02073105000
TimeLine☎️ 02073105000 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 207310 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02073105000
- Payment confirmation received, no issuesOct
2017Uncertain if Aviva call is scamSep
2017Genuine call from Aviva. Rang backAug
2017Suspicious call, verify company directlyMay
2017Scam call; shared contact informationMay
2017Scam call about insurance policiesApr
2017False representation, phishing for infoApr
2017Suspicious call, aggressive, phishing scamApr
2017Unsure if contact is scamFeb
2017Suspicious calls regarding motor claimsJan
2017Valid call from AvivaDec
2016Nuisance pension calls need stoppingDec
2016Suspicious call claiming to be AvivaNov
2016Positive experience with Aviva callJan
2016Possible negativity towards AvivaDec
2015Caller fraudulently sought personal informationApr
2014Aviva verifying policy details callApr
2014Spam call from foreign companyApr
2011Inquiring about outstanding invoice paymentJan
2011Ring from Aviva insurance departmentNov
2010Contact Aviva Insurance for claimsJul
2009Number Of Searches: 324 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 18 April 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Croft Outerly(Fife), Crofts of Kingscauseway(Highland), Lindsell(Essex), Martin Hussingtree(Worcestershire) and West Morden(Dorset).
02073105000 has 21 comments of which 11 x neutral and 7 x negative and 3 x positive
02073105000 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02073105000 👆 is reported as a number linked to both genuine Aviva communications and frequent scam attempts. Some callers correctly represent Aviva, discussing policies or claims, often with offshore representatives. However, numerous users report aggressive or suspicious behaviour, including phishing for personal details, inconsistent storylines, and calls from unexpected foreign voices. Official Aviva confirms some contact centres are offshore, but advises caution: always verify calls by independently contacting Aviva directly. Calls featuring pressure tactics, requests for sensitive data, or unusual payment instructions should be treated with suspicion. The number is often blocked by users due to nuisance calls. It is recommended to remain vigilant, reject suspicious requests, and confirm legitimacy through official channels to avoid fraud or information theft.
Reports on phone number 02073105000
9 yearsHad a quick chat with Aviva, no issues at all. They mentioned the payment would be on its way within a few days. They already had my details right, but I never shared any bank info with them.Aviva9 yearsGot a voicemail on my landline from a woman with an Indian accent saying she was from Aviva. She told me to ring a number that, weirdly, matches the contact on my Aviva documents for their customer service. I’m kinda confused about whether this is genuine or some kind of scam. How do these calls usually play out?Aviva9 yearsI got a voicemail from Aviva so I thought I’d ring them up to check, seemed legit enough.Aviva10 yearsI got a ring from this number saying it was Aviva, a firm I actually have a policy with and had recently spoken to. But the guy's Indian accent and the weird number made me cautious, so I only gave my last name before hanging up. Later, I called Aviva's Norwich branch to check, and they told me it was their offshore team in India. Weirdly, when they reached out to that office for me, they said they really shouldn’t have called, which left me puzzled. My advice: anytime you get a call from a company you know but feel something’s off, just end the call and ring them directly to confirm. Honestly, if UK companies stopped outsourcing to India and kept things local, I reckon these dodgy calls would drop a lot.AvivaNorwichIndiaUK10 yearsGot a call from this number earlier, with someone claiming Aviva was updating their payment system and needed a contact person's name and email from my company. They'd already rung last week asking for the same details. Since we actually do business with Aviva, I gave them a name and an email address, both of which are publicly available on our website. Thankfully, I’m the only one managing that email, so I can spot any suspicious messages. Bit annoyed I almost got caught out, but at least no sensitive info was shared. I’ve blocked the number now.Aviva10 yearsI got a message on my voicemail about my policies being put on hold. Turns out it was a scam since I don’t even have an account with that company.10 yearsThey say they’re from Aviva but defo aren’t. Just dodgy ambulance chasers tryin to fish out your details.Aviva10 yearsJust got a call supposedly from Aviva, asking about a claim I apparently made. When I wouldn’t share my address, the woman on the phone started getting really pushy. I asked for a number to call her back on, but she couldn’t provide one. I rang the number she called from and heard a message saying Aviva had tried to reach me. So I got in touch with Aviva directly, and they said they hadn’t contacted me at all. Sounds like one of those sneaky phishing scams trying to fish for personal info!Aviva10 yearsGot a call from them but I’m not sure if it’s legit or just some sort of scam. I haven’t bothered to answer back yet.10 yearsI received a call from Aviva's claims team.Aviva10 yearsThis number has called me a couple of times. Both a man and woman with foreign accents got in touch, talking about a motor claim and wanting to give me some sort of reference number. But each time I ask for more details before accepting the reference, they just end the call. I've gone ahead and blocked the number now.10 yearsI got a call from Aviva, and it seems like a genuine one. Definitely a real company ringing me.Aviva10 yearsGot another call from this number about my Aviva pension, it’s the second time now. Tried sorting it with Aviva yesterday and they told me they only get in touch through letters. Does anyone know how to really put a stop to these annoying cold calls? It’s getting quite frustrating!Aviva10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Aviva, saying they needed to verify my personal info. Bit odd since I had just spoken to Aviva about my pension earlier.Aviva10 yearsI'm registered with the Telephone Preference Service, yet a young lady with a foreign accent rang us shortly after we stepped outside. She didn't bother to name us directly and left a message asking us to return her call at what she described as a "freephone number," which of course is anything but. While she did mention the name of her company, her thick accent made it nearly impossible to understand her clearly. It’s quite evident that these folks are just up to no good-probably just another bunch of scam artists!Telephone Preference Service11 yearsGot a call from Aviva and it seemed totally legit.Aviva11 yearsI’ve heard whispers that it’s Aviva, or so they say.Aviva12 yearsIs the RAC pursuing me for that outstanding invoice payment?RAC12 yearsI've received a call regarding a claim from a company named Aviva. It feels a bit like a nuisance call to be honest.Aviva13 yearsSome bloke rang up saying he was from the legal team at P&G, trying to blag info from an insurance company's records to get third party and claim details. Seems like he wanted to make random calls about dodgy injury claims. When I checked the insurance database, he had no clue which firm the claim was with - totally sketchy. He spoke with a strong Liverpudlian accent and was pretty pushy and a bit rude about it.P & GMIDScouse13 yearsGot a call from Aviva asking to confirm if there’d been any changes to my name or address on my insurance.AvivaSubmit Your Own Report (020 7310 5000)
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