02045259648
TimeLine☎️ 02045259648 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 204525 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02045259648
- Suspected scam call from Healthcare CentreAug
2023Healthcare call from an imposterAug
2023Questioned by alert for walkAug
2023Warns of scam health reviewAug
2023Attempting to defraud vulnerable individualsAug
2023Scam call intercepted, health claimAug
2023Elderly health care location neededAug
2023Scam call offering fake medicationAug
2023Suspicious call for fake productJul
2023Health center phone call scamJul
2023Fake tablet scam, stole £70Jul
2023Warning about Indian phone scamJul
2023Unsolicited call about health insuranceJul
2023Called for arthritis treatment scamJul
2023Fake healthcare call warning. Be vigilantJul
2023Scammer posing as surveyor avoidedJul
2023Phone scam targeting elderly customersJul
2023Persistent caller about health issuesJul
2023Caller unrecognized, suspecting a scamJul
2023Missed calls, likely a scamJul
2023Discussion of arthritis remedies, non-participationJun
2023Scam call pretending to helpJun
2023Suspicious call from Wellbeing ArthritisMay
2023Unsolicited call from unknown sourceMay
2023Number identified as scam callMay
2023Warning: Possible scam, avoid contactJun
2022No call back on voidJun
2022Questionable authenticity of Chain trackerJun
2022Unable to return missed callJun
2022Number Of Searches: 40 Number Of Comments: 29 First Seen: 13 June 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Black Lake(West Midlands), Narberth (Arberth)(Pembrokeshire) and Sliddery(East Ayrshire).
02045259648 has 29 comments of which 12 x negative and 17 x neutral
02045259648 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02045259648 👆 is reported as a persistent scam targeting mainly elderly individuals with callers posing as healthcare providers or specialists. They often claim to have personal health information and offer treatments or medication for conditions like arthritis, seeking to gain trust before requesting payment or sensitive details. Calls typically feature foreign accents and involve unsolicited health surveys or pressure to share personal data. Some accounts mention attempts to connect via messaging apps or suspicious cryptocurrency schemes. Callers refuse to provide verifiable credentials and frequently end calls abruptly when challenged. Victims have reported financial loss and fraudulent activity. It is strongly advised not to engage, never share personal or financial information, and block the number immediately to avoid potential harm.
Reports on phone number 02045259648
3 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Asian accent who claimed she was ringing from some Healthcare Centre. She began asking loads of personal questions like how I am, about my health, and if I take morning walks. When I asked her what the call was about, she just kept pressing me for answers. It felt sketchy and absolutely no valid reason behind the call. Definitely a SCAM.Healthcare Centre3 yearsI got a call from a woman with an Asian accent, saying she was from some healthcare company. I told her I don’t talk about personal stuff with someone I don’t know, then I just ended the call. Definitely a scam!3 yearsSome bloke called saying there was a health warning in my neighbourhood and asked if I'd been out for a walk. When I pressed him for details, he started talking about elderly folks around here having diabetes and heart problems. I told him if I was worried, I'd just ring my GP. After that, he quickly ended the call.3 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were checking up on my private health stuff, but it was obvious they were just trying to get info out of me. If they ring you, best thing to do is just put the phone down straight away.3 yearsThey were attempting to con an old lady.3 yearsMy carer picked up the call and the person on the other end said they were from some senior healthcare service. They refused to share any info and just hung up. Definitely seemed like a scam to me.3 yearsGot a call about "health care for elderly in your area" but I wasn’t expecting it and it felt a bit off. Didn’t sound like anyone I know and was kind of pushy about needing info. Probably best to be careful with these calls, might be a scam or telemarketer trying to sell something. Just blocked them since I wasn’t interested.3 yearsMy mum got a call from a man who said his name was Mick Williams, but he definitely sounded like he wasn’t from here. He claimed to be ringing from a health centre linked to Swindon University. He knew my mum’s name and even some of her health problems, then said her medication would be delivered the following day for £60. Mum’s not daft and said no thanks, then he dropped the price to £25. She told him she wouldn’t do anything without speaking to me first. He tried to speak to me but mum said I wasn’t