02070848165
TimeLine☎️ 02070848165 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Lumen Technologies UK Limited. It is part of the phone block 207084 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02070848165
- Amazon Prime refund scam alertJul
2026Possible Amazon scam, unclear verificationJun
2026Phone scam: fake fraud call exposedJun
2026Amazon scam; fake WhatsApp messageJun
2026Amazon scammer requests access codeJun
2026Scam warning: don’t share codeJun
2026Indian scammers spoof Amazon WhatsAppJun
2026Scammers pretending to secure accountsJun
2026Amazon iPhone scam reported promptlyJun
2026Amazon scam: asked verification codeJun
2026Unsolicited Amazon verification code requestJun
2026Scam message received, blocked reportedJun
2026Scammers attempted Amazon verification codeJun
2026Amazon scam call reportedJun
2026Suspicious call; scam suspected, refusedJun
2026Scammers impersonating Amazon, attempted scamJun
2026Amazon scam call alertJun
2026Potential scam; ignored suspicious callJun
2026Scam call claiming Amazon purchaseJun
2026Scam: fake iPhone 15 verification requestJun
2026Amazon impersonator, not genuineJun
2026Amazon scam alert, stay cautiousJun
2026Scam call, pushy and suspiciousJun
2026Warning: London number scam, hang upJun
2026Amazon scam call; suspicious verification requestJun
2026Amazon scam: fake verification callMay
2026Amazon scam phony verification pressureMay
2026Scam call pretending iPhone orderMay
2026Warning: don’t click scam linksMay
2026Amazon scam phone call alertMay
2026Confirmed scam, phone purchase storyMay
2026Scam call using address, verificationApr
2026Scammer attempted card details theftApr
2026Scam caller tries stealing verificationApr
2026Suspicious Amazon code; avoid sharingApr
2026Amazon, WhatsApp scams; no numbersApr
2026Scammer pretended Amazon supportFeb
2026Scam call demanding verification codeFeb
2026Fake Amazon scam, blocked numberFeb
2026Possible Amazon subscription scam warningJan
2026Possible Amazon OTP scam warningNov
2025Scam impersonates PayPal, steals accountsNov
2025Scam call; changed passwords, blockedNov
2025Suspicious Amazon OTP message blockedOct
2025Fake Amazon WhatsApp scam warningSep
2025Reported Amazon scam call receivedJul
2025Amazon scams prevalent and deceitfulMay
2025User reports phone number scamMay
2025Number Of Searches: 94 Number Of Comments: 40 First Seen: 15 May 2025 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Hoggeston(Buckinghamshire) and Stoke by Clare(Essex).
02070848165 has 40 comments of which 10 x neutral and 30 x negative
02070848165 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02070848165 👆 is reported as a widespread Amazon impersonation scam targeting UK users via phone calls and WhatsApp messages. Scammers claim unauthorised iPhone purchases, pressuring victims to share verification codes sent through WhatsApp. They often use convincing details like full names and addresses but fumble on account specifics. The scam involves urgent requests to provide codes to ‘cancel’ orders, with aggressive behaviour if questioned. Victims warn the calls and messages appear legitimate, even showing a blue tick on WhatsApp, but Amazon never cold calls or requests codes this way. Many report blocking numbers and alerting authorities. The scam is highly persistent, using various local numbers and business impersonation, aiming to hijack Amazon accounts by exploiting unsuspecting users’ trust.
