02070405482
☎️ 02070405482 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Virgin Media Limited. It is part of the phone block 207040 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02070405482
- Unknown number, suspected scam callJun
2016Annoying repeated calls, no messageJun
2016Enjoys pranking aggressive telemarketersJun
2016Frequent calls from ISP, frustrationJun
2016Frequent silent nuisance calls, very annoyingJun
2016Unexpected call scam from fake ISPJun
2016Received fraudulent calls, made threatsJun
2016Frequent missed calls, very annoyingJun
2016Frequent hang-up calls received dailyJun
2016Concern about persistent fraud attemptsJun
2016Scammer pretending to be providerJun
2016Distrustful of suspicious callerJun
2016Inappropriate BT caller multiple timesJun
2016Scam call from fake BTJun
2016Scam call from suspicious BT numberJun
2016Asian scammer from fake providerJun
2016Scam call from fake tech-supportJun
2016Scam call; avoid answering completelyJun
2016Scam calls from alleged BTJun
2016Avoid falling for technical scamJun
2016Unexpected early call, potential scamJun
2016Scam call, avoid remote accessJun
2016Multiple spam calls about internetJun
2016Informed about suspected scam callJun
2016Aggressive caller, not my providerJun
2016UK phone scam impersonating BTJun
2016Frustration with scam phone callsJun
2016Frustrating language barrier with supportJun
2016Scam calls about router issuesJun
2016Suspicious call from unknown providerJun
2016Multiple morning calls, likely salesJun
2016Frequent calls, no messages, wasteJun
2016BT impostor scam from non-native speakerJun
2016Received scam call, reported to providerJun
2016Scam call pretending computer issuesJun
2016Negative experience with Indian salespeopleJun
2016Phone scam from fake callerJun
2016Almost fell for scam callJun
2016Prank called Asian computer scammerJun
2016Received scam calls regarding routerJun
2016Warning about computer virus scamJun
2016Call from Asian lady, possibly scamJun
2016Frequent calls, suspicious behavior, sudden hang-upMay
2016Scam call warning about computerMay
2016Multiple silent calls, escalating to policeMay
2016Received suspicious call from scammersMay
2016Suspected scam from fake service providerMay
2016"Beware of Microsoft support scam."May
2016Receiving internet scam call, goodbye!May
2016Ignoring scam calls, no actual issueMay
2016Caller tried router scam, careful!May
2016Scam caller pretending to offer supportMay
2016Foreign accent, scam call warningMay
2016Scam call from fake providerMay
2016Frequent unwanted calls, ignore themMay
2016Pushy scammers targeting family membersMay
2016Suspicious calls, foreign voice tacticsMay
2016Scam call about fake computer-ledMay
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftMay
2016Suspicious call from fake WindowsMay
2016Hung up on fake ITMay
2016Caller identified as Asian femaleMay
2016Alerted to scam, did not engageApr
2016Possible scam call reported, Asian accentApr
2016Number Of Searches: 398 Number Of Comments: 60 First Seen: 04 April 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Carsaig(Argyll and Bute) and The Gutter(Derbyshire).
02070405482 has 60 comments of which 36 x negative and 23 x neutral and 1 x positive
02070405482 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02070405482 👆 is reported as a persistent scam call from individuals claiming to be from BT or various ISPs, often using strong Asian accents. They allege issues with your router or computer malware and try to gain remote access. Many have experienced aggressive or rude behaviour when challenged, with calls occurring multiple times daily and leaving silent or no messages. Despite being on the TPS register, victims still receive frequent nuisance calls. Some callers even switch names and providers, attempting to confuse recipients. The callers tend to hang up when questioned or refused, but can use pressure tactics and threaten further contact. Numerous reports highlight the calls as tedious, intrusive, and deceptive attempts to trick people, with no genuine service or support offered.
