02045795012
TimeLine☎️ 02045795012 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 204579 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
Various renditions of this phone number could show up on your Caller ID as:
+442045795012+44 20 4579 5012020 4579 5012+44-20-4579-5012
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02045795012
- Received a spam callNov
2024Scam call claiming unentered prizeOct
2024Confirmed competition, requested personal detailsSep
2024Receiving multiple suspected scam callsSep
2024Silent calls, frequent hang-upsSep
2024User warns about potential scamSep
2024Warning: Scam and spam alertSep
2024Repeated calls from inactive numberFeb
2024Ignore unknown numbers, report scamsFeb
2024Suspicious content from call centerFeb
2024Warning about fraudulent PPI scamFeb
2024Fraudulent scam using fake PPIFeb
2024Emphasizes skepticism towards product/serviceFeb
2024Report scams, don't engage backFeb
2024Warning about potential phone scamFeb
2024Report fraudulent calls by textingFeb
2024Referencing bank scam call reportingFeb
2024False bank debit scam callFeb
2024Declined and blocked caller was confirmedFeb
2024Suspicious call from fake AmazonFeb
2024Fraudulent Amazon call requesting paymentFeb
2024Report repeated, changing automated callsFeb
2024Block and report banking fraudFeb
2024Suspicious call about Amazon serviceFeb
2024Phishing scam impersonating Amazon purchaseFeb
2024Warning of repeated fraudulent activitiesFeb
2024Claimed compensation using false informationFeb
2024Requested personal information, potential scamFeb
2024Suspicious of Indian call centerFeb
2024Beware of unknown numbers and scamsFeb
2024Report ongoing automated scam callsFeb
2024Suspicious call regarding Amazon requestFeb
2024Suspicious call about fake purchaseFeb
2024Call declined, number blocked, correctFeb
2024Scam call reported and blockedFeb
2024Warning about bank scam callFeb
2024Report false information, do not engageFeb
2024Avoid Asian scam of spoofsFeb
2024Warning about persistent scam communicationFeb
2024Number Of Searches: 73 Number Of Comments: 37 First Seen: 11 February 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Mitford(Northumberland) and West Horton(Northumberland).
02045795012 has 37 comments of which 17 x negative and 20 x neutral
02045795012 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02045795012 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation involving calls from alleged call centres, often featuring Indian-accented voices. Callers falsely claim lottery wins, bank compensations, or unauthorised Amazon transactions to extract personal and banking details. They employ pressure tactics such as asking victims to install remote access apps, allowing direct access to phones for theft of sensitive information. These calls may be automated or involve silence before hanging up, frequently changing numbers to evade blocking. Victims are urged not to answer or return calls, to report suspicious activity via established channels like the 7726 text service and Action Fraud, and to raise awareness to help curtail these fraudulent practices. Blocking alone is ineffective, making vigilance and prompt reporting essential.
Reports on phone number 02045795012
2 yearsAnother one of those annoying spam calls, ugh!2 yearsGot a call from a lady with an Indian accent claiming I won some prize from a contest I’d never even heard of. Totally sounded like one of those scams.2 yearsI got a call from someone saying I’d just signed up for some sort of competition with Craze, then they started asking for my full name, where I live, my birthday and phone number. After that, they wanted me to pick five numbers so I’d join some lottery group. Then, of course, they asked for my bank details too. I just told the bloke to jog on nicely.Craze2 yearsIt keeps calling me but when I answer there’s just silence and then they hang up.2 yearsFor the last few weeks I keep getting calls from these numbers and every time I check, Google says they’re probably scams. The numbers are +44 141 280 8558, +44 20 4579 5012, +44 20 3808 9250, and +44 1792 917895. Pretty annoying!Google2 yearsAbsolutely a rip-off.2 yearsTotal scam and just spam, nothing else!2 yearsThis number keeps ringing me, but everytime I try to call back, it just says it’s unreachable. Proper annoying! 