02071933595
TimeLine☎️ 02071933595 👆 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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+442071933595+44 20 7193 3595020 7193 3595+44-20-7193-3595
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02071933595
- Beware of scams, stay vigilantMar
2025Warning about PPI cheque scamOct
2018Scammers prey on vulnerable peopleSep
2018Warning about potential phone scamSep
2018Chargeback scam threat, beware, reportJun
2018Potential scam involving multiple phone numbersApr
2018Scam alert: fake PPI claimsSep
2017Suspicious calls, personal information concernsSep
2017User is frustrated with scam attemptSep
2017Unsolicited possible PPI claim messageSep
2017Jessica called, likely a scamSep
2017Received scam call from "Ruby"Sep
2017Unsolicited call about potential PPIAug
2017Beware: scam involving fake chequeAug
2017Warning about potential scam callsAug
2017Received call from persistent womanAug
2017Recognizes PPI scam, urges cautionAug
2017User warns that it's a scamAug
2017Suspected scam regarding PPI claimAug
2017Scam call regarding fake PPIAug
2017Warning about potential scam callAug
2017Caller impersonated charge back companyJul
2017Potential scam, verify before respondingJul
2017Suspicious call offering PPI claimJul
2017Scam call, block the numberJul
2017Difficult to understand call requestJul
2017Suspicious calls from unofficial companyJul
2017Warning about scam call tacticsJul
2017Beware of PPI scam callsJul
2017Suspicious message about PPI refundJul
2017Fraudulent PPI claim caller, bewareJul
2017Potential scam involving chargeback claimsJul
2017Suspicious scam involving phone callJul
2017Suspicious call, not connected to MBNAJul
2017Suspicious loan repayment phone callJul
2017Possibly fraudulent PPI repayment visitJun
2017Warning about potential scam callsJun
2017Reported scam call from "chargeback claims"Jun
2017Reported scam caller pretending companyJun
2017Possible scam phone call reportedJun
2017Warning: potential phone number scamJun
2017Number Of Searches: 277 Number Of Comments: 34 First Seen: 17 June 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Borley(Essex), New Ferry(Merseyside) and The Quarry(Shropshire).
02071933595 has 34 comments of which 19 x negative and 15 x neutral
02071933595 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02071933595 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving calls from individuals claiming entitlement to large PPI compensation payouts. Callers often use varied names and accents, request personal information, and insist on paying commissions via iTunes gift cards or similar vouchers. They may offer to deliver cash and cheques to victims’ homes, which is a tactic to lend credibility. Numerous reports highlight suspicious behaviour, poor call quality, and inconsistent details. Victims frequently confirm that these calls are unsolicited with no legitimate claim history. Authorities advise against returning calls or providing personal or financial data. Genuine companies never demand upfront fees in vouchers and always communicate through official channels. Users are encouraged to report such calls to the police or financial regulators and exercise extreme caution.
Reports on phone number 02071933595
1 yearJust got scammed by a caller from this number, and honestly it’s shocking how convincing they were. I’m usually pretty sharp and can spot a con from a mile off, but they still managed to trick me. I even mentioned having cancer recently, hoping it would put them off, but no, they went ahead and swindled me out of £1500. Now all I can do is wait and hope to get some of that money back, though I’m not holding my breath. Be careful and don’t share any details if this number rings you.8 yearsThese cruel scammers totally deserve a right doing for targeting unsuspecting folks, especially those who are struggling or just trying to make an honest living.8 yearsI just got a call from 01173182439, supposedly from Claimback claims, saying I’m owed £3639 for PPI plus interest. They wanted me to pay 11% commission via a gift card! That’s a joke, especially since someone already brought me a cheque and £1200 in cash. I mentioned I’d talk to the police fraud unit and they ended the call straight away. Honestly, don’t get caught out by this one.8 yearsSomeone called me saying I was due some money back and it was a scam. They claimed they’d visit my home with cash and a cheque. I warned them I’d report the number to the police, and they quickly hung up. Watch out, it’s all a big con.8 yearsGot a call today from the same company, but this time a different number: 01172300775. A woman named Ailee was on the line. They used the exact same spiel about cheques and cash. Watch out, folks.Ailee9 yearsGot a call about some chargeback thing, saying I'd get £3639 for a PPI claim from Lombard Direct, which I've never heard of! The lady