02079304451
☎️ 02079304451 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 207930 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
Caller ID may showcase this phone number in one of the following variations:
If you want to return this call, click here to see the call charges.
020 7930 4451 Tagged as:
TimeLine of events for phone number 02079304451
- Sophisticated scam, personal info theftMay
2026Fake Starling call, hung upFeb
2026Recognized bank call scam immediatelyDec
2025Scam call; number now blockedDec
2024Avoid money transfer; call StarlingOct
2024Fraudulent call claiming Starling bankOct
2024Scam warning: do not shareSep
2024Avoid this number, potential scamJul
2024Received scam call from fraudMay
2024Persistent energy sales calls annoy userMay
2024Scam caller; phishing; reported banksFeb
2024Warning: Scam, not StarlingDec
2023Fraudulent number for Starling BankNov
2023Suspicious calls, asked app accessNov
2023Suspicious cold caller, potential scamOct
2023Persistent scam posing as StarlingOct
2023Starling scammer steals small paymentsSep
2023Sophisticated scam pretending Starling BankSep
2023Scam call pretending to be MonzoSep
2023Falsely claims Starling Bank, hangs upSep
2023Well-disguised Starling scam callSep
2023Unwanted persistent phone callsAug
2023SCAM caller impersonating Starling BankAug
2023Scam caller mimicking Starling BankAug
2023Reporting scams system inefficient nowMay
2023Scammers pretended to be bankMay
2023Provided phone number for inquiryMay
2023Impostor pretending to be bankDec
2022Caller falsely claims Starling BankOct
2022Scammed £200; fake bank callerOct
2022Starling fraud scam; avoid callsSep
2022Scammed £446.66; bank unhelpfulSep
2022Fake Starling Bank fraud callSep
2022Suspicious bank scam; don't trustAug
2022Scammers posing as Starling BankJul
2022Phishing scam masquerading as StarlingJul
2022Warning: Scam, avoid sharing informationJul
2022Starling bank scam; requested card numberJul
2022Fake Starling Bank scam callJul
2022Encourage reporting scams anonymouslyJun
2022Warning scam calls using fake numbersJun
2022Warning: Scam calls; report immediatelyJun
2022Scam call mimicked bank perfectlyJun
2022Warning: Scam phone number detectedJun
2022Fraudulent bank scam callMay
2022Received scam call, did not answerMay
2022Fake Starling bank scam callMay
2022Scam alert: fake Starling BankMay
2022Beware spoofed calls; verify independentlyApr
2022Bank scam claiming bank identityApr
2022Unknown caller, no voicemail leftApr
2022Scam: fake Starling Bank callsApr
2022Spoof scam call, avoid!Apr
2022Convincing bank scam via callApr
2022Starling Bank scam impersonation alertApr
2022Warning: Potential scam reportedNov
2021Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 47 First Seen: 09 April 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Barningham Green(Norfolk) and Tidenham Chase(Gloucestershire).
02079304451 has 47 comments of which 36 x negative and 11 x neutral
02079304451 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02079304451 👆 is reported as a persistent and sophisticated scam targeting individuals by impersonating the fraud departments of well-known banks, particularly Starling Bank. Callers often use phone numbers almost identical to legitimate bank lines, differing by just one digit, and possess personal information to appear credible. They attempt to extract sensitive details such as card numbers or app access codes and may pressure victims into making payments or confirming account balances. Many victims have suffered financial losses, with some losing hundreds or thousands of pounds. The scammers exhibit a high level of professionalism and urgency, making vigilance essential. It is strongly advised to hang up immediately, never share personal or banking information, and verify any suspicious calls by contacting banks directly using official numbers. Reporting these incidents to appropriate authorities is crucial to combat such fraud.