Reports on phone number 02070405482
10 yearsGot a call from this number around 11:10 on the 27th of June. I checked my voicemail through BT’s 1571 service and all I found was dead silence - definitely not a proper call. Seeing what others have said about this number, it seems like the typical “BT router malware” scam. If they call me again, I’m gonna mess with them for a while before letting them know I’m onto their scam.BT10 yearsI've had a right good go at fending off these persistent phone nuisances, even after I unleashed a tirade on some tech support chap who had a bit of an Asian accent. The last time they rang, I feigned interest and strung them along for ages, chatting away with various folks from their team. It was thoroughly entertaining, as I pretended to be a rather forgetful old man. Once we had a half-hour chat, I unleashed a torrent of expletives. What a laugh! I've even started scheduling appointments with these cold callers, just to have their salespeople pop round. When they arrive, I like to quiz them about the Telephone Preference Service and mention how much I enjoy wasting their time. Do bear in mind, though, that this is only for those who are pretty confident and can hold their own in a conversation!10 yearsI tend to only pick up calls from numbers I recognise, especially since I have caller ID. This particular number tried to reach me yesterday and has been relentless, ringing four times within the last hour alone. Although I have a voicemail service set up, they never bother to leave a message. It's beyond frustrating and really quite bothersome.10 yearsGot a call from some bloke speaking with a strong Indian accent, claiming he was from my internet provider, BT. Problem is, I don't even have BT as my ISP. When I told him all was fine, he insisted they had to access my computer. Then he lost it, called me a swear word and just ended the call! I’m signed up to the TPS list too, but it’s clear these scammers couldn’t care less about it. What a waste!BTTelephone Preference Service10 yearsI've been getting calls from these people nearly every day. When I answer, there's just silence on the line. It's so annoying, and I've had to start screening the calls just to avoid the hassle.10 yearsI've received a staggering 22 missed calls from this number over the past week! They usually ring twice in quick succession. We've even picked up the phone and asked them to remove us from their list, yet they continue to bombard us. One day, they tried to reach us a whopping 10 times! As someone who works from home and is self-employed, it's incredibly frustrating. Is there a way for me to block this number completely?10 yearsI keep getting calls from this number, like half a dozen times daily. They say they're with my internet provider and want to talk about my connection. Both guys and girls ring, all speaking with strong Indian accents. They’re not happy when I tell them to buzz off. It’s really starting to annoy me! I’m on the TPS, but it seems like they couldn’t care less about that.Telephone Preference Service10 yearsI get harassed by this number at least five times daily, and every single time I pick up, they just cut off the line. It's beyond irritating!10 yearsThis number kept ringing me up, saying my internet or laptop was infected with malware and they could sort it out. Once I told them I wasn’t falling for their scam, they started threatening me with stuff like A) bugger off B) I’ll blow up your computer C) I’ll just keep calling till you spill the info. Proper dodgy and annoying!10 yearsThis person was really pushy, trying to scam me and wouldn't give up. Seriously, someone needs to step in and deal with these scammers. Don't we have any fraud cops to catch these dodgy callers?10 yearsTOTALLY a scam. This bloke said he was from my internet company. So, I asked him which one I had. He said BT. I told him I’m not with BT at all. Then he starts going on about how they help people with BT, EE, TalkTalk and so on. I told him he was talking rubbish but he just wouldn’t stop, so I finally just ended the call.BTEETalkTalk10 yearsGot a call claiming to be from BT about my internet, sounded dodgy so I cut it off straight away.BT10 yearsGot a call from a man with an Asian accent saying he was from BT, saying there was a problem with our modem. When I told him I thought it was a scam, he actually got rude but then ended up agreeing with me. We got called twice in just 4 hours. The number was 02070405482.BT10 yearsGot a call from a guy with a really thick Indian accent who said his name was Daniel Johnson, claiming to be from Sky. He told me my router was acting up and that my computer was infected with some serious malware. Said he needed to get access to my PC. I told him his name didn’t sound right and that I wasn’t buying it. He was quite pushy, and I reckon he could have fooled someone less clued up about these scams. I asked to talk to his boss and then some bloke called Sam came on. As soon as I started asking more questions, they just hung up. Proper awful tricksters.Daniel JohnsonSkySam10 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Asian accent saying he was from BT, telling me there was an issue with my modem. When I said it sounded like a scam, he actually lost it and started being rude. Funny enough, he then admitted it was a scam. They rang twice in just four hours. The number showing up was 02070405482.BT10 yearsI got a call from a woman with an Asian accent saying she was from my internet company, saying there was an issue with my router and that I might be at risk of getting hacked (which could well be true). I figured I'd humour her for a bit. She tried to guide me through some steps on my computer but seemed quite confused when I said I was using a Mac, not a Windows PC. Then she said she’d need to speak to her manager. That’s when I lost interest and ended the call.10 yearsI received a call from what appeared to be an 020 number on my phone, yet it was labelled as an international call. Quite strange! I answered but was met with utter silence. After investigating the number, it turns out it’s a scam. Definitely steer clear of this one!10 yearsHad a bunch of calls all day from Indian sounding people, men and women, saying there’s an issue with our internet or provider. This kept happening from morning right through to the afternoon. Even tho we’re unlisted and not on any directory, they kept ringing. They claimed they were from BT, but I told them I’m