Reports on phone number 02070848165
2 monthsGot a call from someone pretending to be Amazon about a Prime refund. They sent a one-time code through WhatsApp claiming it was from Amazon. When I didn’t give them the code, they just ended the call. Total scam!AmazonWhatsApp2 monthsI got a call claiming to be from Amazon, saying someone had set up a new account using my details to buy an iPhone. They sent a link for me to verify it. When I reached out to Amazon directly, their response was pretty vague - they basically said it might not be them, but possibly it was, without giving me any concrete info. Honestly, all I wanted was a clear answer, but I’m still clueless. Just to be safe, I’ve blocked the number now.Amazon2 monthsSo earlier today my mum rang me asking if I’d ordered anything off Amazon because she’d got a strange code sent to her. A few hours later while I was with her, she got a call from an unknown number which on her screen showed as “Rebecca Hamilton” - clearly a made-up name. This person claimed to be from the bank’s fraud department. Rebecca was on speaker and said there were suspicious transactions rejected on my mum’s card from a place miles away (my mum’s down south but they said Manchester). A few things struck me: 1. Rebecca knew which bank my mum used. 2. She also had an approximate idea of mum’s location, though it was a nearby town, not her actual village, so maybe they used some basic IP tracking. 3. The woman speaking had a Croydon-ish London accent and sounded young, like in her twenties. Then Rebecca asked mum to visit the bank’s website and send a WhatsApp text to the bank’s fraud email, telling her to put mum’s initials in the subject line so it’d be easier for her to find. Mum emailed it, and when we asked Rebecca to read back the message to prove she was really from the bank, she said she’d open it but after some awkward noises she suddenly hung up. Mum rang the bank straight away, and they confirmed they weren’t involved. Definitely a scam.AmazonRebecca HamiltonRebeccaManchesterLondonWhatsApp2 monthsWatch out, got a message on WhatsApp from someone pretending to be Amazon, trying to trick me into clicking a dodgy link. It looked pretty convincing so don’t be naive. This happened right after I attempted to buy an Odeon Limitless voucher off Amazon, but it turned out to be a fake seller. I made sure to report it straight away.WhatsAppAmazon2 monthsHad a call from someone pretending to be Amazon, trying to trick me into handing over some kind of access code. Definitely a scammer!Amazon2 monthsGot a call from someone claiming to be Amazon, they faked the number on WhatsApp and sent me a verification code saying it was from Amazon. Pretty sure it's one of those Indian scams trying to trick you.AmazonWhatsApp2 monthsGot a message on WhatsApp saying my Amazon order was cancelled with a code, looked fishy to me. It’s a scam trying to hack your account, so don’t ever share that code with anyone!WhatsAppAmazon2 monthsGot a call claiming someone bought an iPhone through Amazon using my name, and they needed to "protect" my account. Total scam alert! They attempted to get me to share a verification code so they could hijack my Amazon account. Watch out for this trick!Amazon2 monthsJust got a call claiming to be from Amazon about my iPhone. Definitely a scam! I've sent reports to 7726, contacted Amazon directly, and informed my phone company. Stay alert, everyone!Amazon2 monthsSomeone called claiming to be from Amazon, saying I’d bought a new iPhone. They asked me to share the verification code they supposedly sent on WhatsApp, so they could stop the purchase. Definitely a scam.AmazonWhatsApp2 monthsThey randomly sent me an Amazon code out of the blue, even though I never asked for one. Bit strange, right?Amazon2 monthsGot a message on WhatsApp with a code that I wasn’t expecting. Went ahead and blocked the number and reported it right away.WhatsAppWent2 monthsGot a call from some scammers pretending to need an Amazon verification code. Didn’t fall for it!Amazon2 monthsI got a call about an £800 iPhone order that I supposedly made. They asked me to confirm a verification code to cancel the payment, but something felt off. I just knew it was a scam, so I refused and ended the call straight away.2 monthsGot a call from a Bolton area code 01204920707, some bloke saying that someone tried buying an iPhone through Amazon using my details. Right after, I got a message on WhatsApp with a 'verification code' or something. Didn’t play along and just ended the call. Absolute con artists, no shame at all.BoltonAmazonWhatsApp2 monthsGot a call from this number after someone tried to order an iPhone through my Amazon account. They sent me a message with an 'Amazon Verification' code. I just ended the call and got rid of the message straight away.Amazon3 monthsSomebody called saying I’d supposedly bought an iPhone 15 through my Amazon account. They asked me for a code that I was meant to verify, to supposedly cancel the order or remove it. Seemed a bit fishy to me.Amazon3 monthsGot a call in the wee hours, like 4:30am, from a bloke claiming there was an attempt to buy an iPhone using my account. When I started asking for more info, he got pretty aggressive. Then he WhatsApped me a one-time code, which was the moment I ended the call. I blocked the number straight away and reached out to Amazon myself. Just a heads up, Amazon won’t ring you out of the blue like that.Amazon3 monthsSounds like someone pretending to be from Amazon. Definitely not the real deal.Amazon3 monthsHonestly, don’t trust these calls - they show a London number but it’s a total scam! Never share the PIN they ask for, just tell them you’ve sent it if they push. And whatever you do, don’t hand over any bank info, just end the call straight away!London3 monthsGot a call just like this one. The guy said I’d bought an iPhone 6 and I had to cancel the order. He then asked for a code which I refused to share. After that, he started getting really insistent so I just ended the call. No doubt it’s a scam.3 monthsI got a call from a woman speaking with an Indian accent claiming to be from Amazon. She said they'd sent a verification code via