02079938435
TimeLine☎️ 02079938435 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 207993 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02079938435
- Scam report; unauthorized payment blockedAug
2024Fraudulent company, avoid at all costsJul
2024Scammers exploiting social media advertisementsJul
2024Total scam, avoid at all costsJul
2024Facebook phone win is a scamJul
2024Scammer number, lost small moneyJul
2024Beware of deceptive TV promotionsJul
2024Unauthorized charges; seeking full refundJul
2024Concerns over TikTok dog bedsJul
2024Competition listed on FacebookJul
2024Suspicious deal, no delivery receivedJul
2024Scam, unauthorized charges, cancelled cardJul
2024ALDI air fryer payment warningJul
2024Suspected fraudulent Air fryer orderJul
2024Beware of dangerous scammersJul
2024Online scam with attempted chargesJul
2024Scam claims high charges incurredJul
2024Fraudulent charge attempt reportedJul
2024Aldi air fryer scam warningJul
2024Scam alert regarding Wonderdrone chargesJul
2024Credit card scam attempt, lesson learnedJul
2024Fake Ninja air fryer scamJul
2024Fraudulent charge attempted, card blockedJun
2024Suspicious email about unrecognized orderJun
2024No confirmation, contacting bank soonJun
2024Scam alert, lost money, be cautiousJun
2024Facebook scam with unauthorized chargesJun
2024Suspicious purchase, unresponsive customer serviceJun
2024Scam email from Facebook advertisementJun
2024Facebook scam related to LidlJun
2024Unauthorized charges on my accountJun
2024Scammer blocked calls, bank savedJun
2024Facebook Uber scam took my moneyJun
2024Scam attempt with unauthorized chargesJun
2024Scam involving fake TV competitionJun
2024Produs înșelătorie, atenție! 😡Jun
2024Avoid this fraudulent service! 😡Jun
2024Scam phone number; avoid completelyJun
2024Beware of social media scamsJun
2024Advertisement led to attempted fraudJun
2024Scam resulted in financial lossJun
2024Unauthorized charges for cat scratcherJun
2024Fraudulent charge attempt, bank interventionJun
2024Mini projector purchase, unjust debit issueJun
2024Help needed for unauthorized debitJun
2024User reports total spam callsJun
2024Scammed for garden chair setJun
2024Scammed, multiple transactions, lesson learnedJun
2024Potential scam regarding TV competitionJun
2024Rude scammers, cut off conversationJun
2024Linked to Lidl Dell laptop scamMay
2024Credit card scam, attempted theftMay
2024Scammers targeting vulnerable pensioners reportedMay
2024Potential scam order confirmation issueMay
2024Claiming it is a scamMay
2024Suspicious call asking for informationMay
2024Scam attempt on Smeg cup purchaseMay
2024Scam competition for free laptopsMay
2024Scam, unauthorized charges, reported bankMay
2024Beware of scam vacuum cleaner schemeMay
2024Scam related to Lidl competitionMay
2024Liked pillows, delivery charge issuesMay
2024Suspected Amazon customer service scamMay
2024Scam call about parcel deliveryMay
2024Unknown delivery linked to phone numberMay
2024Warning about potential credit card scamMay
2024Phone number linked to scamsMay
2024Alert: scam with linked companyMay
2024Received unsolicited email from vipwintodayMay
2024Number Of Searches: 36 Number Of Comments: 66 First Seen: 06 May 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Burneside(Cumbria), Eilean Buidhe(Western Isles), Rease Heath(Cheshire), Strathdon(Aberdeenshire) and Sudborough(Northamptonshire).
02079938435 has 66 comments of which 29 x negative and 37 x neutral
02079938435 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02079938435 👆 is reported as connected to numerous scams involving fictitious offers promoted via social media platforms like Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram. Victims commonly receive attractive deals on products or competitions requiring a small payment, only to have unauthorised larger sums subsequently withdrawn from their bank accounts. The associated websites and contact information, including emails and phone numbers, often prove invalid or unresponsive. Banks frequently intervene to block further transactions, but initial losses are common. This number is linked with several fraudulent companies operating under various deceitful brand names, targeting vulnerable individuals with fake prize or discounted goods schemes. Users are strongly advised to avoid any dealings, report suspicious activities to their banks and official fraud reporting services, and never share personal or financial information with unverified contacts.
