02039850002
☎️ 02039850002 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203985 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02039850002
- Caution advised for phone scamDec
2020Mum scammed in Wordsearch transactionJul
2020Entered competition, no book purchaseJul
2020Question ITV involvement in scamApr
2020Parent with dementia scammed disgustinglyApr
2020Suspicious scam call regarding competitionApr
2020Correct answer, entered for drawApr
2020Beware of potential £17,000 scamApr
2020Caution against ITV competition scamApr
2020Block unwanted phone numbers differentApr
2020Scammed by knowledgeable elderly ladyApr
2020Warning about wordsearch scam requestApr
2020Caller answered and then hung upApr
2020Beware of ITV4 wordsearch competitionApr
2020Received call about wordsearch competitionApr
2020Won book in competition, payment scamApr
2020Received suspicious call requesting bank detailsApr
2020Received suspicious call, asked for letterApr
2020Refused book, didn't give cardApr
2020Suspicious call from supposed ITVApr
2020Bored with TV competition scamApr
2020Call disconnected upon answeringApr
2020Received suspicious call, potential scamApr
2020Questioning legitimacy of phone callMar
2020Call disconnected; did not connectMar
2020Won competition, offered free giftsMar
2020Avoid providing specific information alsoMar
2020TV Wordsearch complicating prize finalist announcementMar
2020Skepticism towards wordsearch competition prizeMar
2020Suspected scam from text competitionMar
2020Received surprising call, potential prizeMar
2020Received silent call from advertiserMar
2020Missed call from promotional purposesMar
2020Warning against potential scam lotteryMar
2020No win in TV competitionMar
2020User claims no human interactionMar
2020Received silent call, no responseMar
2020User denies entering wordsearch competitionMar
2020Call from familiar organization, suspicious requestMar
2020Missed call, likely marketing companyMar
2020Personal information shared without consentMar
2020Displeasure with automated cold callingMar
2020User comment identified as "spam."Mar
2020Warning about word search scamMar
2020Received genuine offer, appeared oldMar
2020Unknown number called twice brieflyMar
2020Caller claiming James Bond prizeMar
2020Accusation that competition is scamMar
2020Scammer asking for book paymentMar
2020Curious about unidentified book titleMar
2020Missed call, waiting for responseMar
2020Caution about Word Search winnerMar
2020Spam call from dishonest ladyMar
2020Everyone remained silentMar
2020Correctly predicted word search winnerMar
2020Comment contains slight annoyanceMar
2020Multiple unrecognized calls, potential scamMar
2020Silence, no person spokeMar
2020Unsure about fortnight competition callMar
2020Unknown caller promoting nuisance trainingMar
2020Call ended abruptly, nobody spokeMar
2020Number Of Searches: 365 Number Of Comments: 56 First Seen: 03 March 2020 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Kingsey(Buckinghamshire), Knaik(Perth and Kinross) and Notting Hill(Greater London).
02039850002 has 56 comments of which 9 x negative and 47 x neutral
Reports on phone number 02039850002
6 yearsGot a call from the number 02039677026, this guy was really well spoken and went through the usual spiel. He said I’d answered a “James Bond question” right and was entered into a draw to win 10 grand. Then he asked for my credit card to charge £1.95, so they could send me a few puzzle prizes that I’d apparently won. I said no thanks and told him I was hanging up. Oddly, he already had my full name and address, though I did accidentally give my postcode. Now I’m a bit worried if I’ve been scammed or if my identity’s at risk. Just a heads up, watch out for this one!James Bond6 yearsYesterday, my mum got caught up in a scam with Wordsearch. She suffers from dementia and has fallen for similar tricks in the past. The troubling part is that there's a £1.95 postage fee showing as pending on her bank statement, but the bigger concern is those scammers now have her updated bank info. I’m going to keep a really close eye on her account from now on.Wordsearch6 yearsI too submitted an entry for the same competition and received a call back informing me that I’d made it onto the shortlist. However, there was absolutely no reference to purchasing a book at any point. It does make you wonder why ITV would continue airing a competition that might be dodgy, doesn’t it?ITV6 yearsMy mum’s been ripped off, she has dementia and they kept taking money from her. It's awful. What a SCAM!6 yearsThey told me I got the answer right, James Bond was the guess, and said I’d be entered into some kind of draw in June.James Bond6 yearsI recently received a rather peculiar phone call from this number, claiming I had been selected to win £17,000 in a competition related to James Bond. As soon as they mentioned that I needed to pay £1.95 for postage and packaging, I became suspicious. I inquired if I could call them back, and the chap on the line, who mentioned he was new, promised to get the manager's number for me. However, before he could come back with any information, the call abruptly dropped. Just a heads-up for everyone - stay vigilant!James Bond6 yearsGot a call just after a break on ITV about a James Bond word search competition. They claimed I’d made it to the next stage and could get a word search book full of chances to win cash, but they wanted me to cover the postage and asked for my bank info. If this rings you, best just hang up straight away!ITVJames Bond6 yearsI would really appreciate it if this number would cease all calls to me henceforth.6 yearsOh, what a numpty I've been! I really got taken in by that one 😔. There