not a BT customer. At first they sounded pretty believable if you don’t know better, but now I’m certain it’s just a total scam.BT10 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be with BT, saying there was an issue with my "router." They wanted me to get on my computer so they could sort it out. I pretended not to understand what they were talking about and kept them chatting for a bit. Eventually, they gave up and ended the call when it was clear I wasn’t buying it.BT10 yearsGot a ring around 9.30 this morning but no one picked up, so I tried back again at 9.58 and answered. The person said they were from British Telecom's tech team about my internet. They asked if I was the account holder, and I said they should already know. Then they tried saying my husband’s name, but it was all wrong. I said he wasn’t here and then just ended the call. Bet I’ll be getting loads more calls like this soon.BT10 yearsSomeone's attempting to persuade you to download remote assistance software from "support.me" onto your device. This is a con job-best to end the call immediately!10 yearsSomebody pretended to be from BT, even tho that's not my internet provider, saying there was an issue with my router and they’d fix it for free. I told them straight away I knew it was dodgy but they kept pushing. I asked for their number so I could ring back, but apparently they were 'calling through the internet' and couldn't give me one. After I kept refusing, they got annoyed, told me to go to hell and just hung up on me.BT10 yearsToday, I received three phone calls from this number. An Asian gentleman on the line insisted he was from my supposed service provider, BT, although I don't actually utilise their services. He was rather forceful and quite impolite throughout the conversation.BT10 yearsHad a woman claiming to be from BT ringing me about some issues with my router. She said she was calling from Yorkshire but used a 0207 number. When I called her out on it, she just told me to sod off - never had that happen before! These calls should really be banned. I get around three or four of them every day. I don't even pick up international numbers, yet these ones still manage to come through.BT10 yearsLoads of silent calls!! Complete SCAMMERS, I swear. Really hate these idiots so much, hope they just disappear. Absolute scammers, total pain.10 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be BT support, but their English was awful. They started going on about errors linked to my line, which made no sense because I don’t have BT or any of their kit. I tried explaining this, but they just kept going on and on, so I ended up just putting the phone down.BT10 yearsI’ve received multiple calls from this number today, and each time it’s an Asian American voice claiming there’s an issue with my router. When I inquire further, they mention BT, which I found rather suspicious since I’m not even a BT customer! Clearly, it’s a scam. Does anyone know how we might put an end to this? Sooner or later, someone will fall for this trickery!BT10 yearsGot a call from someone with a strong Indian accent saying they were from my "Service Provider's Technical Support." They told me there were problems reported with my internet but never said what kind of problems or mentioned which company they worked for. I told them I get calls like this all the time and reckoned it was just a scam. After that, they went quiet on the line and then just disconnected.Technical Support Team10 yearsThis morning I got three calls back to back, none of them left a voicemail so I just ignored them figuring it was another annoying sales call or something dodgy.10 yearsI've been getting calls from these folks daily, occasionally even twice! My answerphone picks up, but they never bother to leave a message. Honestly, they're just squandering their own money at this point!10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with BT, saying they were in charge of my internet. Thing is, BT don’t even supply my connection. Felt like a scam to me.BT10 yearsHad a pretty similar thing happen here. Caller claimed there were loads of complaints about my PC, but mentioned the wrong internet provider. When I asked for a callback number, he just ended the call. Definitely one of those scams trying to get into your computer.10 yearsGot a call from some guys in India trying to push some stuff on me once again.India10 yearsWas this guy from Asia who called saying there was something wrong with my computer. I put him on hold while I told him I needed to turn mine on. After a bit of waiting, I laughed and told him I don't even own a computer! Quite enjoyed that moment.10 yearsGot a call from a guy who said he was from my internet provider - he even named the right company, which made it sound real at first. He claimed there were issues with my internet and asked to get into my computer. I told him straight away that my provider would never do that and ended the call. Afterwards, I reported the number to my ISP. I usually don’t get caught out by this stuff, but him knowing the exact provider nearly had me fooled for a moment.10 yearsThis number has rung me twice back to back days. First time, an Asian bloke was on the line and next day, it was an Asian lady. They both claimed my router was throwing errors to BT, which I don’t even use as my internet provider. I’ve years of experience with computers and networking, so I could tell straight away it was rubbish. I told them both it was complete bollocks and clearly a scam. The guy actually called me a liar before slamming the phone down, while the woman kept pestering about my internet connection.10 yearsTotal rip off! They reckon your laptop is infected and try getting you to install their dodgy program. Absolute crooks, nothing more!10 yearsGot a call from an Asian woman talking about issues with my BT line, but it’s nothing to do with BT at all.BT10 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to help with my computer but just wanted me to run some dodgy software. Definitely a scam, be careful!10 yearsThis number rang me 8 times today, all about my broadband. But the moment I asked where their office was, the guy - some Asian bloke named Alex - just hung up straight away. Proper dodgy if you ask me!Alex10 yearsHad two calls from this number today. The first one, they didn’t leave any message. When I picked up the second, there was nothing but silence on the other end. If they keep ringing me this week, I’m