Reports on phone number 02079938435
2 yearsI’m pretty sure this was a scam. I used my Revolut card just to be safe, and thankfully they spotted an unauthorised charge of £101.70 and blocked it within like 10 minutes after the first £6.99 went through.2 yearsThis call was definitely from a dodgy company trying to scam people.2 yearsWatch out, these folks are total con artists pushing all sorts of cheap deals on TikTok, Facebook, and most likely Instagram and X as well. A mate of mine fell for one buying cheap ciggies on Facebook. He paid about £9.99 first and then, just a few minutes later, another £99.99 was taken from his account. After digging around a bit, it turns out it’s a classic scam running on those social media sites. If some deal looks way too good to be legit online, trust me, it’s NOT!!!TikTokFacebookInstagramX2 yearsLoads of folks have already pointed out how this is a complete rip-off. Stay clear from this lot, don’t even think about getting involved with their deals or contests. I rang CC company right away once I got wind of it, but it's too late - they’d already nicked some cash from my account!CC2 yearsI got a message on Facebook saying I’d won a phone worth £8.59 or something, but it’s definitely a trick to get your personal details. Watch out, it’s a total scam.Facebook2 yearsI got a call from 02079938435 and they gave me a website that just doesn't exist. Felt proper daft about it, 'cos I usually watch my back with stuff like this. Luckily, they only managed to nick a little cash from me, so not too bad in the end.2 yearsSaw an ad on facebook offering cheap TVs, seemed legit at first but turned out to be a total con. Just a heads up, don’t fall for it!Facebook2 yearsI just saw these massive dog beds on TikTok Shop going for 9.99! Seeing all the reviews here, I’m definitely thinking about reaching out to my bank now.TikTok Shop2 yearsI saw this deal on Facebook where the price was slashed from £49 down to just £9.99, sounded like a bargain right? Well, I never got anything sent to me and when I tried to check their site later, it was gone! Proper dodgy if you ask me.Facebook2 yearsGot a call from 02079938435 today, the email they gave was [email protected]. They mentioned some website, FINECARGEAR.com. Saw it pop up on Facebook too, looked like some kind of competition.FINECARGEAR. comFacebook2 yearsDefinitely a scam. I was charged £9.99 as it said, but even though it claimed to be a UK site, my bank alert showed it was in dollars. Shortly after, they managed to take £100.98 without my permission. I had no choice but to cancel my card straight away. The bank didn’t seem much help at all. Lost around £110, but at least I stopped them from taking more.UK2 yearsBeware of a scam involving Aldi air fryers. If you've shared your card info with them, get in touch with your bank immediately and request to block any future transactions, or else you might find more money disappearing from your account.ALDI2 yearsWatch out! These scammers are really risky.2 yearsJust like a few others here, I got a message saying I'd won an Air fryer from Aldi. I got a confirmation, but it never showed any cost.<br/> Checked my bank app later.<br/> On my Barclays Visa Credit Card, there wasn’t a £9.99 charge, but I did spot two debits: one for £8.67 and another for £101.52 from something called Pulsemaxproconnect.<br/> I rang Barclays straight away to sort it out.Air FryerAldiBarclays Visa Credit CardPulsemaxproconnectBarclays2 yearsI fell for a dodgy online deal that promised discounted items after completing a quick survey. Right after the first payment cleared, I noticed someone tried to charge my card again, but for a much larger sum, like ten times what I paid initially. Luckily, I was using a UK bank account with only a small balance on it, so the bigger charge didn’t go through. Now I’m trying to get a refund on the first payment, but seriously, watch out for these sneaky traps - it’s easy to get caught out.2 yearsSaw a deal for an Aldi air fryer priced at just £9.99 - what a rip off! Ended up with multiple huge charges on my credit card. Totally dodgy.2 yearsJust like you, I fell for that Aldi air fryer scam on Facebook and lost £9.99. I went ahead and authorised it through my bank, but the charge came