02074041212
☎️ 02074041212 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 207404 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02074041212
- Fake police scam caller detectedJun
2026False police claim; no recordFeb
2026Scammer phishes, disconnects when pressedJan
2026Scam call claiming police identityJan
2026Holburn Police scam, crypto theft attemptMay
2025Fake police call; no fraudDec
2024Blocked scam call claiming detectiveSep
2024Blocked number fake officer scamSep
2024Fake cop scam, hung upFeb
2024Fraudulent scam posing as policeFeb
2024Scam call warning, stay cautiousFeb
2024False police claim; bank unaffectedDec
2023Pensioner scam call; no replyDec
2023Credit card scam, London usageDec
2023Agrees with previous, midday callDec
2023Holborn scam alert; verified fraudulentDec
2023Doubtful caller from Holborn PoliceDec
2023Caller identified as Kentish policeDec
2023Phone scam warning, police impersonationDec
2023Police call about credit card misuseDec
2023Caller impersonates Kentish Police officerDec
2023Caller scam, unconvincing police impersonationDec
2023Caller claimed cop, hung upDec
2023Location mention: Police station HolbornDec
2023Fake cop scam call attemptDec
2023Scam call claiming to be policeDec
2023Bogus cop calls; exercise cautionDec
2023Scam call falsely claiming policeDec
2023Ongoing scam; caller insulted userNov
2023Ongoing police impersonation banking scamNov
2023Police impersonation scam call reportedNov
2023Fake police call about card cloningNov
2023Fake Holborn Police scam callsNov
2023Fake police call scam alertNov
2023Fraudulent call from fake detectiveNov
2023Potential scammer posing as detectiveNov
2023Scammer knew details, reported fraudNov
2023Suspicious police call; potential scamNov
2023Kentish Town police scam callOct
2023Extremely irritating and frustrating experienceOct
2023Scam call from fake policeOct
2023Claimed police; hung up; scamSep
2023Fraudulent call, no officers foundSep
2023Didn't answer, blocked number afterwardSep
2023Suspicious police scam call warningSep
2023User provides insufficient informationSep
2023Received scam call impersonating policeSep
2023Scam call from fake policeSep
2023Service is inefficient and frustratingAug
2023Fake police scam attempted callAug
2023Scam call impersonating police confirmedAug
2023Suspicious police call, possible scamAug
2023Caller pretended police, hung upAug
2023Attempted fraud call; helped avoidAug
2023Fake police call, suspected fraudAug
2023Police generally uninterested, except thisAug
2023Report scams; help stop callsAug
2023Scam call, disconnected and blockedAug
2023Scam call claiming police identityMay
2023Frequent calls, no responseAug
2022Fraudster pretending to be policeAug
2022Police scam call, hung upAug
2022Phone number is a scamDec
2021Caller claimed Paddington Green PoliceDec
2021Fake Mark Lowe chambers callOct
2021Mark Lowe's chamber inquiry fraud caseOct
2021Suspected scam police phone callsFeb
2021Number Of Searches: 24 Number Of Comments: 60 First Seen: 05 February 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Barrowford(Lancashire) and Knedlington(North Yorkshire).
02074041212 has 60 comments of which 37 x negative and 23 x neutral
02074041212 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02074041212 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving calls from a number claiming to be Holborn Police Station or other London police stations. Callers impersonate officers with fake names and badge numbers, alleging arrests involving cloned bank or credit cards, often using real personal details to appear convincing. They attempt to pressure recipients into revealing financial info or transferring cryptocurrency. Numerous victims report calls hanging up abruptly when challenged, foul language, or evasiveness when asked for verifiable details. Attempts to verify the calls through official police contacts or 101 consistently reveal no such officers or cases exist. The scam frequently targets vulnerable groups including elderly individuals, with repeated tactics involving fake crime references and urging victims to call back official numbers that are unresponsive. The scam has been ongoing for months and widely recognised as fraudulent.