Reports on phone number 02079304451
2 monthsThis scam was really clever and slick! They kept me on the phone for ages, slowly trying to piece together all sorts of banking info and personal details throughout the call. Definitely felt like they were pulling off a pretty neat trick.5 monthsGot a call from someone saying they were Thomas Brown at Starling about some dodgy transactions on my account. I ended up hanging up because my app showed it wasn't actually Starling ringing me.Thomas BrownStarling7 monthsSo this person called me claiming to be from my bank, saying I had a big sum of money waiting for me and all I needed to do was respond. I immediately thought something was off since my bank always asks me security questions first, but this caller didn’t ask any. Pretty sure it was a scam.2 yearsDefinitely a scam! Someone called claiming to be from the Telco Three, but I just ended the call straight away. They rang me again a bit later that same day, so I’ve gone ahead and blocked the number now.2 yearsJust hang up right away and get in touch with Starling, don’t send any money!Starling2 yearsReceived a phone call from a person claiming to be with Starling bank. They said there had been suspicious activity on my card and asked for my card info. When I asked if they could confirm my last 3 transactions, the caller immediately ended the call. I've already reported it to Starling bank for them to look into it.Starling bank2 yearsAvoid giving any info to this number. They acted all official and said they were calling from my bank’s fraud team (Starling). They told me my account had been involved in some dodgy activity, which was a bit ironic really. They even knew my name and address, which creeped me out. Seriously, don’t give them any details. The phone number they rang from looked almost exactly like Starling’s actual customer service line, just one digit off, so it was proper believable. Total SCAMMERS!Starling2 yearsI came perilously close to being duped by this one. I was just moments away from losing a hefty sum of £4,000. Seriously, steer clear of this number - don’t buy into any of their flimsy reassurances regarding why it doesn’t quite match the digits on your card. If you find yourself receiving a call from this number, just hang up immediately!2 yearsReceived a call from what claimed to be the fraud department of Starling Bank. They really had me going for a moment, sounded incredibly genuine. However, things took a turn when they mentioned sending a payment to Post Office Travel Money for my authorisation - an utterly baffling request! That was the tipping point, so I swiftly ended the call and reached out to Starling directly. Turns out, it was a classic scam attempt.Starling BankPost Office Travel MoneyStarling2 yearsI’ve had a woman with a London accent ring me thrice now, all about loft insulation and saving energy. Told her I already had insulation fitted not long ago and asked her to stop ringing, but she keeps pushing. On the last call, I tried to cut her off to remind her again not to bother me, and she just hung up on me. It makes me wonder why she won’t listen and keeps calling anyway.London2 yearsGot a call from someone fishing for my info. I’ve already told my bank about it just to be safe.3 yearsFRAUD ALERT - definitely NOT Starling calling. Best not to pick up. I've already informed Starling about this.FRAUDStarlingBest3 yearsThis number is definitely dodgy and being used by scammers pretending to be from Starling Bank.Starling Bank3 yearsThey kept going on and on, asking loads about supposed payments. After a bit, they wanted me to use some app to get access. I just ended the call, telling them I’d ring my bank first thing in the morning.3 yearsI've never come across this particular cold caller before. They purported to be from a business service, but rather suspiciously, they wanted me to verify my name before disclosing anything about themselves. I flatly declined and insisted they clarify who they were. My gut tells me they're up to no good.3 yearsTotal rip-off, for sure. They’re still at it, pretending they’re from Starling!Starling3 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Starling's fraud team. These scammers actually got through and made 7 withdrawals from our business account, none of which have been paid back yet, thankfully all were under £20. They’d first let payments go through, then ring you up acting very convincing, trying to make you believe they're genuine. After that, they ask you to send money to yourself as the payee to set up a new account. Don’t fall for this trick!Starling3 yearsCOMPLETE RIP-OFF - really clever scam... Don't trust them! Someone rang pretending to be from Starling, saying they were linked to the 'Lloyds fraud team' and told me to move all my funds from Lloyds to Starling to supposedly keep it secure. I guess they wanted to nab my Starling account info after that! I pointed out that their number was off by one digit compared to the real Starling number, and they started acting dodgy, so I ended the call and then phoned Starling directly to check.StarlingLloyds3 yearsThe caller said they were from Starling Bank, but they definitely weren’t. As soon as I brought up the word ‘fraud’, they just ended the call right away.Starling Bank3 yearsI got a call tonight where the caller claimed to be from Monzo's Fraud department. Just to clarify, the Monzo app has a feature that allows you to verify if you're genuinely on the line with them. It’s obviously a scam. Make sure to report and block that number immediately!MonzoFraud3 yearsLooks like a pretty clever scammer pretending to be the Starling Fraud dept. They claimed to have stopped 2 suspicious transactions on my account. At first, they didn’t ask for any personal info but it all felt fishy when they requested my full card number (which obviously I refused to give). Checked with Starling via their app and they confirmed they hadn’t called me at all. The fake number is just one digit different from Starling’s real customer service line, so watch out! Such a dodgy bunch of ####.Starling FraudStarling3 yearsI find it quite baffling that they persist in ringing my number even though I never pick up. What’s the point of all these calls?3 yearsSCAM ALERT - I received six calls in a mere ten minutes, all from someone claiming to be from the fraud department of Starling Bank. The telephone number was