through as £8.71 from FusionPetShop.com. When I called my bank to sort it out, they told me they’d already put a hold on my card because someone tried to take another £101. Lucky my bank wasn’t as trusting as I was! Now I’m stuck waiting for a new card to arrive.AldiFacebookFusionPetShop. com2 yearsI paid £9.99 after seeing an ad on YouTube, but my bank only took £8.91. Turns out the £9.99 price was actually $9.99, and with the exchange rate at the time, it came to £8.91. I tried ringing the number on the order confirmation today because I never got what I paid for, and it was a scam. My bank also called me because a company called WONDERDRONE tried to take a big chunk of money from my account, but they blocked it. Be careful with this lot!WONDERDRONE2 yearsI tried to buy a plastic garden chair and the payment showed up on my bank statement under SMART FITNESS CONNECT. After the first payment went through, they tried to withdraw more money from my account twice. They did send me some confirmation via email, but it all seemed fake to me. Order ID: BDB72086F2 Date of order: 28/06/2024, 5:51am Phone: 020 7993 8435 Email: [email protected]2 yearsGot caught up in a dodgy credit card scam. There was some Facebook deal that looked like Aldi was involved. They said the price was £9.99 but then tried to charge me £101! Luckily my bank spotted it and blocked the payment. Definitely a hard lesson to learn.AldiFacebook2 yearsBeware of this Facebook scam where they’re selling Ninja air fryers supposedly through Aldi for just £9.99. Totally dodgy!FacebookNinjaAldi2 yearsI had a similar thing happen, they charged me in dollars and then shortly after tried to take £125. My bank flagged it as suspicious and blocked my card straight away.2 yearsGot this email saying my order was confirmed but I’ve never dealt with these guys before, feels a bit sketchy to me.2 yearsI tried the same thing and never got a confirmation email about buying anything. Instead, I got a strange message from some company saying I won a prize. I'm thinking of reaching out to my bank now.2 yearsI got caught up in a scam connected to vipwintoday.com on Facebook. I paid for something to be delivered, but later they attempted to charge my card again without permission. Definitely a total rip-off.Facebook2 yearsGot tricked today by some phone bank offer I saw on Facebook, they tried to charge my card more than I expected. Luckily I managed to cancel the card before they could take any extra money. Feeling pretty silly about it now, watch out everyone!Facebook2 yearsThis number is tied to VIPWinToday.com - I saw a vacuum cleaner ad on Facebook and went ahead with the purchase. After paying, I got an email thanking me for my “entry,” which made it sound like I’d signed up for a contest, not ordered anything. I tried calling their Customer Service number, which was this one, but nobody picks up.Facebook2 yearsSo I replied to a Facebook ad for some bargain loo roll, and then got this email: Wed, 19 Jun at 18:05 Hey (Name removed), Thanks for your order. Here are your order details: Order Number: 4B(redacted)BC Order Date: 06/19/2024 12:46pm Phone: 020 7993 8435 Email: [email protected] A few things that don’t add up: 1. The Facebook ad I saw was at 3:45pm, not 12:46pm like they say. 2. The email and website they gave me don’t work at all. 3. I googled that phone number and came across this forum here. 4. I reckon everyone gets pretty much the same order number - so I blurred part of it out just in case. 5. I contacted my bank straight away and had them block any further charges from this vendor. They managed to take about £8.50, but that’s where I draw the line. Won't be giving them any more of my money.Wed2 yearsToday I saw this number pop up on Facebook, linked to a supposed LIDL ad. I replied but quickly realised it had nothing to do with Lidl at all. They gave an email, but I couldn’t get any reply from it. Luckily, my bank spotted the scam right away and warned me.FacebookLIDL2 yearsI had money taken from my bank twice, once it was £8.55 and then another time £101 just vanished.2 yearsI almost lost loads of money to this scam but thankfully my bank spotted it just in time and froze my card. When I tried ringing the number back, they just hung up on me.2 