🙄2 yearsIf you want to help cut down on all these scam calls and messages, the best thing you can do is REPORT THEM! When you get scam emails or nasty messages, send the screenshots to '[email protected]'. Any dodgy or abusive texts should be forwarded to '7726' straight away. Beware that tapping on a scam link can put malware on your phone or computer. If you get a scammy call, text CALL to '7726' with the phone number and details - your network will flag it as suspicious. Also, have a word with your MP about these ongoing scams! If you accidentally shared your bank info with a scammer, ring your bank immediately, then report it to ‘Action Fraud’, forward details to ‘7726’, and then share your experience here to warn others. For more info, check out ‘Action Fraud’ online or visit ‘police.uk’ and follow the advice. And remember - never ring back unknown numbers! - Anonymous 13NEVER2 yearsLoads of calls from people claiming to be from some company, mostly from overseas, trying to trick you into giving bank info. Don’t trust a word these scammers say, they’re just after your money. No legit company would call like this. Most of these numbers are fake and I bet they’re using a computer to make the calls, especially if the number begins with +44 but doesn’t seem to be a normal landline. Best thing is just block and ignore. If you want to help stop it, report it at phishing.gov.uk or text the word ‘dall’ to 7726. Stay safe lads!2 yearsThose calls from overseas numbers are back again. Best thing to do is not pick up, and if you get a call, text 7726 to report it. They’ll sort it out and get the number blocked.2 yearsThis call comes through the internet from Pakistan or India, so it's definitely some bank scam. Just block it and report it by texting 'call' to 7726.IndiaPakistan2 yearsGot a call from some random number claiming my account was charged £900, telling me to "press one for help". I looked at my bank statement and there was nothing wrong at all. Total scam. I've now blocked the number and reported it. Watch out for these dodgy calls!2 yearsI saw it was suspicious so I didn’t pick up and have already blocked the number. Looks like I made the right call after all.2 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with Amazon, trying to verify an iPhone order I never placed.Amazon2 yearsI got a call from this number today around 11:33, claiming there was a 900 pound charge on my Amazon Visa. They wanted me to complete a form on my laptop or phone, but I said no to both. Instead, I asked them to post me the info so I could sort it out with my credit card company and pass it on to the police. Right after that, the call just cut off. Calls like this are really unsettling and cause a lot of stress. I’m now thinking about stopping all my online transactions altogether.Amazon2 yearsI keep getting these robo calls that expect you to answer at specific times. They ring a few times every day and then switch up the last two digits on their number the next day and do it all over again. It’s like these scammers just won’t quit, and blocking them doesn’t help at all. Honestly, maybe reporting them to Action Fraud could make a difference, because they’re starting to be such a pain.Action Fraud2 yearsGot two calls from a number I didnt recognise today. These random calls are usually scams, so I just dont answer and definitely dont ring back. If it was important, they’d leave a voicemail. Also, if you get dodgy texts, you can report them by sending them to 7726.2 yearsI didn’t keep the call going to hear what they wanted, but there was an Indian lady at the other end and she kicked off with ‘how are you doing sir’ instead of asking if she was speaking to *my real name*. That made me suspicious it was likely one of those call centre scams.2 yearsThis was an absolute con job, claiming they’d recovered £2550 plus £1550 interest from my “bank ppi” compensation. When they asked which bank I used, I made up “Bank of Paris” (not a real bank), and they had no clue! They still gave me some kind of ref and ID numbers, saying they never ask for bank or card details and the money was in a “wallet.” Then they put me through to another guy with an Asian accent who asked for the ref and ID numbers again. I fed him fake ones, which really threw him off. Next, he asked for my phone number to check, gave me new ref and ID numbers, different to before, and then called me “not good with tech.” He said he’d help me access this wallet, asked me to put my phone on speaker (suspicious!), then told me to download an app called “Anydesk” from the app store. That app would've given him remote control of my phone to swipe bank info, passwords, the lot. These criminals need to be stopped - make sure to report this sort of phishing to the police and the Financial Conduct Authority.Bank of ParisAsiaAnydeskPlay StoreFinancial Conduct Authority2 yearsComplete con job, pretending to be about bank PPI claims, telling me they’d recovered £2550 compensation plus £1550 in interest from my bank. I told them my bank was "Bank of Paris" - totally made up - and they had no clue it didn’t exist. Then they gave me some reference and ID numbers, assuring me they never ask for bank or card info, and said the money was in a “wallet.” Next, they put me through to another guy with an Asian accent, who