02071936136
TimeLine☎️ 02071936136 👆 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 02071936136
- Scam call, fake financial offerFeb
2015Scammer's call from "Ronald" detectedFeb
2015Scam targeting vulnerable elderly individualsFeb
2015Scam call about fake refundFeb
2015Scam call about compensation vouchersFeb
2015Avoid scams and fraudulent callsJan
2015Identify ownership of this numberJan
2015Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 7 First Seen: 10 January 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ardilistry(Argyll and Bute), Garbh-allt(Highland), Hallington(Lincolnshire) and Nanceddan(Cornwall).
02071936136 has 7 comments of which 2 x negative and 5 x neutral
02071936136 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02071936136 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers impersonating the Ministry of Justice or similar government bodies, often using an Indian or Asian accent. They falsely claim the victim is entitled to a compensation or refund, typically around £2,400, contingent on an upfront tax payment via UKASH vouchers or similar methods. The scammers use convincing and rehearsed scripts, sometimes threatening repeated calls, and target vulnerable individuals including the elderly. They may also attempt to arrange fake solicitor visits. Recipients are strongly advised not to engage, avoid sharing personal or financial information, and report the number to relevant authorities to protect themselves from fraud.
Reports on phone number 02071936136
12 yearsI got a call from a guy called Ronald Lewis, who spoke with a thick Indian accent. It sounded like he was in one of those noisy call centres. He claimed to be phoning from the Department of Justice and said I was owed about £2400 for a PPI mis-sale. But apparently, before I get anything, I’d have to cough up a 10% government tax to be paid via UKASH voucher or a direct bank transfer. According to him, a solicitor named Mrs Mary Edwards would deliver the cheque to my place once I showed some ID and handed over a £240 voucher. I was baffled! I jotted down the number and rang back later only to get some bloke named Dave, who then passed me over to 'Ronald'. Honestly, he could’ve said his name was McDonalds for all I know! Moral of the story: just hang up on them scammers and report them!Ronald LewisDepartment of JusticeMary EdwardsDaveRonaldRonald McDonald12 yearsGot a ring from someone named "Ronald" earlier today - yeah, Ronald! - speaking with a sort of Asian accent and claiming to be from the Ministry of Justice. Said I've got £2,400 owed or something like that. I just said "No, thanks" and ended the call. Then I looked up the number online and came across this site. Not long after, the same "Ronald" called me again. I told him he ought to be embarrassed. Problem is, some folks are either too trusting, too greedy, or just plain gullible to spot the scam. If he tries again, he’s gonna get me blowing the whistle right down the phone.RonaldMinistry of Justice12 yearsDefinitely a scam! My elderly mum, who’s 90 and has dementia, keeps getting calls from them saying she has a claim and asking for her bank info. I rang BT and they confirmed it’s a fraud. She receives these calls constantly, and I reckon her number is being shared around. They claim to be from the Ministry of Justice. Just a heads up to be careful!BTMinistry of Justice12 yearsI just got a call from a bloke with an Indian or Bangladeshi accent claiming his name was Dave Wilson. He said he’s ringing from the Ministry of Justice’s Claim Regulations and Management team, telling me I’m owed a refund of £2400. He said the money could be sent by cheque or straight into my bank today. The catch? I need to go to Paypoint and buy ukash vouchers worth £240 to cover some sort of tax on the refund. 'Dave' was really pushing me to do it quick, even gave me a number to ring, 02071936136, but when I hesitated, he said he’d call me back at 2:30 to collect my details and put me in touch with a local solicitor who apparently has 9 other clients lined up today. Honestly, the guy was super slick and had an answer to every question I threw at him. He spoke for over 20 minutes, like he’d done it a thousand times before. Kinda annoyed I wasted that much time on it.Dave WilsonClaim Regulations and ManagementMinistry of JusticeGovernment12 yearsGot a call off someone saying they were from the Ministry of Justice, telling me I was owed loads of money and that it could be paid with Ukash vouchers. Felt like a total scam to me.Ministry of Justice12 yearsPlease, scammers, just stay clear of me!12 yearsI'm hoping to find out to whom this number is registered.Submit Your Own Report (020 7193 6136)
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