02071936801
TimeLine☎️ 02071936801 👆 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 02071936801
- "Scam loan, don't give money."Jun
2022Scam call for fake loanMay
2022Issue with scammers targeting individualsMay
2022Don't send money, not genuineMay
2022Questioning legitimacy of potential scamApr
2022Credit Limited may be fraudulentApr
2022Beware of Credit Limited scamApr
2022Inquiry about credibility of lenderApr
2022Number Of Searches: 93 Number Of Comments: 8 First Seen: 09 April 2022 General Reputation: neutralThis number has recently been searched from Millhouse Green(South Yorkshire), Parley Green(Dorset), Paulton(Somerset), South End(Buckinghamshire) and Stonyford(County Antrim).
02071936801 has 8 comments of which 8 x neutral
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Phone number ☎️ 02071936801 👆 is reported as a scam targeting vulnerable individuals seeking loans. It masquerades as a legitimate lender, often using a personal name and a London address linked to numerous other users. The operation demands substantial upfront fees, transferred to personal accounts, before any loan is supposedly released - funds which are never returned. Communications employ generic email addresses and unprofessional call conduct, sometimes with abusive language when challenged. Multiple red flags include repeated calls, pressure to use untraceable money transfer methods, and inconsistent or false banking details provided for payments. Authorities have been notified, and potential borrowers are strongly advised to avoid engagement, verify lender credentials with the FCA, and never pay fees in advance to protect their finances and wellbeing.
Reports on phone number 02071936801
4 yearsAvoid these lot at all costs. They pretend to offer a real loan and act like they want to help, but they’re actually after vulnerable folks struggling for cash. They send you emails that look totally legit, but it’s all a trick to catch you out. They’ll ask for £110 upfront as a first payment, then come back asking for £190, and later £240 before you even get your hands on the loan. This has been reported and is under investigation, but seriously, don’t hand over your hard-earned money! They’ll try to get you to send cash via a money order at the post office, so it can’t be traced or tracked through a bank account at all. DON’T FALL FOR THAT. Any proper loan provider will NEVER ask for extra fees before giving you the loan. Please don’t trust these scammers, you’ll just end up out of pocket. Hope this warning stops someone else from getting caught out. Take care everyone!4 yearsThey called me about four times in the span of a couple minutes, which annoyed me enough to look up reviews here. So when they rang back, the bloke asked, “Did you apply for a loan?” I shot back, “No, you did.” He kept going on saying I was the one who applied but when I challenged him, his tone flipped and he asked, “Alright, how much can you give me?” I told him, “Whatever your so-called company can lend.” After that, he got proper rude, saying something like, “I don’t want your money, I want your f***ing a**.” That was the last straw; I said I’d report him to the FCA and blocked the number immediately. Honestly, if that doesn’t scream scam, what does? If anyone’s thinking of taking out a loan and isn’t sure about the lender, try going the same route and watch how they react. Legit companies know their calls can be checked if you complain, so no one with a real job would behave like this guy did. They’d risk getting fired straight away!FCA4 yearsI feel really ashamed to share this, but I think it’s really important. Even though I’m quite young, I’ve got disabilities, struggles with my mental health, and physical health problems. On top of that, I was in a tough financial spot. Applying to this place in a moment of desperation was a huge mistake. They called me using the name Kemal - I’m not sure if that’s even their real name or not. What I do know is they try to move money between accounts in a dodgy way. Kemal would act like they genuinely cared about my serious illness, but whenever I asked questions, they’d get all defensive. To be clear: this is not a trustworthy outfit. They lie through their teeth. They’ll ask you to pay an upfront fee of around £200 first. Then, they give you random bank details that are actually personal accounts, not official business ones. After you make the transfer, they claim there’s a problem sending the money to you. They’ll even do a small ‘test’ transfer from another personal account, and then ask for you to send that money back. Please don’t get involved with these people. They don’t care about your problems at all - they’re just trying to scam you. Talk to your bank if you get contacted, and stay far away from places like this. I’m really disappointed in myself for falling for it, but honestly, I’m more angry at how nasty people like this can be.Kemal4 yearsBe careful, this isn’t a real deal so don’t send any cash. They’ve been ringing me too, just watch out and don’t get fooled.4 yearsHas anyone else received a call from credit Limited? They rang me from 02071936801 and said their name was Kemal. They gave an address in London, 85 Portland Street, but when I looked it up on Google, loads of people seem to be listed at that same address - like over a hundred! Just wondering if it’s legit or a scam...Credit LimitedKemalPortland StreetLondon4 yearsHas anyone dealt with Credit Limited before? They promised me a loan of £10,000 but wanted me to pay £200 upfront to an account registered to a Mrs Nova Sorelle Stanley before releasing the funds. I waited around 2 hours for them to confirm the transfer, and then suddenly got this message saying the bank details I was given were wrong and the person handling it was unavailable. They asked me to call back before sending any money. The number they gave was 0207-193-6801, signed by a Kemal Karal. Just sharing this so others can be cautious and check everything thoroughly before handing over any cash!Credit LimitedNova Sorelle StanleyMadamKemal Karal4 yearsHey everyone, just a heads up about this firm called Credit Limited. They say they can give you loans, a phone number I got was 02071936801. They wanted me to send money upfront to some suspicious account before they’d actually hand over any cash. I suggested we meet halfway, since Great Portland Street isn’t too far away, and just swap the money in person. Ever since I proposed that, they’ve gone totally silent. Seriously, be very careful with these guys. Their emails come from a Gmail address, not an official company domain, which is a huge red flag. Make sure you check everything thoroughly before handing over any money. Don’t get caught out! Stay safe and think twice before you jump in. Watch out for these scammers!Credit LimitedGreat Portland StreetGmail4 yearsHas anyone come across Credit Ltd before? I’m not sure if they’re a legit loan company or just a scam. Anyone got any experience with them?Credit LtdSubmit Your Own Report (020 7193 6801)
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