on the phone was Ruby, she gave me an ID and a reference number, then passed me on to 'Joe' in accounts. He said he’d come round to pay me in cash and cheque. It was obvious a scam, so I reported it to the police who advised me to block them straight away. Watch out, don’t fall for this sort of trickery.Lombard DirectRubyJoe9 yearsThat foreign woman continues to ring, and we just received yet another call from her. The way she mispronounced our name set off several warning signals. I strongly advise against returning her call or contacting anyone associated with that number. What's particularly concerning is their knowledge of our banking details; it really makes one wonder where they manage to acquire such sensitive information.9 yearsGot call from 02032901020, same sort of scam. Wasn’t having it when they said I had to pay some ‘fee’ with an Apple Tunes card instead of just deducting it from the money they supposedly owed me. When I asked about it, they said they’d send a form to cancel the whole thing! Honestly, these people are the worst - jail doesn’t seem enough, feels like they deserve something much harsher.Apple iTunes9 yearsI got a voicemail earlier saying I’d won my PPI claim with Black Horse Finance or something like that. Weird, cause I don’t recall putting in any claim at all. They wanted me to call back on a number and ask for extension 321. Obviously, I didn’t bother calling them back!Black Horse Finance9 yearsGot a call from someone named Jessica, sounded pretty dodgy to me.Jessica9 yearsI got a call from someone called "Ruby" telling me I was owed £369 from Barclays. I knew it was dodgy, so I called the number back. The bloke on the other end sounded really groggy, like he’d just rolled out of bed or was in the loo. When I started questioning him, he told me I had to call from a landline, not my mobile. After I kept pressing him a bit more, he just hung up and disappeared. BEWARE, it’s definitely a scam!RubyBarclays Bank9 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady saying I’d supposedly put in a PPI claim ages ago. She mentioned the payout could come as cash or a cheque. Never heard from her again after that.9 yearsBeware, folks! I just experienced something similar - they sent a cheque for £2439 and had £1200 in cash, insisting that I buy £360 worth of iTunes vouchers first. It’s utterly dodgy! Don’t be taken in by this clever trickery; it’s a massive scam! Stay vigilant!9 yearsCaution! This phone number belongs to a dubious individual who claims you’ve won a hefty sum in compensation for charge back requests. They’ll toss around claim IDs and reference numbers to lend some legitimacy, then urge you to get in touch with their so-called accounts team to sort out the payment. We didn’t proceed any further, but it’s safe to assume they’ll try and extract your banking details for the payout. We’re planning to escalate this matter to the Financial Ombudsman. In the meantime, steer clear of this one!Financial Ombudsman9 yearsThis lady called me at my mum’s place just now. I told her to bog off, and let her know if she rings back, I’m not afraid to get the police involved.9 yearsOn the 11th of August, 2017, I received a call suggesting I was due a refund on my PPI. Having previously been informed that I wasn't owed anything, I immediately recognised it as a scam. It's concerning, really; those who might be uncertain could easily fall prey and return the call, potentially getting ripped off. Action needs to be taken to protect unsuspecting individuals from these deceitful practices.9 yearsIt's clear that this is a dodgy operation.9 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady who said her name was Rosie, telling me there was a big PPI refund I could get. She even knew my full name and which bank I use, which was kinda creepy. But I knew it was dodgy since I don’t have any PPI claims at all. Just a heads up to watch out for this one!Rosie9 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady claiming there was £3,700 waiting for us at TSB. She left a message asking me to ring her back on 0207 193 595, ext 306. The line was really dodgy, like she was somewhere in the mountains of Asia or something. Honestly, I wish the authorities would track down these scammers and shut down their call centres before they manage to fool some vulnerable elderly folks!TSBAsia9 yearsGot a call earlier from someone claiming to be from Charge Back Claims, saying I was owed £3,639 for some kind of POI claim. Then they asked me to buy an iPhone voucher worth £360 as their commission. That was the moment I told them it sounded like a total con and hung up. Honestly, how is it even allowed for these lot to operate like this??Charge Back Claims9 yearsAbsolutely feels like déjà vu! I had a rather peculiar phone call today from a place called Chargeback Claims. They were touting that they've got a cheque waiting