was this sweet old lady on the other end, and she seemed to know quite a lot. What on earth should I do now?6 yearsI got a message saying I made it to the final of some word search contest, but then they started asking for my bank info to send these word search books. Honestly, don’t share your bank details with anyone, even if they claim it’s from ITV. It’s a total scam, keep your guard up!6 yearsI picked up and as soon as I did, they just ended the call.6 yearsSo I took part in this wordsearch contest on ITV4 hoping to bag £17,500. They rang me but I missed the call. Bit odd that they'd ask for bank info right? I'd say watch out for this one. If you do get told you’ve won, just ask them to post a cheque instead.ITV46 yearsToday, I got a rather intriguing phone call informing me that I’ve made it to the final round of a £17,000 wordsearch competition themed around James Bond that's been airing on the telly. It felt quite authentic since I had indeed taken part in it. The chap on the line inquired about a book, mentioning there’d be a postage fee. When I declined, he remained quite amiable, wishing me the best of luck for the final draw before bidding me farewell. Here’s hoping I come out on top, wouldn’t that be a laugh?James Bond6 yearsReceived a dodgy phone call claiming I had won a book in a competition, but then they started asking for my credit card details to cover the postage. I told them I’d settle up once the book arrived, and lo and behold, they just cut the line! Quite dodgy, I’d say!6 yearsThis morning I got a ring from 02039850002. The woman on the other end knew my full name and where I live, plus she mentioned the exact date I signed up for that TV contest. Then she started trying to sell me a book costing £1.95 and asked for my bank info. I told her no thanks.6 yearsReceived a ring from 02039850002 and decided to call back. The bloke said I'd made it to the final round of some draw happening on 26th June and wanted my name. I wasn’t having it and asked him to send me a letter to prove I was even part of this draw (shouldn’t everyone be included automatically, with winners just getting told?). He got all annoyed I wasn’t giving in and just ended the call.6 yearsI can relate; I received a similar message. I made it quite clear that I had no interest in the book and absolutely refused to share my card information.6 yearsI was approached by someone who really seemed to know their stuff, claiming to represent ITV and informing me that I had emerged victorious in a word search contest. They mentioned sending me some goodies through the post, requesting a mere £1.90 to cover the postage costs, payable only via debit card. I stood my ground and declined to share any bank information, even though they were rather persuasive. To be on the safe side, I’ve reached out to ITV to verify whether this was a legitimate call or just a sneaky scam attempt.ITV6 yearsWhen I picked up the phone, they just disconnected on me.6 yearsHello! I couldn’t help but notice your mention of the word search contest. I’ve just had a call myself claiming that I’ve won a book and some lottery tickets, but they’re asking for £1.99 to cover postage. Is this a con, or did you end up getting anything? Should I just disregard it altogether? Cheers!6 yearsThis number just rang me and it felt a bit off, so I told them I'd check with my husband first. After reading what others have said here, I reckon I’ll just say no. No chance I’m sharing my bank info with someone I don’t know at all.6 yearsAs soon as I picked up, they just ended the call.6 yearsI received a rather intriguing call from someone claiming I’d answered a competition question correctly for an ITV programme. Apparently, the solution to the word search was James Bond, and they were eager to offer me a complimentary book and some lottery tickets for just £1.99. When I prompted them to send over an email with the specifics, they quite abruptly responded that they don’t operate in that manner. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!ITVJames Bond6 yearsPlease refrain from sharing specifics.6 yearsGot a call from some firm named TV Wordsearch claiming I’m one of their finalists for a draw happening on 26th June. They tried to push me into buying a book for £1.95 supposedly to get extra chances to win. I told them no thanks - not handing over my card details on a call. I said if I really am a finalist, I’d just wait and see if a cheque turns up through the post in June.TV Wordsearch6 yearsI took part in a wordsearch contest I saw on telly, and they told me I was in a draw scheduled for 26th June. Then they asked if I fancied a free book of competitions, but said they’d need my bank info to cover the £1.50 postage. I decided not to go for the book in the end.6 yearsI had a rather similar encounter recently. Just last week, I participated in a word search contest that I spotted advertised on the telly. Since then, I’ve received a text encouraging me to join yet another competition. I decided to ignore that message, but today I got a call asking for my payment details to send me a book, which they said would cost £1.99. I couldn’t help but wonder: if they really could hand out £17,500, why on earth would they need £1.99 from me? I wasn't at all convinced it was on the up-and-up, so I refrained from sharing any personal information. The caller didn’t manage to say much to allay my suspicions regarding the legitimacy of the whole affair, either.6 yearsJust got a call from 02039850002 and they already had my name, address, and even the competition I supposedly entered - and it’s the only one I can think of! They said I’ve won something but didn’t ask for any bank info, so I’m