02071932676
TimeLine☎️ 02071932676 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 207193 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02071932676
- Difficult caller, abrupt conversation endedMay
2017Suspicious call about old sharesMay
2017Received suspicious call about sharesApr
2017Unsolicited call, difficult communicationMar
2017Received scam call from "Jeremy."Jan
2017Scam call from 'Jeremy' suspectedNov
2016Asian voice discusses RBS sharesNov
2016Caller inquired about HSBC sharesOct
2016Frequent nuisance calls at morningSep
2016Suspected scam call about sharesAug
2016Scam call about nonexistent sharesAug
2016Suspicious call about BT sharesAug
2016Unfamiliar caller mentioned Bank of ScotlandAug
2016Call supposedly from HSBC BankAug
2016Suspected scam, no message leftJul
2016Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 15 First Seen: 30 June 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Mashbury(Essex) and West Dereham(Norfolk).
02071932676 has 15 comments of which 14 x neutral and 1 x negative
02071932676 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02071932676 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving calls from foreign-accented individuals, often claiming to be named Jeremy or John. They allege the caller has information about shares supposedly owned by the recipient, mentioning well-known companies such as HSBC, RBS, BT, Morrisons, and Bank of Scotland. The callers request further contact from a "senior analyst" and often end calls abruptly when challenged or questioned about share ownership or the Telephone Preference Service. Many recipients find the callers difficult to understand due to their accents and fast speech, with no legitimate follow-up provided. Calls usually occur early in the morning and are considered intrusive, with no credible organisation identified, marking them as suspicious and likely fraudulent.
Reports on phone number 02071932676
9 yearsI encountered a rather tricky gentleman from Asia who was quite difficult to make out. He was inquiring about shares, claiming that a senior analyst would give me a ring shortly. I responded by saying that if he had anything to discuss, he ought to do it in writing. Suddenly, the line went dead. It makes one wonder-has the word about these sorts of callers begun to circulate widely yet?Asia9 yearsToday, I got an odd phone call from a chap who introduced himself as Jeremy, and he had quite an Indian accent. He was prattling on about my ITV shares, which is pretty amusing since I haven't held any of those for ages! Honestly, he seemed quite suspicious, so I decided to cut the conversation short by hanging up. No doubt about it, it reeked of a scam!JeremyITV9 yearsI received a rather unexpected call from someone speaking in a foreign language, claiming they had significant details regarding some shares that belonged to me. They mentioned that a senior analyst would be in touch to discuss the matter. The thing is, I don’t actually possess those shares anymore (I didn't let them know this). When I inquired whether they had verified my number against the Telephone Preference Service, the conversation was promptly concluded in a courteous manner. I attempted to trace the number using the 1471 service, but it yielded no results. I later tried calling back to uncover which organisation had made the original call.9 yearsI recently received a rather similar call regarding some shares that I apparently possess. The voice was distinctly Asian and quite hard to decipher. Now it appears to be from a blocked number.10 yearsI picked up the call and this bloke named "Jeremy" was on the line, asking for me directly. He then mentioned something about Morrisons, but I didn’t have a clue what he was on about. I told him I couldn’t assist with whatever he was after. Seems like one of those dodgy scams if you ask me...Jeremy10 yearsI received a rather quick-fire call from a chap with an accent that seemed to originate from India. He introduced himself as 'Jeremy', but I cheekily replied that my name was Ghandi. To my surprise, he already knew my actual name and mentioned something about my shares in a particular company, claiming an analyst would be reaching out to me shortly. It all felt a bit dodgy, so I decided to cut the conversation short. Honestly, it didn't come across as very credible at all. Thankfully, he kept it straightforward and didn't try to pass himself off as 'Shirley'!IndiaJeremyGhandiShirley10 yearsThis morning at 8 o'clock, I received a familiar call from someone with an Asian accent discussing RBS stock.RBS10 yearsA gentleman of Asian descent called me, claiming to be inquiring about HSBC stocks.HSBC10 yearsI’m afraid that number is quite the bother, ringing me yet again at the crack of dawn, specifically at 8:40 in the morning. What an absolute pest! They hung up without so much as a word.10 yearsI received a call from a chap who had an Asian accent, identifying himself as John. He mentioned that someone would ring me back later regarding my HSBC shares. It struck me as a blatant scam of some sort - I made it clear that I didn’t hold any shares at all.JohnHSBC10 yearsI received a phone call from a chap with an Asian accent who introduced himself as John. He mentioned that I'd be receiving a follow-up call regarding my HSBC investments. It reeked of a scam, to be honest. I promptly informed him that I hold no shares at all. Quite dodgy, if you ask me!JohnHSBC10 yearsI received a call from someone with a rather unfamiliar accent regarding BT shares, and they mentioned that I would get another call later on. However, that call never came through.10 yearsToday, I received a rather odd phone call from a gentleman whose accent I couldn’t quite place. He mentioned my name but the rest of the conversation was quite muddled. There was a reference to the Bank of Scotland, if I recall correctly. He asked when would be a good time for another caller to reach me later on. Feeling a bit uneasy, I decided to hang up.Bank of Scotland10 yearsI received a call that was supposedly from HSBC bank.HSBC10 yearsDidn’t leave a voicemail. Seems rather dodgy if you ask me!Submit Your Own Report (020 7193 2676)
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