asked for those IDs again. I fed him fake ones and he got all mixed up, then asked for my phone number supposedly to verify them. After that, he gave me a new set of IDs, different from the first. Then, he claimed I’m not tech-savvy and offered to help me get into this wallet. Suddenly, he told me to put my phone on speaker (which felt fishy) and download an app called AnyDesk from the Play Store, so he could control my phone remotely and steal personal data like bank info, passwords, etc. Absolute scumbags, they need to be nailed. Make sure you report these scams to the police, Financial Conduct Authority, Action Fraud, or text/call 7726.Bank of ParisPlay StoreFinancial Conduct Authority2 yearsTOTALLY A RIP-OFF, BEWARE!3 yearsI’ve encountered some dodgy dealings linked to Amazon Prime-definitely a case of banking fraud. Save yourself the hassle, just block the number and report it straightaway!Amazon Prime3 yearsReceived a call this morning regarding Amazon, and the chap on the other end had quite a strong Indian accent.Amazon3 yearsReceived a dubious call claiming to be from Amazon regarding an order for an iPhone. Total scam!Amazon3 yearsIt’s those Asian calls again, don’t pick up! Just text “call” to 7726 to report, and they should get the number blocked for good.3 yearsTotally a scam, just a big scam!3 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were Amazon, trying to verify an iPhone order I never put in. Pretty sure it was fake.Amazon3 yearsGot two calls from an unknown number today. These days, most calls from random numbers turn out to be scams. I usually don’t answer or ring back. If it’s important or genuine, they’ll leave a voicemail. Also, if you get suspicious texts, send them to 7726 to report.3 yearsGot a call from this number around 11:33 this morning, with someone saying there was a charge of £900 on my Amazon Visa. They wanted me to complete a form on my phone or computer, but I said no to both and asked for info to be sent in the post so I could sort it with my credit card company and report it to the police. Then the line just cut off. Calls like this are really unsettling and worrying. I’m seriously thinking about stopping all my online stuff now.Amazon3 yearsGot these robocalls that keep ringing all day, playing some script that needs you to answer at certain times. They even switch up the last couple of digits on the number every day and start all over again. It’s driving me mad! Blocking them doesn’t help at all. Honestly, I reckon the best bet is reporting them to Action Fraud, maybe they’ll finally put a stop to these pesky scammers.Action Fraud3 yearsGot a call from some unknown number telling me £900 had been taken from my bank account and to 'press one for help'. I checked my bank details and found out it was all fake. I've blocked the number and reported it. Watch out for these scammers!3 yearsI saw this number pop up and decided not to answer, then went ahead and blocked it since I figured it was best to be safe. Turns out I wasn’t wrong to be cautious.3 yearsComplete scam, claiming they’ve sorted a PPI payout from my “bank” for around £2,550 plus another £1,550 in interest. When I told them my bank was the “London Trust Bank” (which isn’t actually real), they didn’t catch on. They then popped a reference number and an ID number my way, assuring me they never ask for card or bank info. Apparently, the money was sitting in some kind of digital wallet? Soon after, they transferred me to another chap with an Asian accent who asked for the ref and ID numbers again. I just fed him made-up ones, and the call went from there.Bank of Paris3 yearsHad a call from some people claiming to be from a company, but honestly, they were just after my bank info. Don't trust a word these sneaky lot say - the company they mention doesn't even exist. I reckon if more people just ignored these calls, they wouldn't stand a chance of nicking anyone's cash. They always try to cover up where they're really calling from. If you see a number starting with +44, it’s not a normal call, it's usually some automated scam. Make sure you report these dodgy calls at phishing.gov.uk or text DALL to 7726. Stay safe out there!3 yearsI didn’t keep the call going long enough to figure out the reason for it, but it was an Indian lady who answered and kicked off with “how are you today sir?” instead of checking if they’d got the right person by asking for my name first. That made me suspect it was likely just a call centre scam.3 yearsGot a call that was coming through the internet from India or Pakistan. It’s definitely a bank scam, so I just blocked the number and sent a text to 7726 to report it. Highly recommend doing the same if you get one of these!IndiaPakistanSubmit Your Own Report (020 4579 5012)
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