02045761756
TimeLine☎️ 02045761756 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Colt Technology Services. It is part of the phone block 204576 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02045761756
- Received false email about eBay purchaseMay
2023Warning about spam email purchaseMay
2023Incorrect eBay item shipping notificationApr
2023Suspicious iCloud email regarding eBayApr
2023Warning about eBay iCloud scamApr
2023Warning about potential scam emailApr
2023Warning about eBay email scamApr
2023Warning about eBay scam emailApr
2023Likely eBay scam customer serviceApr
2023User describes a convincing eBay fraudApr
2023Claims of unauthorized auto-debit scamApr
2023Skeptical about eBay purchase confirmationApr
2023Phone call eBay scam warningApr
2023Phone number in scam emailApr
2023Beware of potential phone scamApr
2023Suspicious email, likely a scamApr
2023warning about possible email scamApr
2023Fraudulent email about Lenovo purchaseApr
2023Concern about potential unauthorized purchaseApr
2023eBay customer support scam alertApr
2023Suspicious email, possible eBay scamApr
2023Number Of Searches: 28 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 20 April 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Huxley(Cheshire), Iver Heath(Buckinghamshire), Ramsey(Cambridgeshire) and West Quantoxhead(Somerset).
02045761756 has 21 comments of which 7 x negative and 14 x neutral
02045761756 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02045761756 👆 is reported as linked to a widespread scam involving fake eBay purchase confirmation emails from suspicious iCloud addresses. These messages falsely claim the recipient ordered items like laptops or TVs, with delivery to unrelated UK locations. The number is presented as a customer support or fraud prevention contact, but users warn against calling, citing attempts to obtain personal or banking details, potential premium-rate charges, and malware deployment. Various giveaways include poor email formatting, incorrect sender domains, and odd delivery addresses. Recipients are advised to delete such emails without responding or calling the number and to forward the messages to legitimate eBay scam-reporting channels. Overall, this number is strongly associated with phishing and should be treated with caution.
Reports on phone number 02045761756
3 yearsI got an email too from that same iCloud account others have mentioned, claiming to be an eBay seller saying I'd bought a LED TV for £475.00. The parcel was meant to be sent to somewhere in Norfolk, not my place, which is miles away. I didn’t ring the number included, which I reckon was exactly what they wanted. Lucky for me, there weren’t any links in the message, so I just sent it over to eBay’s phishing report email.NorfolkeBay3 yearsGot a spam email out of the blue saying I bought a "Lenovo laptop". They told me to ring +44 20 4576 1756 if I ran into any issues. Total rubbish, just spam as usual. SPAM SPAM SPAM!3 yearsGot an email saying my eBay purchase was about to be dispatched, but the sender’s email looked dodgy and the address was totally off. Definitely a scam, watch out!3 yearsJust like some others mentioned, I received an email from iCloud about an eBay order meant to be sent to an address in Manchester, but I’m actually based in Essex.ManchesterEssex3 yearsGot a dodgy message from what looked like an iCloud email, claiming to be from eBay. Total scam, be careful and just bin that email straight away!3 yearsThis is a total scam, just ignore the email and please don’t dial that number.3 yearsGot a call from what looked like eBay's customer service - turned out to be a total scam! The number showed up in a dodgy email, so careful guys.3 yearsI reckon it's one of those dodgy eBay customer service lines trying to scam you.3 yearsSomebody rang me saying it was about an order from Ebay, which I never even bought. It sounded pretty legit at first, but Ive no doubt its dodgy... quite clever how they made it sound like it was really from Ebay though.3 yearsGot a call about some auto debit for a laptop supposedly bought on eBay and headed to Manchester. I never ordered anything like that, so I’m sure it’s just another scam.Manchester3 yearsJust got a message saying my order on eBay's confirmed with some PayID thing: E054691J0537621. It asks me to keep the reference, but I never even made a purchase! They want me to ring +44 20 4576 1756 if it wasn’t me to talk to their fraud team. Seems really dodgy to me! No way I’m falling for this.3 yearsHad a good laugh with these lot, kept them on the line for about 40 minutes. They were trying that eBay trick, urging me to download some thing called AnyDesk lol. Classic bank scam move!AnyDesk3 yearsGot a call number linked to an email pretending to be from eBay support, but it smells like a scam. Pretty sure it's just a trick to fool people.3 yearsDefinately a scam call, dont trust it!3 yearsTotal scam alert! Got an email from eBay about a Lenovo laptop order I never made, with a phone number claiming to be their customer care. Yeah right, I’m not falling for that. The scam is clear as day!Lenovo3 yearsI haven't actually received a call from this number, but it shows up in a dodgy email that's pretending to be from eBay, asking you to contact their 'fraud prevention team'. The email itself feels off if you look closely. For example, the UK address listed has a street number of 3044, which just doesn't seem right for here. Plus, the spacing on the eBay logo looks wonky. The sender’s email says epay instead of ebay, which is a dead giveaway. Also, none of the links in the message are clickable at all. My guess is calling that number would either be a premium rate charge or an attempt to fish for your bank info. Best to avoid it altogether.UK3 yearsI got this email saying I’d ordered a Lenovo laptop that was meant to be sent to 3044 High Street! I quickly contacted my bank and was so relieved to see no charges had gone through. I just decided to ignore the message and didn’t bother replying. Ended up deleting the whole thing.LenovoHigh Street3 yearsGot an email from some iCloud account saying I’d made a purchase on eBay. They claimed the number was eBay’s fraud team and wanted me to call straight away, like it’s some urgent panic thing. Obviously, it’s a total scam to fish for personal info. Seriously rubbish attempt, maybe 1 out of 10. Don’t get caught out by it!eBay3 yearsI got an email from some iCloud address claiming there was an eBay order for a telly priced at £475 to be sent to a place I don’t know. I never bought anything like that. Decided to check the number on this site and found out what was up.3 yearsLooks like this number is linked to some dodgy eBay customer service scam. Watch out if they call!3 yearsI never actually got a phone call, but I did spot this number labelled as “Customer Service” from some eBay seller in an email I received. It felt like a classic spam message, saying I’d bought something being sent to Norfolk - a place where I don’t know a single soul.NorfolkSubmit Your Own Report (020 4576 1756)
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