02045773518
TimeLine☎️ 02045773518 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by SMARTVOICE LTD. It is part of the phone block 204577 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02045773518
- Ignored spam warning, regretted answeringApr
2022"Scam call from fake blockchain"Apr
2022Woman from blockchain company scammingNov
2021Potential scam from fake websiteOct
2021HSBC scam call using AnyDeskSep
2021Offer assistance through AnyDesk softwareSep
2021Missed calls from unknown numberSep
2021Fraudulent call requesting email addressSep
2021Concern about email data breachSep
2021Suspicious call claiming Bitcoin accountSep
2021Scam involving book chain storeSep
2021Possible scam caller from UKSep
2021Called multiple times, didn't answerAug
2021Warning about Bitcoin transfer scamAug
2021Feeling the same as wellAug
2021User feels similarly about topicAug
2021Scam call about online tradingAug
2021User also experienced scam activityAug
2021Potential scam involving fake winningsAug
2021Number Of Searches: 11 Number Of Comments: 19 First Seen: 01 August 2021 General Reputation: neutralThis number has recently been searched from Bubwith(North Yorkshire), Christon(Somerset), Lee(Hampshire), Litlington(East Sussex) and Waterston(Pembrokeshire).
02045773518 has 19 comments of which 19 x neutral
02045773518 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02045773518 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation involving calls from individuals claiming to represent blockchain or financial companies, often using the name "Blockchain com." Callers frequently urge recipients to access accounts or share personal information, sometimes requesting remote control of computers. Targets range internationally, with many reports from Hong Kong, and the scammers often appear insistent and well-informed, occasionally using personal details like email addresses to deceive. Users are strongly advised not to engage, answer, or share any information with callers from this number, as trusted banks and companies deny any affiliation. Blocking and ignoring these calls is recommended to avoid fraud and potential financial loss.
Reports on phone number 02045773518
4 yearsI really ought to have ignored that dodgy call when it came through. My phone had already given me a heads up, flagging it as a potential spam number. And lo and behold, it turned out to be spot on - just another spammy nuisance!4 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be from "blockchain .com," insisting that there were funds waiting in my account that I had to activate to access. It was blatantly a scam. They've been ringing me repeatedly over the last few months, which has become rather tiresome.5 yearsI received a call from a woman named Victoria, claiming she was affiliated with a Blockchain firm. She asked me to sign into my account to process a refund, and somehow, she even knew my email address! Don't trust her one bit; it's definitely a scam!VictoriaBlockchain5 yearsI’m based in Hong Kong and received a rather dubious call from a woman claiming to represent a blockchain company. She insisted that some Bitcoin was on standby to be sent my way and urged me to visit her website. Sounds like a classic scam to me!Hong KongBitcoin5 yearsI had a similar experience-received a call that purported to be from HSBC, claiming they needed me to share my screen via AnyDesk. However, after checking with HSBC, they confirmed that they never made such a call. It's clearly a scam!HSBCAnyDesk5 yearsCould you please request access to use Anydesk? That way, you could take control of the computer.5 yearsI've received a couple of calls from this number but have chosen not to pick up. I've gone ahead and blocked it as well. I don’t recognise anyone from London, to be honest.London5 yearsI had a phone call from a woman named Victoria, who went on about blockchain and then asked for my email address. Definitely seems like a scam to me!Victoria5 yearsI find myself in the same boat, and they’ve somehow managed to acquire my email address as well. Quite curious about how that came to be!5 yearsI'm currently residing in Hong Kong, and I just received a rather odd phone call from a gentleman who insisted that I have a Bitcoin account. Quite bizarre, wouldn’t you say?Hong KongBitcoin5 yearsI'm currently residing in Hong Kong. A short while back, I received a call from a woman who had quite a thick accent, insisting she was from a well-known book retailer in the UK. She requested that I turn on my computer and log into my account, claiming she could assist me with it. I informed her that I didn’t possess an account with them and promptly ended the call. No doubt about it, it was a scam!Hong KongUK5 yearsI just had a rather peculiar encounter, and I felt compelled to share my experience. I'm based in Hong Kong, and just minutes ago, a woman with a thick accent, who asserted she represented a UK-based book retailer, rang me up. She insisted I should boot up my computer and sign into my account, claiming she could assist me with that. I had to inform her that I’ve never even set up an account with them! After that, I promptly ended the call. It’s absolutely clear to me that this was a scam attempt.Hong Kong5 yearsI’ve received multiple calls from the same number as well. Quite persistently, I might add!5 yearsReceived a call from someone claiming to represent a company named Blockchain, insisting that they wished to facilitate a Bitcoin transfer for me. Utterly ridiculous - definitely scammers at work!BlockchainBitcoin5 yearsI feel the same way!5 yearsI'm in the same boat!5 yearsI had a rather unsettling experience with a woman who insisted that I had an online trading account, claiming there was money ready for me to collect. When I stated that I knew nothing of any trading account, she kept insisting that someone had registered one in my name. She was incredibly pushy and rang me repeatedly throughout the day. Quite the nuisance, to say the least!5 yearsAbsolutely in agreement. It's clearly a scam without a shadow of a doubt.5 yearsI received a rather curious call from a woman who asserted she was working for a blockchain firm. She mentioned that there's a wallet associated with my name containing an impressive sum of £70,000. She insisted on obtaining my personal details to facilitate the transfer of these funds to me. Quite the strange situation, I must say!Submit Your Own Report (020 4577 3518)
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