly, I can’t even recall buying one! Weird situation.London1 yearGot a message saying it was from M&S Bank, wanted my info, the text was full of mistakes so I just blocked the number straight away.M & S BankSubmit Your Own Report (020 3930 1829)
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