02077932684
TimeLine☎️ 02077932684 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 207793 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02077932684
- Reporting nuisance calls, taking actionMay
2011Debt collection company contacted neighborNov
2010Ignore these scammers; they deceiveNov
2010Reporting nuisance calls to authoritiesNov
2010Contact name differs from caller'sJan
2009Helpful information for emergency situationsJan
2009Strange call seeking personal informationOct
2008Angry accusation towards dishonest lendersSep
2008Ignore cheating scummers, get lifeSep
2008Confusing message, no debts owedSep
2008Debts expire after six yearsAug
2008Reporting nuisance calls to authoritiesJun
2008Concerned about potential harassment, safetyJun
2008Suspicious call, will share numberJun
2008Debt collectors contacted neighbors incorrectlyApr
200802077932684 has 15 comments of which 15 x neutral
02077932684 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02077932684 👆 is reported as a nuisance number often linked to debt collection agencies contacting wrong neighbours, including confused elderly people. Callers sometimes use different names and leave vague or alarming messages, causing distress and suspicion. Several users note debts chased are often time-barred or written off after years, suggesting the calls may be aggressive or misleading. Some report threatening or rude behaviour towards the callers, reflecting frustration with persistent or improper practices. Others warn about potential scams or harassing conduct and mention involvement of various agencies like BT or the police. Overall, it’s considered a problematic number causing agitation among residents, with concerns about privacy, false claims, and unwanted harassment.
Reports on phone number 02077932684
10 yearsIt’s absolutely outrageous that you lot keep calling me, you absolute rotters! You have the audacity to fleece the system for free cash and then make a dash for it like nothing happened. It’s appalling! After six long years, you reckon you can just saunter away without a care in the world? What a complete nerve! People like you are the reason that genuine, hard-working folks are struggling to secure loans. Honestly, you should hang your heads in shame. You’re nothing but a bunch of chancers!10 yearsJust received a cheeky little note from a neighbour about a company ringing about 02077932684. Turns out they contacted our garage too! So, we decided to give them a bell ourselves. You can imagine our shock when we discovered they were part of the DCA and that apparently the debt they were yapping on about had been completely wiped out. What a hoot! We had a good laugh thinking about the whole situation, especially after a brilliant rant about it with our mate K, while bemoaning those muppets! Such a relief to vent.DCAK10 yearsI recently received a call from a neighbour asking, "Do you know a Michael?" It's quite strange because we are long-time family friends, and our surname is Ricky. If they could please call us back, that would be great. To be honest, it’s all a bit dodgy, so I did some digging and found this site-what a lifesaver! Thanks a million for the warning, folks. We’ll be sure to share this number around.MichaelRicky10 yearsSomeone called Ryan, a mate of our mum’s, asking for me. Mum’s friend passed on the message, so Mum rang back to let them know we’re not living there anymore but didn’t spill the beans on where we are now. She asked them to give us her number so we could get in touch, pretending we’re someone she knows, like a friend or something. But honestly, who are these people?Ryan10 yearsI received a rather unexpected call from 02077932684, which turned out to be from a debt collection agency posing as a vehicle garage. Our neighbour, bless them, even dropped a note through our door about these persistent callers. Just picture our astonishment when, after making a call ourselves, we realised they were nothing more than a chasing agency and that the supposed debt they were harping on about had been written off! It was ridiculously amusing. In fact, we ended up finding it quite therapeutic to let loose with a few choice phrases over the phone-including a hearty “P*ss off, you lot!” Honestly, what a right laugh!10 yearsWe've recently been moved to a new place because of serious concerns for my safety and that of my children, owing to domestic violence. An elderly lady showed up at our door claiming there was some crucial message from a ‘Ricky’ and that we needed to get in touch again, as he appeared quite anxious about it. What sent alarm bells ringing was that she referred to us by our previous name. We're genuinely anxious this might be our ex trying to track me down! Do these types of people actually pursue legitimate debts, or are they just dodgy individuals up to no good?Ricky10 yearsThe individual who claimed that these folks assisted them in achieving a royal lifestyle is out of their mind. It's quite apparent that after a mere six years, things become clearer. Just steer clear of these shady con artists.10 yearsI’ve just received a rather puzzling message regarding a family emergency from my neighbour, which unfortunately left us a bit bewildered since we weren’t familiar with the number they provided. Out of curiosity, I decided to look it up online and stumbled upon this site. Honestly, I can’t thank you enough for the insight! Keep up the fantastic work - it’s truly appreciated!11 yearsIt’s rather disgraceful to disturb our bewildered elderly neighbours with those calls. I’m in the process of informing all the necessary bodies and have recommended that my neighbour gets in touch with BT, and maybe even the local constabulary regarding these bothersome calls. It seems quite evident that this is a situation worth addressing. So, listen up, "Ricky" - we’re determined to put a stop to your antics!BTRicky11 yearsReaching out to bewildered elderly neighbours via phone was downright distasteful. I’m in the process of informing all necessary authorities and have encouraged my neighbour to get in touch with BT and perhaps even the police regarding these distressing calls. It seems like a rather blatant situation that needs addressing. “Ricky,” just so you know, I’m nearby!BTRicky11 yearsI received a note from someone called Adam that was wedged through my door saying, "Give Adam a ring as she has some old letters and bits and bobs for you." The thing is, we’re currently out of the country, so I called, and she answered the phone. However, it’s just another example of the nonsense that gets shoved under our door. It's quite odd, particularly since we don’t owe anyone any money whatsoever.Adam11 yearsThat bloke who reckons these folks are doing them a favour needs to sort himself out. Just a heads up, you’ll be in the clear after six years, mind you. Don’t give these dodgy schemers the time of day!11 yearsIt’s interesting to note that debts can be considered settled after six years, although for mortgage debts, the timeframe extends to twelve years. According to the Limitation Act, as long as you keep your distance-no calls or messages-they can't pursue you. I found that the Trading Standards website was extremely helpful in my situation!Trading Standards12 yearsIt’s rather shabby to be bothering our bewildered elderly neighbours, if you ask me. I'm reaching out to the appropriate authorities and have recommended that the neighbour reach out to BT and potentially the police regarding these bothersome calls. This seems like a straightforward case to address. "Ricky," consider this your warning-we're on a mission to put a stop to your antics!BTRicky12 yearsJust a heads up, the name linked to that number is Fred Barlow, so it’s a bit odd that she’s using a different name entirely.Fred BarlowSubmit Your Own Report (020 7793 2684)
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