02077305906
TimeLine☎️ 02077305906 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 207730 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02077305906
- Spam call from someone named LukeMar
2016Unauthorized caller impersonating official bodyMar
2016Spam call claiming to block calls.Mar
2016Scam phone call about salesMar
2016Caller promised to block cold callsMar
2016Scam call regarding nuisance callsFeb
2016unsolicited call offering costly serviceFeb
2016Possible scam phone call receivedFeb
2016Possible phone scam with small chargeFeb
2016Call from fake Ring serviceJan
2016Number Of Searches: 114 Number Of Comments: 10 First Seen: 20 January 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from North End(Dorset), Rodbaston(Staffordshire) and Warlaby(North Yorkshire).
02077305906 has 10 comments of which 6 x neutral and 4 x negative
02077305906 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02077305906 👆 is reported as a persistent caller claiming to offer a service that blocks unwanted sales and international calls for a monthly fee, often targeting pensioners with a discounted rate. Callers use different names like Joe, Luke, Neil, and Stephen and ask for personal details including debit card numbers, which raises suspicion. Many recipients feel uneasy about how these callers obtained their details and some report callers hanging up abruptly when questioned or refused payment. The numbers are often linked to dubious claims of preventing nuisance calls from abroad and are widely viewed as untrustworthy or potentially a scam.
Reports on phone number 02077305906
10 yearsI've had this number pop up on my phone four times today whilst I was out and about. I finally picked up the call on Tuesday at 16:40, and the chap on the other end introduced himself as Joe from extension 102. He claimed to represent some national service aimed at halting all those pesky sales calls coming from places like India, China, and Pakistan. He mentioned that it would only set me back £1.99 a month if I was a pensioner. Then he proceeded to recite my address, which was a bit concerning, and asked for my debit card number. When I questioned how he obtained my information and why I should hand over any details, he acknowledged my hesitation but insisted it would help eliminate unwanted calls. I firmly told him there was no chance I would provide him with that kind of information. He then mentioned that a pack would be dispatched to me, but I'm simply not interested.JoeIndiaChinaPakistan10 yearsGot a phone call from someone named Luke, he was trying to convince me to pay £1.90 a month to stop sales calls. Asked for my bank details, which seemed fishy to me. Same old story all over again!Luke10 yearssome bloke called luke phoned me out of the blue, pretending to be from some kind of official organisation that deals with stopping annoying phone calls. he asked if i was still getting them and even wanted to know my address. when he started talking about fees, i quickly asked which company he was with and told him i dont pay for any of this stuff, so he just hung up on me.Luke10 yearsI received a suspicious call from this number claiming they could eliminate all those pesky sales calls, both from the UK and abroad! However, they wanted me to fork out £1.99 every month. I thought to myself, absolutely not!!!UK10 yearsGot a call on 10/3/16 from a bloke claiming he could block overseas cold calls. He told me to grab a pen and paper to note down his number. When I asked him why, he just muttered some rubbish, like ‘oh f.0.’, and then hung up right away.11 yearsGot a call from some bloke called Neil, extension 108, said he was with some call protection service. He asked if I was getting annoying calls and if I was over 45 to offer a pensioner rate of £1.90 a month. When I told him I wasn’t interested in paying anything, he just hung up on me.Neil11 yearsGot a call last Friday around 12:50 from a guy who said his name was Luke. He claimed to be with a business that blocks nuisance calls coming from overseas. Then he mentioned it would charge me £1.99. I told him I don’t share any personal details over the phone. He just kept asking why I was so hesitant. Strange experience!Luke11 yearsGot a call on Monday around 11.40 from a bloke who said his name was Stephen and gave me an extension number 109. He claimed he was from a phone firm that stops annoying sales calls and calls from places like India, China, and Pakistan. He mentioned there’d be a tiny fee and asked if I was a pensioner. I told him my son handles that stuff for me and then the line just cut off. Feels a bit dodgy, is this some kind of scam?StephenIndiaChinaPakistan11 yearsI received a rather peculiar phone call on Monday at 11:40 from someone who identified himself as Stephen, claiming to be with a telecom company. He mentioned something about eliminating all those pesky marketing calls from overseas, particularly from India, China, and Pakistan, for a nominal fee. He even inquired if I was a pensioner! I informed him that my son takes care of such things, and just like that, the line went silent. Sounds dodgy, doesn’t it? Could this be a scam?StephenIndiaChinaPakistan11 yearsA caller is posing as a representative from a ring protection service and then abruptly asks a question before hanging up straight away. Very suspicious!Submit Your Own Report (020 7730 5906)
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