home. She soon twigged it was a scam, but since she’s booked for a hospital appointment soon, she almost believed it because he had a lot of personal info. I really hope this number gets flagged and blocked so no one else falls victim or worse, has their bank details stolen.Mick WilliamsHealth CentreSwindon University3 yearsGot a call supposedly from some health service about a new emergency alert device you wear. I said I wasn’t interested, but before I could hang up, they just dropped the call on me. Definitely a scam.3 yearsAbout half an hour back, I got a call from someone claiming to be from a health centre asking how I was feeling today. I immediately suspected it was a scam and ended the call quickly. Watch out for these kinds of calls!3 yearsThis number rang my mum recently and it was a total scam. They started chatting about her health and family to build trust before trying to sell her some sort of tablets. She ended up handing over £70 before we realised what was going on. We've since blocked her card so they can’t take any more money from her. Proper lowlife scammers, honestly.3 yearsGot a call from 02045259648, some bloke with an Indian accent trying to tell me I needed health care support. I’m only 20 and don’t need any, pretty sure it’s a scam.India3 yearsGot a call from someone talking about elderly health and they already knew my last name. The accent sounded foreign. I didn’t even let them get a word in, just told them I wasn’t interested and hung up, but they kept going even after I ended the call.3 yearsGot a call from someone with a foreign accent talking about arthritis remedies. They even knew my mum’s name, which felt a bit dodgy. I’m pretty sure it was a scam, so I just hung up and blocked the number straight away.3 yearsGot a call from 02045259648 today, someone claiming to be from senior joint and mobility care. Thankfully, my mum had her carer here then, so it was a bit easier to spot that it was dodgy. Honestly, watch out for any calls like this pretending to be healthcare - stay sharp everyone!3 yearsSomeone rang me saying they were conducting surveys about older adults, but I just ended the call - seemed like a total scam to me.3 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be a medical service, trying to sell vitamins. They called me a second time about a fortnight later, this time asking for credit card info. Definitely a scam aimed at older folks.3 yearsThey kept ringing about some health stuff and just wouldn't let me hang up, proper annoying!3 yearsGot calls three times from this number, didn’t ring any bells. Pretty sure it’s just a scam.3 yearsThis number rang me a couple of times within the last hour but no message was left. I don’t know who it could be, seems dodgy and probably just a scam.3 yearsThey talked about some treatments for my arthritis and said they'd contact me again in a couple of weeks, once I've given Epsom Salt baths a go, but honestly, I’m not planning to try that.Epsom3 yearsMy older relatives got a call from someone who said he was a joint expert. He actually knew their names and started pushing arthritis remedies, sharing a tale about his mum. He asked for £69. The bloke introduced himself as James Roger, and he spoke with a foreign-sounding accent.James Roger3 yearsI got a call from someone with a strong Indian accent claiming to be James Rogers from Wellbeing Arthritis. Honestly, I had a feeling right away that it was some kind of scam.James RogersWellbeing Arthritis3 yearsSomebody rang me pretending to be from a health service for the elderly, saying they had my details from a pensioners list. I asked if they got the info from the NHS, and they said no. I just hung up straight away.NHS3 yearsI reckon this number's dodgy, definitely a scam.4 yearsI did some digging, and the person on the other end said they’re a “validator for crypto smart contracts,” like Ethereum stuff. Everything sounded pretty legit, but honestly, it just felt way too good to be true. Usually, they want to move the chat over to WhatsApp. Don’t add them and definitely ignore any first messages. Total scam alert!WhatsApp4 yearsI got a call from this number, said they were from some “Chain Tracker” company in the States. But, turns out this number is just a sort of “void” one, so whoever’s calling doesn’t have to cough up for an international call. You can’t ring them back either, which means you’ll never really know who’s behind it. Pretty sneaky if you ask me!“Chain TrackerStates4 yearsSomebody rang me saying they were from "Chain Tracker" in San Francisco, USA. I couldn’t really tell if that was legit or not..!“Chain TrackerStatesSan Francisco4 yearsI rang this number back after just talking to it, but the call wouldn’t connect at all... so odd considering we’d just spoken like half a minute before!Submit Your Own Report (020 4525 9648)
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