WhatsApp and needed me to give her the code to prevent unauthorised purchases on my account. When I asked how I could be sure she was really from Amazon and not just lying, she quickly ended the call. Definitely a scam.AmazonWhatsApp3 monthsI got a call pretending to be from Amazon, telling me my account was compromised and they needed a verification code. They really pushed me to hand over info, claiming there was a big fraudulent purchase about to happen.Amazon3 monthsSome bloke with an Asian accent rang me up saying I’d ordered an iPhone and kept asking if I wanted to cancel it. Then he told me to check a link he sent me on WhatsApp, but I told him I wanted to check my Amazon account first... he just cut me off. Totally felt like a scam, but I was curious to see what their angle was.WhatsAppAmazon3 monthsGot a message claiming to be from Amazon asking me to click on "I didn’t send it" - looked fishy to me cause clicking that would probably give them a code or something. Definitely don’t press any buttons if you get this!Amazon4 monthsI got a call earlier today (05/05/26) and it was definitely a scam, same story about buying an iPhone.4 monthsGot a call from a woman with an Asian accent saying an iPhone was bought using my account. She asked me to give her a verification code to cancel the order. I played along and gave her the code she sent me back. Turns out it was all a con. Told her to get lost and she got angry, saying I’d owe money. Hung up on her right away. It’s a huge scam - that "verification code" is actually what lets them hack your account and steal from you.4 monthsYeah, I had a similar thing happen. Got a call from a lady with an Indian accent asking if I’d bought a MacBook on my account. She sent me a WhatsApp message with a code, then followed up with an email containing another code. Then she started asking when I made my last purchase and wanted the final 4 digits of my card, which I didn’t give her. When I mentioned I’d already closed my Amazon account ages ago, she just ended the call. Definitely a scam!MacBookWhatsAppAmazon4 monthsI ordered an iPhone and then, a day after it turned up, I got a verification code on WhatsApp from what said it was Amazon - it had the blue tick and everything. Felt a bit off since the code didn’t match anything. Luckily, I didn’t share it. Seriously, don’t hand over any codes if you get one like that. Amazon would NEVER ask for your verification code through a call or a link. Stay safe and just ignore these!WhatsAppAmazonNEVER4 monthsI got a message on WhatsApp saying there was an issue with an Amazon order. They asked for my details, but I held back and never gave them any phone numbers. They tried dragging it out, probably hoping I'd slip up. Just be careful and don’t share your info with these types.WhatsAppAmazon6 monthsI got a call from a bloke named Derek who said he was with Amazon. He told me there was some dodgy activity on my account and kept asking for a code sent to my phone. When I refused to give it to him, he started acting really rude and pushy. I ended the call straight away but felt quite upset by how he spoke. I was certain it wasn’t actually Amazon, as they wouldn’t speak to customers like that. This kind of thing should really be put to a stop. I’ve reported it as a scam.DerekAmazon6 monthsGot a call pretending to be from Amazon, claiming there was an issue with my iPhone order - pretty much the same trick everyone talks about. Weirdly, they knew my name which almost made me believe them. Luckily, I remembered that real Amazon never asks for the OTP, so I gave them a random code instead. After that, I got a couple of WhatsApp messages, but I told them I didn’t get any, and then the caller just dropped the line. I’ve since blocked both the number and the WhatsApp contact, and reported them too.AmazonOTPWhatsApp7 monthsGot a ring from someone claiming to be from Amazon, saying they’d put a yearly subscription on my account (I only have monthly Prime, mind). They sent me a couple of codes, one by regular text and another on WhatsApp. When I hesitated to give them the codes back, they started getting annoyed - which honestly raised my suspicions straight away. Seems like a scam to me. Watch out, they can sound totally convincing!AmazonWhatsApp9 monthsDont fall for it, they pretend to be from PayPal but their real aim is to get into your Amazon account. Total scam, be careful!PayPalAmazon10 monthsGot a call earlier today from someone claiming to be from Amazon about a purchase I supposedly made. They wanted me to give them some codes, but something felt off so I didn’t go along with it. I checked my Amazon account and there were no alerts or any sign of issues. It sounded pretty convincing at first though. Ended up changing all my passwords just to be safe and blocked the number. Total scam!Amazon10 monthsI got a message on WhatsApp claiming to be from Amazon about some kind of verification, warning me it was for OTP and other security codes. Definitely seemed dodgy to me, so I just blocked the number, which was 020 7084 8165. Funny enough, I've been looking up phones on Amazon recently too, which makes it even more suspicious. Quite unsettling if you ask me.WhatsAppAmazon11 monthsGot a call from 07590271308, claiming there was a dodgy iPhone purchase on my Amazon. They messaged me on a bogus WhatsApp, sending a one-time passcode. They even knew my address! I tried to explain I use a different card but clearly, it was all a con. Complete scam. Steer clear!AmazonWhatsApp1 yearGot a call from 07535 948023 claiming there was a dodgy iPhone purchase on my Amazon account. They then messaged me on WhatsApp from 02070848165 with some so-called authentication code. The caller even mentioned my name, which got me suspicious straight away, so I told them it’s a scam and they ended the call. The weird thing is I did look at that particular phone yesterday just browsing, so either pure bad luck or maybe someone at Amazon is leaking info to these scammers!WhatsAppAmazon1 yearGot a call from someone claiming to be Amazon, total scam!Amazon1 yearTotal rip-off.Submit Your Own Report (020 7084 8165)
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