remarkably similar to the official Starling one, with just a single digit off. I'm convinced it's some sort of spoofing tactic as it was a landline and dropped the connection three times. They were probing for all sorts of personal details and already possessed quite a bit of my information, pushing me to verify my account balance. Strangely, they only sought confirmation of what they already seemed to know, making the call feel rather convincing. The chap on the line was quite unpleasant, constantly interrupting both me and my husband, completely disregarding our responses. He insisted that without confirming my balance, I risked losing everything in my account.ALERTStarling BankStarling3 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be Starling Bank’s fraud team about some strange activity on my account. They seemed to know loads of my details, which freaked me out a bit. Things got dodgy when they told me to open my banking app, so I quickly searched their number online. Unfortunately, they managed to make a couple of payments over £400 on my card before I could freeze it. As soon as I realised, I rang the real fraud department using the number on my card straight away to sort everything out.Starling Bank4 yearsSomeone pretending to be from the bank called me earlier. They sounded official but I knew it was fishy straight away. Luckily I didn’t give them any info and just ended the call. Beware of these fraudsters!4 yearsThis number called me too, definitely a scam. I got a call from someone saying they were from Starling Bank trying to set up a second layer of security on my account. Total fraud, don’t trust it!Starling Bank4 yearsJust got tricked by someone pretending to be from my bank, lost almost £200. If I’d checked the number online first, I wouldn’t have been fooled. The caller said they were from Staling Bank and talked about stopping a dodgy transaction. I’m gutted I fell for it. Make sure you report these scammers!Staling Bank4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with Starling fraud team shortly after I turned down a payment I didn’t recognise. It was fishy as hell. Watch out, don’t get tricked by these scammers.Starling4 yearsGot a call saying they were from my bank, and somehow they already had every bit of my personal info - even knew I’d just changed address last week! Ended up scammed out of £446.66. I tried getting my money back through the bank but no luck, they’re not covering it at all. Honestly, steer clear of these lot, they’re proper scammers!4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Starling Bank about fraud prevention. They wanted to charge my card, but when I didn’t go along with it, they rang me back. I was looking up my card info online and the call just dropped off. Definitely felt dodgy.Starling Bank4 yearsI almost got scammed by this number trying to empty my account. It looked like my bank’s real number but I had a closer look and the last digit was different. I’ve contacted my bank now just to be safe. Watch out everyone, these scammers are clever!4 yearsBeware of these con artists! They claimed to be representing Starling Bank and requested my Apple Pay code. I've since blocked them!Starling Bank4 yearsGot a call pretending to be from Starling bank, but it was actually a phishing attempt. Watch out, it’s a dodgy scam trying to steal your info!Starling4 yearsReceived a call from some scammer, better not share any info with them.4 yearsI got a call from someone pretending to be Starling Bank's fraud team saying they'd blocked a couple of payments on my account. They seemed really legit and even shared lots of 'verification' details. But when they started asking for my full card number, it felt off. I followed the advice from a few comments down and reported them straight away.Starling Bank4 yearsI got a call from 02079304451, saying they were from Starling Bank's fraud prevention team. I looked up the number while still talking to them, came across this site, then questioned them about it - they just ended the call straight away.Starling Bank4 yearsDefinitely a scam number, I wouldn't trust it at all.4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from my bank, definitely a scam.4 yearsGot a call from the number 02079304451, which is based in London. Didn’t pick up as it seemed like one of those scam or spam calls.London4 yearsSomeone pretending to be from Starling Bank called me saying my card was at risk. Definitely a scam, not real at all.Starling Bank4 yearsBeware! Someone pretended to be from Starling Bank and tried to get my Apple Pay code that came through a text message. Just hang up straight away!Starling Bank4 yearsSomeone rang me up saying they were from my bank, but it was definitely a scam.4 yearsNo idea who it was but I couldn’t ring them back. Didn’t get any voicemail, just noticed I missed four calls while I was at the pictures tonight.4 yearsBeware, this is a total scam! They act like they're from Starling Bank, but that bank never calls its clients. Really tricky to spot!Starling Bank4 yearsThey said they were from Starling Bank and told me my account was at risk. Honestly, it sounded pretty believable. Turns out, it was a total bank scam trying to catch me out.Starling Bank4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Starling Bank but it was obviously a spoof number. Total scam, don’t pick up!Starling Bank4 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from Starling Bank. Definitely a scam.Starling BankSubmit Your Own Report (020 7930 4451)
Your own feedback is precious! Submit your story with this number. Submit a report to help others remain aware and safe.
Call Charges
If you want to return a call to ☎️ 02079304451 👆, it will cost you £0.16 per minute on landline and between between £0.03 to £0.65 per minute on mobile. Additionally, there might be a connection charge of £0.23.
About 02 Numbers
These numbers are connected to specific locations in the UK and are widely used by both residences and businesses. Frequently termed as 'basic rate', 'local rate', or 'national rate' numbers, the costs for these geographic numbers are contingent on the time of day. Numerous service providers offer call packages that grant free calls during selected times. Call costs from mobile phones are dependent on the chosen calling plan, with several plans incorporating these numbers in their free call packages.
Other Numbers