Reports on phone number 02074041212
20 daysGot a call from someone saying they were with the Holborn Police. I was a bit suspicious straight away and said, "Really? What's this about then?" Before I could hear more, they just cut the call. It was defo a scam with a dodgy caller ID.Holborn Police5 monthsSome bloke called Michael Wilson said he was a DCI from Holborn police and gave a crime reference, sounded proper legit initially. He told me someone had my driving licence. My wife got suspicious and phoned 101, turns out there’s no officer by that name or crime number on their records.Michael WilsonHolborn5 monthsThis was some kind of scam call trying to get my details, I just ended the call when they got pushy.6 monthsSome bloke called himself DCI Andrew Myles saying he was ringing about two lads nicked for cloning my driving licence. He mentioned some KYC thingy and tried to pry info about crypto. I was nearly fooled but decided to Google the number he gave me - turns out it’s a scam. Glad I checked, honestly.DCIAndrew MylesKYCGoogle1 yearHad a call claiming to be from "Holburn Police Station". They tried some social engineering tricks to convince me to send crypto from my wallet to one of theirs. Pretty clever scam, I must say.Holburn Police Station2 yearsGot a call from 'Holborn Police Station' on 02074041212, someone calling themselves 'DC Richard 3961'. They claimed two people had been caught using our credit cards and said we'd been charged £250 each. When I asked for more details, they accused me of wasting police time and just ended the call. Thing is, our bank account hasn't been touched or used at all.Holborn Police StationDC Richard2 yearsSomebody called me from a private number saying they were Detective Pritchard. They told me they’d caught someone on Oxford Street with my driving licence. Since I'd had a dodgy call the day before, I told them I’d ring them back to verify. They gave me a number, 0207 404 1212, pretending it was Holborn Police Station. Tried loads to get through, but no luck. Definitely feels like a scam to me, so watch out for this one!Detective PritchardOxford StreetHolborn Police Station2 yearsI got a call from a private number where the person said they were officer “Lee Mason” and told me they’d arrested someone with a dozen different names, emails, phones, and fake IDs, claiming my info was part of the group. They said every single one had Coinbase accounts and it could be linked to some crypto fraud. Something felt off, so I asked them to send proof from an official police email. Never got anything, and the Holborn police number I tried rang out every time. They also mentioned the arrested guy was called “Derek Leeson.” Obvious scam, don’t fall for it.Lee MasonCoinbaseHolbornDerek Leeson2 yearsThe call began with an awkward quiet, which always makes me suspicious of a scam. Then the person said they were Constable Noble from Holborn Police. I didn’t bother listening any longer and just ended the call.NobleHolborn Police2 yearsI got called by 020 7404 1212, and it was total scam! The person said they were Detective Constable Watson from Holborn Police Station, but it was all fake. They even showed a dodgy Google My Business profile to look legit. Then they started asking for my credit card info like credit limit and balance - obviously a phishing trick. Be careful with this one!Constable WatsonHolborn Police StationGoogle2 yearsA mate of mine who’s quite elderly got a call from someone pretending to be Holborn Police saying they’d found her stolen bank card. She knew her card was right there in her bag and was smart enough to just end the call. Afterwards, she rang me up quite shaken, so I looked up the number here and saw loads of reports about it happening. Lucky she didn’t give them any private info. Everyone, stay sharp!Holborn Police3 yearsGot a call from someone saying they're a police officer from High Holborn, telling me my card was used on Oxford Street. They claimed they already told my bank and would ring me later at home since I was out shopping. Checked with my bank myself and everything was fine!High HolbornOxford Street3 yearsGot a dodgy call about a credit card scam, claiming my card had been used in London. What a cheek!London3 yearsAn elderly person got a call claiming their card was cloned and used fraudulently, and was told to ring back the Holborn police station number. They tried calling back but no one answered - definitely a scam.Holborn3 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be a police officer in Holborn saying my debit card had been used without permission. They asked me to ring 999 to confirm things. Before calling back, I rang 1471 to identify the number, then called 999. The friendly operator there told me it was probably a scam and to be careful.Holborn3 yearsSame here, got a call around lunchtime or so.3 yearsHe claimed to be ringing from the Holborn Police Station, insisting that someone had been nabbed in Hatton Garden with a counterfeit card in my name. Yeah, as if!Holborn Police StationHatton Garden3 yearsGot a call from a number I didn’t recognise, turns out it was meant to be from Kentish Town police station. Saw the comments from others and decided to block it straight away.Kentish Town3 yearsEarlier today I got a ring from someone saying he was DCI Mark Harewood from Holburn Police Station. He told me there was some use of my credit card and was checking if I had allowed anyone to use it. Seemed a bit unclear about the details though.DCIMark HarewoodHolburnPolice Station3 yearsSome bloke rang me claiming he was a copper from Holborn police station. I just replied with a suspicious "is that so?" and he ended the call straight away. Definitely felt a bit shady, that one.Holborn3 yearsGot a call from someone saying they're with the Kent Police, but not sure if they're legit.Kent Police3 yearsGot a call from