planning to report them to the police.10 yearsSome bloke with an Asian accent rang me saying there was an issue with my BT broadband. He wanted me to log into my PC so he could sort it out. I asked if this was a scam and he just ended the call straight away.10 yearsIm on the TPS list. Got a call from this number, some woman said she was from BT, my internet provider. But that’s not right cos I actually use a different company. She asked how my internet was today and I said all good. Then she claimed there were loads of errors earlier which was clearly bollocks. I told her I was gonna report her to the cops. She kept asking how my internet was and mentioning errors again. I just told her again I’d report it and ended the call. Then I blocked the number straight away.BT10 yearsI just got a call from a guy with what I think was an Asian accent claiming to be from Microsoft support. He said there was a problem with my internet and needed to get into my computer to sort it out. Sounds like one of those scams that you hear about a lot, and definitely seems dodgy for your security.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from a guy named Adam, sounded Asian, saying there’s an issue with my internet. I told him I don't even have internet at my place. Ended the call straight away!Adam10 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady claiming to be from BT, saying there was an issue with my router. She was insisting she'd sent me emails and letters about it, but I'd never seen anything. Told her I hadn’t had any problems at all.BT10 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy claiming he was from my internet company, saying there was a problem with my router. I kept asking which provider he was with, and after a bit he first said BT, but when I told him I don’t use BT, he switched to TalkTalk. He wanted me to log into my router so he could “fix the issue,” but after I said no a few times, he just hung up. Definitely sounds like a scam to get you to give them control of your device. This number really ought to be blocked, but since it comes into the UK, who’s actually in charge of stopping these calls?BTTalkTalkUK10 yearsI received a call from a gentleman with a noticeable foreign accent, claiming to be from my internet service provider, attempting to sort out a router issue. I kept pressing him on which provider he represented, and he initially mentioned BT. Upon my clarification that I don’t have an account with them, he swiftly changed his tune to TalkTalk. He insisted I log into my router to supposedly fix a problem, but after I firmly declined multiple times, he abruptly hung up. This is clearly a scam intended to gain access to your computer. It’s concerning that these calls manage to reach UK residents. Who, I wonder, has the authority to block such numbers before they intrude upon our landlines?UK10 yearsAn Asian gentleman rang me up, claiming to be from my internet provider, attempting to sort out a so-called issue with my router. I repeatedly probed him about which provider he represented, and he eventually mentioned BT. When I clarified that I'm not a BT customer, he quickly switched to saying he was from TalkTalk instead. He insisted that I log into my router to remedy the problem, but after I firmly declined-multiple times-he hung up. It’s clearly a scam designed to gain remote access to your machine. This number ought to be blocked as it comes into the UK-yet who is responsible for taking that action?BTTalkTalkUK10 yearsI received a call from an Asian gentleman claiming to be from my internet provider, attempting to sort out a dilemma with my router. I repeatedly inquired about which company he represented, and he initially stated it was BT. Upon informing him that I wasn’t a BT customer, he switched to claiming he was from Talk Talk instead. He wanted me to log into my router to rectify some so-called issue, but when I declined his request several times, he abruptly hung up. This appears to be a fraudulent attempt to gain remote access to my computer. It’s quite concerning that such calls can come into the UK. If only there was a way to prevent these nuisance calls from coming through!BTUK10 yearsGot three calls all in just under two hours, I’ve got caller ID so I just don’t pick up - total pain in the neck.10 yearsGot a call from an asian woman who was really persistent, kept ringing other members of my family too. One of them doesn't even have a computer, yet she was trying hard to persuade her otherwise! Quite funny, but it's obvious they're scammers. Honestly, there ought to be some way to put an end to these kinds of calls.10 yearsI've been receiving persistent calls from this number, employing all sorts of ploys. The most recent one claimed that my computer was infected with a virus. The individual on the other end had a foreign accent, and I simply decided to end the call. Could someone please investigate this?10 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy who claimed there was an issue with my computer. Once I mentioned I don’t even own one, he hung up pretty sharpish.10 yearsI recently received a call from someone claiming to be with Microsoft, and let me tell you, it was rather dodgy! An Indian chap on the line started off with a cheery "How are you today?" but it quickly took a turn towards the absurd, as he practically urged me to hand over all my cash. I had enough sense to tell him to bog off, though I must admit, I was tempted to use some more colourful language-too bad there was someone else in earshot!Microsoft10 yearsThey claimed to be from the Windows technical support team, saying they had to fix some issues on my computer. I ended the call right away.10 yearsGot a call from some guy with an Asian accent saying there was a problem with my Windows. I just told him to get in touch with our IT team and ended the call.10 yearsA woman with an Asian accent called, mentioning something about windows. The moment I heard it, I just hung up straight away.10 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady who said she was from Windows and that my computer had malware problems. Luckily, I cut her off before she tried to get any login info. I actually work in email security, so I had nothing to hide from her!10 yearsGot a call from an Asian woman saying there’s something wrong with my windows on the computer. Seemed a bit dodgy to me.Submit Your Own Report (020 7040 5482)
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