02039717671
TimeLine☎️ 02039717671 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 203971 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02039717671
- Scammer tried phone account takeoverAug
2026Persistent scammer, falsely claims EEAug
2026Data breach, suspected spam callsAug
2026Repeated calls flagged as scamJul
2026Multiple scam calls, same numberJul
2026Refused removal, blocked user immediatelyJul
2026Vodafone deal call suspicious, unflaggedJun
2026Repeated calls despite requested blockApr
2026Caller claimed BT, user declinedApr
2026Fake discount call, Indian accent scamApr
2026Ram called, Indian accent, ThreeMar
2026O2 scam, do not answerMar
2026Number Of Searches: 25 Number Of Comments: 12 First Seen: 14 March 2026 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Heck(Dumfries and Galloway), Letham(Fife) and Nancenoy(Cornwall).
02039717671 has 12 comments of which 7 x negative and 5 x neutral
02039717671 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02039717671 👆 is reported as persistent and annoying with multiple repeated calls despite requests to stop. Callers often claim to be from BT, O2 or Three, usually with an Indian accent. They typically try to offer fake discounts or ask for verification codes, clearly attempting a scam. Many have recognised the tactic of requesting codes sent by text to access accounts. Some responders wasted their time on the call, engaging the caller but confirming it was a scam. Visitors should be aware these calls are not genuine and are attempts to gain personal details or access accounts.
Reports on phone number 02039717671
2 monthsSome bloke rang me saying he was from my mobile provider. He tried to sound legit by asking me to say a code back to him, which I later found out would’ve let him get into my phone account. I think he wanted to order a new iPhone on my account with my info. Once I twigged it was a con, I called him out and he just started swearing at me before hanging up.2 monthsGot a call from someone claiming to be with EE, but I’m not even a customer. I ended up telling him off pretty harshly. He just wouldn’t hang up and kept ringing me again and again. No doubt at all, this was definitely a scam call.EE2 monthsNot sure how this happened, maybe a data leak or something, but this number has called nearly everyone in my family. My Samsung phone even labels it as Potential Spam.Samsung2 monthsFor four days straight, this number kept ringing me. My phone even flagged it as maybe a scam, which was a bit off-putting.3 monthsGot calls from the same number a few times, first pretending to be from BT, then EE, and later O2. Don’t trust them or share any details, it’s clearly a scam.BTEEO23 monthsWhen I told him to take me off their list, he just went on with, "No miss, you have to hear me out before making up your mind." Uh no, I’m not interested in being told I HAVE to listen. So I just blocked him.3 monthsI got a call from a guy who had an Indian accent saying Vodafone can offer me a better contract deal. Problem is, I’m already with Vodafone, so if there was a nicer offer, surely I’d have been told by now. Most of these calls usually set off a "possible scam" warning on my phone, so I just answer in Spanish and say I can’t talk English. But this time, the call didn’t come up as suspicious at all.Vodafone6 monthsThis bloke kept ringing me multiple times. Every time I ended the call, he'd dial again straight away. He did it like five times, even after I told him to stop calling. Eventually, I had no choice but to block the number.6 monthsThere was this guy with a foreign accent claiming he was calling from BT. I was out with loads of people around me, so I didn’t catch much of what he said. When he asked, I just told him I wasn’t with BT (though I swear I caught him say I was!) then quickly hung up.BT6 monthsGot a call from some bloke with an Indian accent about a 40% off discount on my O2 bill - yeah right, sounds like a total scam to me.6 monthsToday, I got a call from a guy named Ram - sounded like he had a kinda Indian accent and said he was from the Three network. I just told him I’m not with Three and hung up, bye!RamThree7 monthsGot a call from someone claiming to be "O2" offering a discount on my bill. I decided to mess with him and kept the chat going for about 5 minutes just to waste his time. He kept saying I’d get a text with a code they needed. We went back and forth, and he kept insisting he wasn’t a scammer. Funny thing is, the real O2 text ends with a warning to hang up if anyone asks for that code. He was clearly trying to hack into my account, but he wouldn’t admit it. Best advice? Don’t pick up, or just have a laugh and waste their time like I did!Submit Your Own Report (020 3971 7671)
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