yearsWatch out, this is a total scam. I ordered a product for £9.95, but then they tried charging me twice for over £100 each time - £103 and £123. Luckily, my bank flagged it and got in touch right away. Cheers!2 yearsI got scammed on Facebook by some Uber-looking thing, they actually took money out of my account!UberFacebook2 yearsI bought something for £8.89 but then they tried to take £126.25 from my account. Luckily, I didn’t have that much money so the payment didn’t go through. I ended up cancelling my card and blocking it. Watch out, it’s a scam 😡😡2 yearsI paid £8.89 for something, then suddenly they tried to charge me £126.25 but thankfully it didn’t go through since I didn’t have enough money in my account. I quickly cancelled and blocked my card. Be careful, this is definitely a scam 😠😠2 yearsBeware of this number, it’s connected to a scam that pretends to be a customer service line linked to a fake competition on Facebook. The scam involves choosing one of nine boxes with a promise of winning some prize or gift at a ridiculously cheap price. When I “won” (looking back, I’m sure they let everyone win), they asked me to pay a small fee on what looked like a secure online payment page. I went ahead, but didn’t get any confirmation email, which felt off. Later, I noticed they had taken a much larger sum from my bank account and tried to take even more again. Honestly, don’t fall for this, it’s a definite scam. The number’s connected to timefordealios.com and they claim it’s their customer support. I never called, but seriously, stay well clear of this number and the site they’re using!Facebooktimefordealios. comAVOID THIS NUMBER2 yearsI found an ad on the internet selling something for £8.40, so I decided to buy it. But then they attempted to take all the money out of my bank account! Luckily, my bank blocked the transaction just in time.2 yearsGot scammed and ended up losing a bit of cash.2 yearsHey, I nabbed a cat scratcher earlier and noticed £8.61 got taken from my account. Then suddenly they tried to charge me another £129.99 out of nowhere!2 yearsHey, I bought a floor cleaner to deal with my dog's messes. They charged me £8.62 around 3.16pm today. Then, from the same name, Prorobotvacuumstore.co, they tried to charge me another £100.80 at 3.25pm. Luckily, my bank blocked my card in time so even though they took the £8.62, they couldn't get any more money from me.Prorobotvacuumstore. co2 yearsOn Monday, the 3rd of June 2024, I ordered a mini projector for £8.65. However, later on my account was wrongly charged £101.24. I've already contacted my bank about this but they said there’s no proof. Does anyone know how I can reclaim this money?2 yearsOn 3rd June 2024, Monday, I ordered a mini projector and paid £8.65. However, out of nowhere, £101.24 was taken from my account wrongly. I have contacted my bank but they say there’s no proof to support my claim. Can somebody please assist me in recovering my money?2 yearsI ended up getting scammed thinking I was buying a garden chair set, but they just took £20 off me and gave nothing in return.2 yearsAbsolutely nothing but spam calls non stop!2 yearsI've seen the same scam popping up on Facebook too - they ask you to cover postage and all that, making it look legit. They've charged me about 400 quid in total, split across a few different payments on dodgy sites. What’s weird is the postage wasn’t even in sterling currency. I used my credit card, so fingers crossed I’ll get my money back. As a pensioner with a disability, it's a proper headache. Hopefully, these scammers get caught quickly. Lesson definitely learned for me.Facebook2 yearsI got this number, 020 7993 8435, after I handed over £10.98 for what I thought was a Samsung plasma 85 inch TV I had supposedly won in some contest on 27th May 2024. Along with it, I was also given an email, [email protected], which popped up when I was on Amazon’s website. It looked like a legit competition because it said Amazon was selling damaged boxes at a discount since they couldn’t sell them normally. Now I’m really nervous about contacting them to ask about my TV delivery, worried it might just be a scam.SamsungAmazon2 yearsWhen I asked them about what I’d supposedly ordered allergy stuff, they just hung