for me, a princely sum of £2439, along with an additional £1200 in cash. They insisted I ring them back on this number and provide a claims reference. I couldn't help but think that this isn't really the standard protocol for business dealings! Naturally, it's tempting to get one's hands on some easy money, but I’d advise everyone to consult with their bank before diving into such offers. Best to err on the side of caution, I say!Chargeback Claims9 yearsGot a call from a lady with an Asian accent, her English was quite broken and hard to catch. She wanted to talk to my missus but when I said she wasn’t in, she asked me to tell her she’d won her PPI claim from Barclays and to call back when she was home. I just said she wouldn’t be calling and hung up straight away.Barclays9 yearsI got a call from a woman named Ruby, she didn’t speak English very well, sounded Asian maybe? She said I had some kind of PPI refund from Barclays. Ruby asked me to ring a certain number, and if I gave them my details, they’d send me a cheque plus £1200 cash. They already seem to know my name, address and phone. Is there a way I can block this number? Feels like a scam trying to grab your personal info.RubyAsiaBarclays9 yearsThree calls from this number so far. When I asked if they were a legitimate company, they confirmed they were. They left a message asking me to call back and speak to a woman. I rang back but she wasn’t available. Feels really sketchy to me.9 yearsI received a rather peculiar voicemail from this number, featuring a distinctly foreign accent. The caller claimed that a cheque for £2439 had been issued by Barclays as compensation for PPI charges. It strikes me as rather odd, considering I've never pursued any PPI claims myself. They urged me to call back and speak to someone who sounded like 'Shairnon' on extension 306, from a company named Charge Back. I’ve refrained from returning the call, instead opting to do a bit of research online. To my surprise, I couldn't find any trace of the company or their contact details, which makes me quite sceptical. A few years back, I had a conversation with Barclays, and they assured me there weren't any PPI charges associated with my account. Best to steer clear of this one, I reckon!BarclaysShairnonCharge Back9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from 'chargeback claims', mentioned some cash and cheque money for me. Clearly a scam, total nonsense. Caller had a heavy Filipino accent too.Philippines9 yearsGot a call about a PPI claim supposedly from MBNA. They were quick to ask for my personal details right away. After I asked a few direct questions, they finally admitted they were actually from Claimback and had no connection to MBNA at all. Total scam.MBNAClaimback9 yearsA woman with a foreign accent rang me up, claiming that my bank is set to reimburse me for the interest I paid on a loan back in the 90s. The name of the company she mentioned was Charge Back. She provided me with her name and extension number, instructing me to ring up a specific number to quote a reference and ID she had given me. According to her, I was due to receive a cheque for £24,039 and an additional £1,200 in cash. When I inquired about their regulation, she seemed to dodge the question repeatedly. I haven’t returned her call yet, but I definitely plan on reaching out to my bank about this.Charge Back9 yearsReceived a call earlier from some chargeback claims lot trying to say they’d come over to hand us PPI compensation since apparently, it can’t be handed out in person. Sounded well dodgy to me.9 yearsGot a call that seemed totally dodgy, pretty sure it was a scam.9 yearsGot a call from some dodgy lot saying they were from Chargeback Claims. They said they would send cash and a cheque from PPI or something. I told them to jog on, seemed like a total scam. Have already reported the number.Chargeback Claims9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from a firm called Chargeback Claims. They tried telling me they would send cash and a cheque for some kind of PPI issue. Told them to get lost straight away. Definitely sounded like a total scam. I've already flagged this number.Chargeback Claims9 yearsHello there, this number contacted me on the 22nd of June, leaving a message regarding my husband's PPI, claiming a cheque for £2000 was awaiting collection. They urged me to call back for further details. In my naivety, I returned the call, and the woman assured me that the one who spoke to my husband would ring me back. However, I'm still waiting for that call. Is this just a scam or one of those dodgy numbers that rack up charges when you return a call?9 yearsHonestly, if anyone tells you to ring this number, be careful, it's dodgy. They try to get you to spill personal info you really shouldn't share.Submit Your Own Report (020 7193 3595)
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