02046026563
TimeLine☎️ 02046026563 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Colt Technology Services. It is part of the phone block 204602 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02046026563
- Warning: AI voice training scamApr
2026Dell scam call uses voiceFeb
2026Siemens scam, poor English, hung-upFeb
2026Scam caller impersonating Dell supportDec
2025Scammer pretending to be DellDec
2025Warning: Scam, personal info riskSep
2025Possible scam, unsolicited sales callSep
2025Scam call falsely claims Dell identityAug
2025Fake Cisco tech support callAug
2025Possible AI voice scam detectedJul
2025Avoid engaging with this callerJul
2025Repeated scam calls from "technologies."Jul
2025Suspicious Dell calls, possible scamApr
2025Caller claimed to be AWSApr
2025Beware of potential phishing attemptMar
2025Scammer impersonating CISCO hung upMar
2025Scammer impersonating IBM representativeFeb
2025Dell scam call reported hereFeb
2025Fake Dell Technologies scam attemptFeb
2025Pretending to be Discord; avoid!Jul
2024Number Of Searches: 90 Number Of Comments: 20 First Seen: 24 July 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Beanhill(Buckinghamshire), Heaton Norris(Cheshire), Moorstock(Kent), Penmaenan(Conwy) and Thorpe Marriott(Norfolk).
02046026563 has 20 comments of which 14 x negative and 6 x neutral
02046026563 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02046026563 👆 is reported as a series of scam calls where callers pose as representatives from big tech firms like Dell, Cisco, AWS, IBM and Nvidia. They often use stolen personal details, sometimes from LinkedIn, to gain trust and attempt to record your voice under the guise of surveys or voice training for AI. Callers may ask strange questions, request email confirmations or try to send suspicious documents. Many have an Indian accent with poor English and abruptly hang up when questioned. The callers appear persistent, using multiple fake names and claiming to offer tech support or marketing material. Overall, the number is associated with unsolicited, deceptive attempts to harvest personal info or exploit voice recordings. Users have flagged it as highly suspicious and urge caution.
Reports on phone number 02046026563
4 monthsJust got one of those calls about "training their AI voice." Seriously, don’t give out your name or talk how you usually do. Sounds dodgy to me!6 monthsGot a call claiming to be from Dell, but it turned out to be a scam. They tried to get me to respond to some questions so they could apparently record my voice for some AI stuff. Definitely dodgy, and I wouldn’t trust it.Dell6 monthsDefinitely a scam. Someone called claiming to be from Siemens but refused to explain how they got my phone number and personal info. The caller had a thick Indian accent and their English was really bad. When I asked which department they were from, they just ended the call on me.Siemens8 monthsScam caller pretending to be from Dell.Dell8 monthsGot a call from someone pretending to be from Dell, total scammer.Dell11 monthsTotal scam. They probably already have your details. Best to just hang up straight away.11 monthsSomeone rang me claiming to be from Cisco and mentioned a few simple things they’d apparently pulled off LinkedIn. They asked if my email was right, and they suggested one that wasn’t actually mine but I went along with it anyway. They said they’d email me about saving money or something similar. Feels dodgy to me, probably just a scam or selling my info to other companies for ads. Either way, pretty annoying spam call so best to just ignore it.CiscoLinkedIn12 monthsGot a call from someone saying they were "Brian at Dell." Total scam, no question about it. We have zero dealings with Dell and never have, plus we work in a very specialised area of IT that Dell wouldn’t even bother with. Definitely put this number on your block list.BrianDell1 yearGot a ring from a bloke claiming he was with Cisco, said he had some tech support papers to share. Thought it was just another sales cold call since he knew me and my mates by name.Cisco1 yearI got a call from someone claiming to be with Nvidia, mentioned they already had my info like my email, maybe they found it on LinkedIn or somewhere. They said it was part of a survey but it quickly felt off because they kept asking me to say things again, clearer and louder. Towards the end, they kept wanting me to repeat simple words like "Hello" or "Hi," which is when I cut the call. I reckon they’re probably scamming by collecting voices to use with some AI trickery.NvidiaLinkedIn1 yearThey rang me once more. Best to just ignore it.1 yearI've had these dodgy calls over and over, where they keep throwing out random names from some company and calling themselves something "Technologies." They try to convince you they're gonna email an e-book or something for you to check out. Definitely feels like a scam to me!1 yearSome guy named Brian has rung me up three times claiming to be from Dell, asking all kinds of daft questions. What’s this about an email? I never told him to send anything! Feels like a classic trick to get you to trust them before trying to scam you. Avoid it.BrianDell1 yearThe call claimed to be from AWS, which other calls had mentioned too. Right from the start, it felt a bit sketchy, at least to me, especially since the guy was chatting way too quickly.AWS1 yearEarlier today they said they were from CISCO, and now they're telling me they're with AWS! They want me to open some sort of document they’re sending over. No idea what's inside it. Watch out, folks!AWSCISCO1 yearThey said they were from CISCO but then just ended the call abruptly.CISCO1 yearGot a call from someone saying they were from IBM, but it was totally a scam.IBM1 yearGot a call from someone claiming to be Dell - total scam!Dell1 yearBeware of calls from someone claiming to be from Dell Technologies - it's a total scam.Dell Technologies2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Discord Technologies, and they somehow knew my full name and my previous job. Definitely fishy. Wouldn’t recommend picking up!Discord TechnologiesSubmit Your Own Report (020 4602 6563)
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