02073361719
TimeLine☎️ 02073361719 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 207336 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02073361719
- Mikey Williams seeking school collaborationApr
2011Scam attempt reported to EuronewsApr
2011Mr. Lee's partner seeking accountantNov
2010Avoid contact; they waste timeNov
2010Organizing meeting with firm LeeNov
2010Spam offers from Channel SevenMar
2010Urgent meeting request, suspicious vibesMar
2010Suspicious call, possible scam alertFeb
2010Unknown caller, Mikey Williams inquiryFeb
2010Suspicious business inquiry, request for confirmationJan
2010Concern about unwanted business callNov
2009Caller identified as Mr. KochoNov
2009Architect contacts in Luxembourg mentionedOct
2009Suspicious call from Natasha LorenOct
2009Appointment scheduled with Mr. MilleOct
2009Avoid this company, untrustworthy behaviorOct
2009Suspicious call, do not trustSep
2009Repeated calls from different namesAug
2009Man named Michael Archer contactedJul
2009Claimed it’s Euro news, strangeJul
2009Called by Channel 7May
2009Requesting firm identity recognition. ThanksOct
200802073361719 has 22 comments of which 22 x neutral
02073361719 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02073361719 👆 is reported as a suspicious, possibly scammy number linked to various fake identities and companies like "Euronews," "Channel 7," and "Metropolitan Media." Callers often push for urgent meetings or collaborations, but refuse to provide verifiable contact details or emails. Names like Mikey Williams, Steve Brown, Michael Archer, and others keep changing, adding to the confusion. Several have suspected it targets businesses for dubious contracts or listings, sometimes referencing locations from Germany to the Algarve. Many who've answered express distrust, warning others not to engage or share firm info. Calls have been reported across multiple countries, with no confirmed legit meetings or outcomes from these contacts. Overall, it’s considered untrustworthy and likely a time-wasting exercise.
Reports on phone number 02073361719
10 yearsI’ve come across some folks claiming it’s connected to Euro News. Quite peculiar, don’t you think?Euro News10 yearsI recently received a call from this number as well. The caller ID didn’t show a name, but they left a message requesting partnerships with schools. They identified themselves as Mikey Williams. Quite curious, really!Mikey Williams10 yearsReceived a call from her and several architect peers based in Luxembourg regarding some announcements? Quite perplexing, really! It seems they might have sourced the numbers from the Architects' Chamber website. Intriguing, isn't it? There was a mention in the Times of London as well.LuxembourgArchitects ' ChamberTimes of London10 yearsI just received a call from this number. There was no caller ID displayed, but they left a message asking for schools to work together. The name mentioned was Mikey Williams.Mikey Williams10 yearsEarlier on, we received a call from this so-called "company" concerning some significant business matter. We were rather sceptical of their intentions and the caller hung up in a bit of a hurry. Shortly afterwards, she tried her luck again, only this time leaving a voicemail. In her message, she mentioned affiliations with Euronews or Metropolitan Media or something along those lines. I’d advise you to steer clear of engaging with them or sharing any information about your business.EuronewsMetropolitan Media10 yearsEarlier today, I received a call from 'Channel Seven Tradesafer'-how peculiar! They mentioned that some individuals are keen to meet me this coming Tuesday in Germany. It feels rather pressing, especially since they insisted that post-Easter would be far too late. Has anyone else ever had a rendezvous with these folks? What was all the fuss about?Channel Seven TradesaferGermany11 yearsI received a call from Channel Seven, and it seems they're trying to engage a law firm as one of their clients is in need of legal assistance in Germany. They've specified they require this sorted within a fortnight. After sharing my experience here, I definitely won’t be reaching out to them again. A big thank you to everyone for your support! Just a heads up, don't let them take up your time!Channel SevenGermany11 yearsI received a rather peculiar call from someone named Natasha Loren. She was inquiring about an accountant situated in Utrecht, Holland. The whole thing felt off, and I certainly have no intention of returning the call.Natasha LorenUtrechtHolland11 yearsContacted me regarding a meeting for tomorrow. The individual's name is Mr. Mille..Mille11 yearsI received a call from a chap named Mr. Kocho. Oddly enough, the callers claimed to be from Euro News. Quite peculiar, if you ask me!KochoEuro News11 yearsWhat a peculiar situation! It’s clearly a scam. A caller contacted us from a private number, claiming to be associated with Euronews and expressing a desire to discuss some ‘urgent business’ matters with our company. The moment we requested an email address for further communication, she claimed that these individuals do not even utilise computers at their workplace! Oddly enough, she introduced herself as Kevin Maxwell, but I suspect they simply swap names frequently. Be wary of such calls - they are definitely not to be relied upon!Kevin Maxwell12 yearsWe've had a similar experience with this number as well. The gentleman went by the name of Michael Archer when he reached out to us.Michael Archer12 yearsI just received a call from 02073361719, and the caller claimed to be from Channel 7. Quite the surprise, I must say!Channel 712 yearsI received a call from someone named Edward Harris, who claimed to be working for ICIF, a subsidiary of The Times magazine. Apparently, they’re keen on entering into a business arrangement with me. However, they mentioned that they can’t provide an email address until they’ve verified that my company is legitimate. Quite odd, isn’t it? Typically, one would expect to share their details upfront to facilitate communication. It's giving off some dodgy vibes if you ask me.Edward HarrisICIFThe Times12 yearsWe've had two phone calls from these folks. The first time they identified themselves as Channel 7, and then they called again today claiming to be from Metropolitan Media. Quite odd, isn't it?Channel 7Metropolitan Media12 yearsMy superior received a call on Friday from someone identifying themselves as "Michael Archer" from "Channel 7." Immediately after, the line transferred to voicemail, which seems to be linked to a Vodafone Germany breach. They’re looking to engage in some significant business dealings in Berlin, the very same location as my AXA insurance branch. I must insist - keep your distance!Michael ArcherChannel 7Vodafone GermanyBerlinAXA12 yearsWe received the very same call from a gentleman named Steve Brown, who was trying to organise a meeting with his director, a certain Mr. Martin Fischer. He claimed to be representing Euronews and mentioned that he was keen on adding our company to their Business Guide. However, after having a chat with Euronews directly, we reported the incident, as we have our doubts regarding their legitimacy. We are not inclined to trust their claims at all.Steve BrownMartin FischerEuronews12 yearsWe'd like to ascertain the name of the company in question. Many thanks!12 yearsGreetings! We're currently in lovely Lisbon, Portugal, and just had a call from someone claiming to be Mickey Williams. Shortly after, a different bunch contacted us, identifying themselves as "Trade Safer Channel 7." We have a crucial meeting slated for tomorrow, but when we asked for an email address, they insisted they weren't permitted to share one. After we mentioned we’d call back shortly, it was quite peculiar - we saw everyone start to vacate the office, and mind you, it was only 4 PM! There’s hardly any information online regarding this dubious operation, aside from what’s on this site.LisbonPortugalMickey WilliamsTrade Safer Channel 712 yearsReceived a call from Mr. Lee's associate who mentioned that she’s looking to launch a business in the Algarve and is in search of an accountant.LeeAlgarve13 yearsIt appears that this number is linked to Channel Seven Tradesafer. The individuals behind it seem to be pushing contracts and are on the lookout for fresh recruits to join their network.Channel Seven13 yearsI just had a chat regarding scheduling a meeting for tomorrow. Currently, the name on file is Lee, and now the folks involved are on the lookout for a company that can sort out the conference arrangements.LeeSubmit Your Own Report (020 7336 1719)
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