keeping my fingers crossed. I’ll update you all if anything comes of it, fingers crossed xx6 yearsGot a call and just said hi, but nobody answered. I stayed on the line for a bit but gave up and ended the call. After seeing other people's stories, I remember doing a wordsearch for a TV ad not long ago, so I'm guessing that was who it was.6 yearsso today i saw a missed call from 02039850002, last week i joined a tv wordsearch contest and the day after that they sent me a text about other competitions to take part in.6 yearsThis particular number seems to ring right after you sign up for a competition on ITV. I never pick up, yet they always send a message urging you to return their call, claiming you’ve won a prize. It’s amusing, really, considering they reach out before the draw has even taken place. Clearly, there’s no legitimate prize at all. It’s rather disappointing that ITV permits such practices to continue.ITV6 yearsI took part in a TV ad contest and got the right answer, but didn’t end up winning anything. Since then, they keep calling and sending me letters, pushing me to join more contests. These new ones are way more expensive than the first entry and honestly, the chance of winning seems like one in a million. It feels like a bit of a rip-off really.6 yearsI picked up when this number rang, but there was absolutely no one speaking on the other end.6 yearsThis guy claimed it was for a wordsearch contest, but I’ve never even signed up for any! Total fibbers, honestly lol.6 yearsThe caller had already got my name and where I live.6 yearsSo, I got a call earlier where they actually knew my name, which freaked me out a bit. Turns out they were right about me entering some TV contest a few weeks back. But things got dodgy when they started asking me for my bank info just to send over a “free” word search puzzle book! Definitely didn’t trust that.6 yearsCan someone explain where these robocallers even find our numbers? It’s so annoying! The UK really ought to get tougher on cold calling, maybe even ban it completely. Sick of all these telesales and telemarketing calls - they should just make those kind of calls illegal!UKWild West6 yearsI got a call from this number earlier but it just rang out and no voicemail or anything left. Saw a quite similar number pop up on my phone a few days ago too, seems like it might be one of those marketing firms? I'm a bit wary to ring back cause I’ve no clue who it is - probably just some automated caller checking if the number’s live or something.6 yearsSeems to me like a dodgy word search contest, if you ask me. The person at the beginning definitely puts on a convincing act, but then they start fishing for your card information under the guise of a £1.50 postage fee for a crossword book. Just a heads up-don't share your banking info with them!6 yearsI had a call come through today that appeared to be legitimate, albeit it could be a bit dated. I'm not easily fooled, so I paid attention to what they were saying without falling for it. Just a heads up - I didn’t share any banking information! Stay cautious, everyone!6 yearsGot a couple of rings from this number but then it just stopped ringing.6 yearsReceived a call where the chap claimed I’d won a James Bond-themed prize for the month of July. They were keen to send me a complimentary book as part of the deal, but I needed to provide my credit card information to cover the postage fee of £1.99. Sounds a bit dodgy, doesn’t it?6 yearsIt's clear that not everyone can come out on top in this contest, which makes me suspicious that something fishy is going on! Best of luck to those chancers, but honestly, they've got the audacity of pickpockets! I reckon they deserve a right good comeuppance!6 yearsI've had a similar experience, mate. It was really annoying-some bloke at the other end insisting that I cough up cash for a book! Did he happen to grab your address as well?6 yearsWhat was the title of that book? 😂6 yearsGot a call from a number I didn't recognise but they didn't leave any voicemail. I'll wait and see if they ring back and post an update!6 yearsIt appears that the Word Search Winner might not be a legitimate business, so I'd advise everyone to exercise caution!6 yearsGot a spam call from a woman who said it wasn’t a cold call. When I asked if I’d requested the call, she just cut off. Blocked her immediately.6 yearsThere wasn't a single word exchanged.6 yearsI gave that number a ring, and on the other end, it announced something about being a word search champion.6 yearsWhen I picked up the phone, there was utter silence on the other end.6 yearsI've been bombarded with calls from the number 02039850002, and it seems to be someone speaking in a Chinese accent. The messages are all jumbled, making no sense whatsoever, so I decided to hang up. Following that, I got yet another call which I chose to ignore, but then I found a voicemail waiting for me-again, just a muddled message. The calls have kept coming, and I've even had a couple of missed calls on my landline now. I'm beginning to feel quite exasperated and annoyed by this situation!6 yearsThere wasn’t a soul who uttered a word.6 yearsI received a call, and when I returned it, I was greeted with a message about a competition lasting a fortnight?6 yearsI received a call on my mobile from a number I couldn't identify, and they didn't bother to leave a message. After looking it up online, it seems like it's a pesky bother and the suggestion is to report it. The number in question is: 020 3985 0002. Much appreciated!6 yearsI received a call where nobody said a word before hanging up.Submit Your Own Report (020 3985 0002)
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