someone who said they were DC James Cunningham at Holborn Police. Right away I was suspicious about whether he was legit. He sounded unsure and not very convincing at all. When I asked how I could confirm it was really him, he told me to call 999 - which seemed completely ridiculous. I told him he really ought to know his lines better, then wished him a rubbish day with no luck. Definitely a scam.DCJames CunninghamHolborn Police3 yearsHolborn police station was the one that called me.Holborn3 yearsI got two calls that my answerphone automatically answered, but no voice message was left. From what I've read before, this might be a fake police officer ringin’ up to steal your bank info. Classic scam stuff. Definitely be careful with these.3 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be with the police, stating that my card had been misused in London. However, when I mentioned that I’d ring my bank for clarification, he abruptly told me to "get lost." Quite suspicious, if you ask me!London3 yearsToday at lunch I got a call from a guy who spoke very nicely, saying he was a police officer worried about some odd transactions on my bank account. I questioned him, but he kept insisting he was with the police and even tried to provide a "badge number." I told him off and hung up straight away... total scam, no way was it legit.3 yearsThe same con is still going around - some bloke calling himself "Detective Constable Derek Jacobs" from Holbourn Police Station phoned me claiming a Sarah Wiggins had been nabbed earlier today with a cloned card that supposedly belonged to me!! I instantly said he was trying to scam me. When he asked why I'd think that, I told him his story made zero sense. He then called me deluded. I shot back, "What was your name again?" and he just swore at me, "F*** you" before hanging up. Guess that says it all!Derek JacobsHolbourn Police StationSarah Wiggins3 yearsToday (28/11/2023) I received a call from this number, with the caller saying he was Detective Constable Derek Jacobs, badge number DB6098, from Holborn Police. Funny enough, someone with the same name popped up on here about three months back. He claimed my bank card had been duplicated and that a Sarah Wiggins tried to take out £200. When he asked me to confirm if I still had my cards, I asked which card he meant but he couldn’t say. Then he told me to dial 999 to verify he was legit. I just thanked him and ended the call.Derek JacobsHolborn PoliceSarah Wiggins3 yearsThis morning at about half eleven, I got a call from someone claiming to be DCI Goodwin at Holborn Police Station, saying my card had been cloned somewhere in London. Felt a bit off to me.DCI GoodwinHolborn Police StationLondon3 yearsJust got a call from someone claiming to be with Holborn Police, saying they'd caught a shoplifter using cloned debit and credit cards. Seems like the same kind of scam as others have mentioned before. Totally fishy if you ask me.Holborn Police3 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be from the police in Holborn. They said a woman was arrested using my bank card, but I don't even have an account with that bank. This is actually the second time I’ve had a similar call, just from another police station. The police have warned me about these types of calls.Holborn3 yearsI received a phone call from someone claiming to be Detective David Jacobs, badge number DB6098, purportedly from Holburn Police Station. He alleged that he had a copy of my bank card and insisted I didn’t hang up while suggesting I dial 999 to confirm his identity. He cautioned against using another phone to make the call, and then, quite shockingly, he began to swear. It's quite troubling, to say the least…David JacobsHolburn Police Station3 yearsI received a phone call from someone claiming to be Detective David Jacobs from the Holburn Police Station, who provided the code DB6098. He insisted that he had a copy of my bank card and urged me to stay on the line while I dialled 999 to validate his identity, cautioning me against using another phone to make the call. Then, quite shockingly, he started swearing!David JacobsHolburn Police Station3 yearsI got a call identical to others that have commented here, and I spotted the scam straight away. When I started asking questions, the person on the other end got annoyed, telling me to 'be quiet' and hung up. What worried me was that they sort of knew my name (but got it wrong), yet they had my address and phone number too. I've passed the number on to Action Fraud so they can track it, but I guess there's not much they can do unless my info's used for some kind of identity theft.Action Fraud3 yearsJust the other day, my husband picked up our home phone and was greeted by a chap claiming to be from Holborn police, identifying himself as PC Dwayne Simpson. He went on about how they had apprehended an individual who had managed to clone my husband’s debit card. He even provided a badge number and urged him to dial 999 while he remained on the line. Thankfully, my husband had the presence of mind to hang up on him. It’s quite alarming, especially when the number appeared to be linked to Holborn police, but having skimmed through various reviews, it seems to be one of those scams. Please, everyone, stay vigilant; these scammers are becoming increasingly cunning!HolbornDwayne Simpson3 yearsGot a ring from Kentish Town police, bloody story about me getting nicked for trying to use my bank card. I told him I'd bung the number on block cos it seemed dodgy, then the bloke started swearing at me out of nowhere. Proper scam, that one!Kentish Town3 yearsTotally frustrating.3 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with the NZ Police, said he was from a local police station and mentioned there was some problem with a fraudulent credit card. When I asked him a few tricky questions, he just ended the call. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.NZ Police3 yearsThey said they were from British Transport Police but as soon as I asked a few questions, they ended the call. Pretty sure it’s a scam.British Transport Police3 yearsGot a call about some fraud stuff, same old tale as everyone else. I rang 101 to check and turns out, no officers with those names exist. Definitely a scam.3 yearsI kept getting calls from this number but didn't pick up because I didn't know who it was. After reading some reviews from others, I decided to block it. Glad I did!3 yearsAbsolutely no hints whatsoever.3 yearsI received a rather dodgy phone call from someone claiming to be a "police inspector," asserting that they had apprehended a bloke wielding a credit card under my name. When I probed about which card it was, he mentioned a Barclaycard and claimed the suspect was nabbed on Oxford Street that very day. I played along, firing off various questions, but a lot of his responses were completely nonsensical. In the end, I couldn’t help but ask, "Is this some sort of prank?" and just like that, the call abruptly cut off. Total scam, if you ask me!Oxford Street3 yearsI received a call from someone purporting to be associated with a London police department. I decided to hang up right away.London3 yearsHonestly, don’t bother with this one. Total waste of time.3 yearsThis number rang me claiming to be PC Clarke from Holborn police. He spent a couple of minutes on the phone telling me my card had been cloned, along with 12 other people, and that they’d caught the culprit. After googling the number and reading the reviews, I told him I’d call back. He warned me I’d be waiting for more than an hour, but I said that was fine and ended the call. I haven’t actually called back yet, but I’m definitely watching my bank statements carefully now!PCClarkeHolborn3 yearsGot a call earlier from a bloke saying he was PC Clarke from Holborn Police. Said something about my card being cloned and asked me to check the number he was calling from online. When I told him I’d seen some warnings about that number linked to scams, he just went quiet and then suddenly cut the call. Pretty fishy if you ask me.PC ClarkeHolborn Police3 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Holborn police, saying they arrested someone using my bank card. They tried saying it wasn’t my card that was lost but my son’s. I told them I hadn’t lost anything and asked the caller to ring me on my mobile because the line was bad. Right after that, my phone company flagged a possible scam and I ended the call.Holborn3 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Holborn police, saying they caught someone using my bank card. They said I hadn’t lost it but maybe my son had. I told them I couldn’t hear very well and asked him to ring me on my mobile instead. Then, my phone company flagged it as possible fraud and the call got cut off.Holborn3 yearsUsually, the police over at 'action fraud' don't really pay much attention to scam tries, but this one might just catch their eye. Here's the info.3 yearsToday, I got a call from this number with a guy claiming to be Sergeant Clark from the Holborn fraud office. I ended the call right away and blocked the number straight away.Sergeant ClarkHolborn3 yearsSomeone rang me pretending to be a cop from Hammersmith police, saying my bank card had been cloned and that I might be a victim of identity theft. I got suspicious, checked all my bank cards were still with me and looked through my online banking - everything seemed normal. When I asked if he actually had the card details, he just hung up. The phone rang again shortly after, and this time I wrote down the number. The earlier call showed 141 withheld, but I reckon it was the same bloke. It’s clearly a scam. Can anyone tell me where I should report this?Hammersmith4 yearsRegularly receives calls, but when I pick up, it’s just silence on the other end.4 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be with the Paddington Green police station. It felt like a dubious scammer on the line, asserting that there was an arrest warrant issued under my name for a credit card fraud matter. Quite alarming, really!Paddington Green4 yearsSome bloke phoned me saying he was a copper from Paddington Police Station. When I asked for his badge number, he seemed a bit iffy but eventually gave me SK277. He said his name was Andrew and told me they’d nicked someone in the early hours who claimed to be my grandson and had my bank cards. I asked what the chap’s name was and he said Daniel Bailey. I told him I didn’t know anyone by that name and then the line just cut off. Definitely looks like a dodgy scam, especially worrying if you’ve got grandkids.Paddington Police StationAndrewDaniel Bailey5 yearsI just got a call from 02074041212 and I’m convinced it’s a scam, don’t trust it!5 yearsSo, this bloke rings me up claiming he’s calling from Paddington Green Police. Had me laughing! 🤣Paddington Green Police5 yearsGot a call from 02074041212 claiming to be Mark Lowe’s chambers. They said it was about a case with a woman who got arrested for some card fraud. Bit fishy if you ask me.Mark Lowe5 yearsGot a call from 0207 404 1212 claiming to be from Mark Lowe's chambers about some woman supposedly picked up by police over card fraud. sounded a bit dodgy to me.Mark Lowe5 yearsI got a call from a young guy saying he was from Holborn police station. I stopped him pretty quick since just last week I had another call from someone saying they were from Paddington Green police. They told me they’d caught someone with my credit card info or something like that. I figured it was a scam then, so I reckon this one was the same. Didn’t bother asking for any more info.HolbornPaddington GreenSubmit Your Own Report (020 7404 1212)
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