02070975315
TimeLine☎️ 02070975315 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by WAVECREST NETWORKS LIMITED. It is part of the phone block 207097 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02070975315
- Scammer posing as bank employeeApr
2025Scottish accent scam caller reportedJan
2025Visa security scam reported hereJan
2025Avoid scammers; share no informationJan
2025Suspicious call from alleged bankJan
2025Scam call from Visa, be cautiousJan
2025Scam caller poses as bankerDec
2024Fraudulent number - warns of deceptionNov
2024Scammer impersonated bank representativeNov
2024Suspicious call from Bank of ScotlandNov
2024Scam call, rude response receivedNov
2024Fraudulent call; abusive behavior notedNov
2024Intrusive scam call; erratic behaviorOct
2024Scam call from fake fraud teamOct
2024Suspicious call; blocked the numberOct
2024Unanswered call, possible scam victimOct
2024Suspicious Visa debit card callOct
2024Phishing call posing as VisaOct
2024Suspicious call, caller hung upSep
2024Scam caller posing as VisaSep
2024Suspicious Visa call, blocked numberSep
2024Suspicious call about bank fraudSep
2024Number Of Searches: 33 Number Of Comments: 20 First Seen: 31 August 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Cranley(Suffolk) and Little Rogart(Highland).
02070975315 has 20 comments of which 19 x negative and 1 x neutral
02070975315 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02070975315 👆 is reported as a scam involving a man named Jason with a Scottish accent pretending to be from various bank fraud or Visa security departments. He claims there are fraudulent transactions on your card, often mentioning purchases in Manchester or tickets to Nigeria, and pressures victims not to tell family or call their bank. Despite sounding convincing and knowing personal info like your name and address, callers ask for sensitive details and sometimes become aggressive when challenged. Several people confirmed their banks never made such calls, and this is a phishing attempt targeting bank details. The caller sometimes hangs up when questioned or called back and uses intimidation tactics. Many warn it’s a dangerous and convincing fraud risk.
Reports on phone number 02070975315
1 yearGot a call from someone named Jason, sounded Scottish, saying he was from NatWest fraud team. He asked if I’d been purchasing plane tickets, then claimed my bank account had been compromised. Definitely a scam.JasonNatWest1 yearGot a call from some bloke with a Scottish accent, pretty sure it was a scam.1 yearGot a call from someone saying they were with the 'Visa security team' - total scam.1 yearWatch out for these scammers! Never share your personal info with them.2 yearsReceived a phone call earlier from a bloke named Jason claiming he was ringing on behalf of Visa. I told him straight up I don’t own a Visa card, which is true. Then he asked if I wanted it cancelled, but I just told him to leave me alone and hung up quickly. It’s definitely a scam, so watch out!Jason2 yearsGot a call a few hours back from someone claiming to be from the bank’s fraud team. They said there was strange activity on my account. The guys gave their names as Jason and Andrew Bell, which sounded pretty convincing at first. They told me to head to my bank and take out a big chunk of money to keep it secure. Something didn’t feel right, so I rang up the actual fraud division straight away.JasonAndrew Bell2 yearsBeware of this number, it’s linked to a scammer. They claimed our card had been used at a Waitrose in Manchester and were fishing for the victim’s card info. They even told them not to mention it to friends, family or the bank. Very suspicious!WaitroseManchester2 yearsToday my mum got a call from some bloke named Jason pretending to be from her bank’s VISA team. He tried to tell her that her card had been used at a Waitrose in Manchester. When she asked which card they were talking about, he said he couldn’t give out those details. My mum stayed calm and asked for his full name and phone number, saying she’d ring back. Afterwards, she phoned her bank directly and they confirmed it was definitely a scam.JasonVisaWaitroseManchester2 yearsGot a call in the early afternoon from a bloke named Jason, sounded like he was from somewhere in west central Scotland. He claimed to be calling on behalf of the Bank of Scotland, but I don’t actually have any current dealings with them.JasonScotlandBank of Scotland2 yearsGot a call claiming my debit card was just used at Waitrose in Manchester. My wife answered first, but I ended up taking the phone. The bloke on the other end suddenly started shouting, calling my wife some really rude stuff. Proper scam, and totally disrespectful too.WaitroseManchester2 yearsGot a call saying my Visa card got used and they even knew my name and where I live. When I rang back two times and asked them to take my number off their list, they started being rude and swore at me.2 yearsGot a call from a bloke with a gentle Scottish voice, claiming to be from Nationwide’s fraud department. He said there’d been an attempt to buy flight tickets to Nigeria using my card. Then he asked about my bank accounts and if the balance was over the £85,000 FSA protection limit. He mentioned he wanted to bring in a senior fraud advisor and said he’d ring back. I looked up the number and rang the actual Nationwide fraud team myself - they confirmed it was a scam and no dodgy transactions were found. Ended up blocking the number straight away!Nigeria2 yearsGot a call from this number earlier, and the guy asked for my mum by her first name. When I told him to speak to me instead, he said my mum told him not to talk to her family. He wouldn’t say who he was or where he was calling from. I gave the phone to my mum, she’s 93, and when she asked who it was, the man - a softly spoken bloke with a Scottish accent - just hung up. Since mum’s Scottish too, I was a bit worried it might be something about a friend or family member, but after reading the reviews here, I decided to block the number at once.2 yearsPhone rang but they hung up before I got to pick up. Might be dodgy call.2 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be Visa, asking if I’d made any purchases on my debit card today. The guy spoke very softly and had a faint Asian accent. I just ended the call straight away.Visa2 yearsSomeone rang me claiming to be Jason from the Visa Fraud Department. He said my debit card had been used to buy plane tickets to Nigeria from Manchester. He even knew my name and address! He asked for my bank’s sort code and I gave it to him. But when he wanted my account number, I refused. Then he said he couldn’t stop the card and that more charges could happen. I told him I’d sort it out at my bank and went there straight away. The bank told me Visa never contacts customers directly about fraud and that it was a phishing scam.JasonVisa Fraud DepartmentManchesterNigeriaVisa2 yearsHad a call from a soft-spoken guy who said his name was Jason. He claimed my card was being used at Manchester airport and he wanted to block the charges. When he requested the number on the back of my card, I asked him what bank he was with, and he just hung up straight away.JasonManchester2 yearsA softly spoken guy with a Scottish accent called me, saying he was from Visa Debit. He asked for my address and full name, but I didn’t give anything away. He claimed my card had just been used at Manchester Airport to buy a flight to Nigeria. When I asked for more info, he said he couldn’t share details for security, but then mentioned it was a Lloyds card. I told him it wasn’t my card and he ended the call. Pretty clear it was a scam. The number showed as 0207 097 5315.Visa DebitManchester AirportNigeriaLloyds2 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Visa checking on some card purchases I supposedly made earlier today. I told them I don’t chat about stuff like that on the phone and ended the call. Then they rang back like four times right after. In the end, I just blocked the number.Visa2 yearsGot a call from someone who said they were from Lloyds Bank’s Visa Fraud team about some dodgy activity on my card. They sounded pretty convincing and seemed to know quite a bit, but I felt like they were just trying to dig up loads of personal info. Honestly, seemed a bit off to me.Lloyds BankVisa FraudSubmit Your Own Report (020 7097 5315)
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