up on me. Proper rude and definitely feels like a scam.2 yearsI reckon this might have something to do with that Lidl scam where they offer Dell laptops for just £3 clearance sale or something.LidlDell2 yearsI got caught up in a fake prize scam, thinking I had won a mobility scooter from John Lewis on Facebook. Luckily, my bank rang me just in time and managed to block the payment. Still, I need to get back the £8.61 they managed to sneak out of my account.John Lewis2 yearsI bought an Apple Play for £9.99 and next thing you know, they charged me an extra £100! Honestly, it feels like a proper rip-off, especially when they're targeting pensioners like us. Such a dodgy practice.2 yearsGot an email from these guys using this number, saying I placed an order around 4:05 am - when I was fast asleep! They didn’t even mention what I supposedly ordered. Feels like a total scam to me.2 yearsTotally a scam, watch out!2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be a support centre, but they were asking way too many personal details and stuff about my Facebook account. Seemed like one of those scams related to fake iPhone sales. Felt really dodgy to me.Facebook2 yearsI nearly got tricked by a dodgy offer for a buy one get one free Smeg cup. They tried to charge me £101, but luckily my bank caught it and gave me a heads up before any money left my account.2 yearsCame across a Facebook ad for Argos laptops being given away for free. I joined the contest but then they asked for £10. Got an email saying my order was confirmed. Already told my bank about it.FacebookArgos2 yearsTotal rip off! I paid £9.99 for what was supposed to be an Apple Play gadget, but within minutes they’d taken over £100 from my account. I’ve already contacted my bank to sort it out, hoping I can get my cash back. Then I received this email:<br/><br/>Hello,<br/><br/>Thanks for your submission. Here are your order details:<br/>Order Number: <br/>Order Date: 20/05/2024 07:28<br/>020 7993 [email protected]Apple2 yearsI came across a supposed Lidl competition online promising free laptops. But rather than a prize, it quietly turned into a charge from vipwintoday asking for just over £10 to enter. I paid without second thought and got a confirmation email thanking me for my 'order'. Lidl said they have nothing to do with this and promised to try and get the site taken down. Now, I’m just waiting to see if these scammers get in touch again.Lidl2 yearsBeware of a scam linked to SUPREMESEWIN GDEDEVICES.COM. They promised to send a vacuum cleaner for £8.69 but ended up withdrawing £101.70 plus the initial amount from my bank account. I've also seen them using the name SUPREMESEWI NGDEVICES.C and vipwintoday.com. These fraudsters are just taking money off unsuspecting folks. I've already informed my bank’s fraud team about this shady activity. Stay cautious!SUPREMESEWIN GDEDEVICES. COMSUPREMESEWINGDEVICES. Cvipwintoday. com2 yearsI saw a deal about free pillows from Premier Inn and thought it was great. They charge a £10 delivery fee, but then suddenly try to take a payment over £100! Tried to reach out to their customer service by email, but it just bounced back. Proper frustrating.Premier Inn2 yearsI got a call from this number pretending to be Amazon's customer service about winning a box full of various prizes.Amazon2 yearsGot a call about a parcel supposedly from Argos, sounded like a scam to me.Argos2 yearsI got an email that mentioned this number but I’ve no clue about the delivery it says it’s linked to. Very confusing to me.2 yearsPeople are using this number to scam, pretending to sell laptops from Argos but it’s really just a ploy to get you to pay a £10 delivery charge. Watch out, it's a total con.Argos2 yearsThat number is defo a scam trying to steal credit card info.2 yearsI got a call from this number and found out it’s connected to a company named vipwintoday. They’re based in the US and seem to use social networks to trick people into giving their card info, then they go on to make dodgy charges.VIP Win Today2 yearsI didn't get a call, but I found this number listed in some random email I got from [email protected], which I never asked for.Submit Your Own Report (020 7993 8435)
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