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: 65 First Seen: 06 May 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from North Oakley(Hampshire), Torre(Somerset) and Wykin(Leicestershire).
02079938435 has 65 comments of which 29 x negative and 36 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 yearsFraudulent business operation!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 had a similar experience with the number 02079938435 that I received. The website linked to it appears to be non-existent, which makes me feel rather foolish, to say the least. Usually, I take great care with these things. Thankfully, they only managed to siphon a small sum off me.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've just spotted some human-sized dog beds for a mere £9.99 on TikTok Shop! Given all the feedback I've seen here, I reckon I'll be reaching out to my bank shortly.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 yearsI came across the number 02079938435 linked to the email [email protected]. It seems to be associated with FINECARGEAR.com too. Apparently, it was advertising a competition on Facebook.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 the ALDI air fryer ruse! Should you have shared your card information with them, it’s wise to get in touch with your bank right away. Inquire about halting any ongoing payments, or else you risk them dipping further into your funds. Stay vigilant!ALDI2 yearsPerilous fraudsters on the loose!2 yearsMuch like some of the other posts, I found myself in a rather peculiar situation when I supposedly "won" an Air Fryer from Aldi. I received a confirmation for the order, yet there was no mention of a cost attached. Upon checking my banking app, I noticed something odd. My Barclays Visa Credit Card didn’t show the expected £9.99 charge; instead, there were two transactions for £8.67 and a hefty £101.52 for something labelled Pulsemaxproconnect. I wasted no time and got in touch with Barclays right away.Air FryerAldiBarclays Visa Credit CardPulsemaxproconnectBarclays2 yearsConnected to an internet con, this number seems intent on siphoning off more cash from your account following an initial purchase. They lure you in with offers on discounted products in exchange for completing a brief three-question survey. Just moments after the first payment was processed, I noticed they tried to initiate a second charge - tenfold the sum of what I had just paid! Luckily, I was using a Monzo card which had a balance of under a tenner, so thankfully, that attempt was blocked. I'm in the process of trying to recover the original funds but be wary; it’s all too easy to fall for it!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 yearsI had a similar experience - fell for that dodgy Aldi air fryer offer on Facebook for just £9.99. I foolishly authorised the payment through my bank, and it turned out to be a charge from FusionPetShop.com for £8.71. When I reached out to my bank to flag the transaction, they informed me that they’d already put a freeze on my card, as an additional charge of £101 had been attempted. Luckily, my bank's not as easily fooled as I seem to be! Now I'm just biding my time 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 recently tried to buy a plastic seat for the garden, and the name that popped up on my bank statement was SMART FITNESS CONNECT. After they pocketed my initial payment, they've made two further attempts to withdraw funds from my account. I received confirmation details via email, but I suspect they’re bogus.<br/>Order Number: BDB72086F2<br/>Order date: 28th June 2024, 5:51am<br/>020 7993 8435<br/>[email protected]<br/>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 yearsI came across what seems to be a dodgy deal on Facebook where they’re peddling Ninja air fryers for just £9.99, supposedly through Aldi. Definitely smells like a scam to me!FacebookNinjaAldi2 yearsI'm in the same boat! They charged me in dollars, then attempted to siphon off £125 just ten minutes later. Thankfully, my bank flagged it as suspicious and blocked my card. Quite the palaver!2 yearsVery suspicious indeed! I received an email from them claiming that my order had been confirmed, but the truth is, I have never even interacted with this company before. Quite baffling!2 yearsI've found myself in the very same boat as you, and to make matters worse, I've yet to receive any kind of confirmation email regarding my order. The only thing that popped into my inbox was a rather strange message from a competition organisation. I think it's time to reach out to my bank for assistance.2 yearsI encountered a rather dodgy situation with a Facebook scam linked to vipwintoday.com. I forked out money for an item’s delivery, only for them to attempt sneaking extra charges from my account afterwards. It's undoubtedly a complete swindle!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 yearsI found this number associated with VIPWinToday.com. I attempted to purchase a vacuum cleaner through a link on Facebook, but instead of receiving a confirmation for my order, the email I got simply thanked me for my "entry," as if it were some sort of contest instead of a straightforward purchase. I used the number provided for Customer Support, but every time I ring, there's no response. Quite frustrating, to say the least!Facebook2 years<br/>I received this email after I clicked on a Facebook advert for inexpensive toilet paper.<br/><br/>Email received<br/>Wed, 19 Jun at 18:05<br/><br/>Hello (Name removed),<br/><br/>We appreciate your submission. Below are the details regarding your order:<br/>Order ID: 4B(redacted)BC<br/>Order date: 19/06/2024 12:46pm<br/>Phone: 020 7993 8435<br/>[email protected]<br/><br/>Points to consider:<br/>1. The Facebook advert appeared at 15:45, not 12:46.<br/>2. The email address and website provided seem non-functional.<br/>3. I did a quick search on the phone number and stumbled upon this forum.<br/>4. I suspect that everyone could potentially have the same order ID, hence the partial redaction.<br/>5. I've reached out to my bank to block any further dealings with them.<br/><br/>They managed to pocket around £8.50 from me, but they're certainly not going to see any more of my cash!<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>Wed2 yearsI spotted this number on Facebook earlier today while responding to an advert for LIDL. Clearly, it’s not affiliated with LIDL at all. I’ve tried reaching out to the email they listed, but it seems to be a dead end. Thankfully, my bank flagged this as a scam right away.FacebookLIDL2 yearsI had a similar experience where they deducted £8.55 followed by another transaction of £101 from my account! Quite shocking, to say the least.2 yearsI was unfortunately swindled out of a considerable amount of cash, but thankfully my bank was quick to spot the suspicious activity and cancelled my card. I attempted to reach out to the number in question, but they hung up on me straight away.2 yearsI fell victim to a dodgy scheme recently. I purchased an item for £9.95, only to find they attempted to take out £103 and then £123 from my account! Thankfully, my bank was on the ball and flagged it straight away, getting in touch with me right off the bat. Best wishes!2 yearsI recently encountered a rather dodgy Uber listing on Facebook that ended up fleecing me of my hard-earned cash. Feels like I've been had!UberFacebook2 yearsAm achitat un produs în valoare de 8,89£, dar ulterior au încercat să retragă 126,25£ din contul meu. Din fericire, nu aveam suficienți bani, aşa că n-au reuşit. Am decis să îmi blochez cardul şi să-l anulez complet. Fiţi prudenţi, este vorba despre o escrocherie! 😡😡2 yearsAm achiziţionat un produs pentru 8,89£, dar apoi au încercat să deducă din contul meu suma de 126,25£. Noroc că nu erau suficiente fonduri, aşa că n-au reuşit. Am decis să îmi închid cardul şi să-l anulez complet. Fiţi prudenţi, este o escrocherie! 😡😡2 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 yearsTotal con! I ended up parting with some cash because of it.2 yearsHello there! I placed an order for a cat scratching post today, and initially, £8.61 was deducted from my account. However, I've noticed they've made another attempt to withdraw £129.99.2 yearsHello there, I recently purchased a floor cleaner to tackle the mess my dogs occasionally make. The initial charge of £8.62 showed up on my account at 3:16 PM today. However, shortly after, at 3:25 PM, the same company, Prorobotvacuumstore.co, tried to withdraw an additional sum of £100.80. Luckily, my bank acted swiftly and froze my card, so while they did manage to take the £8.62, thankfully, they were unable to access any more funds.Prorobotvacuumstore. co2 yearsI purchased a compact projector on Monday, 3rd June 2024, shelling out £8.65. However, to my surprise, I found my account debited an outrageous £101.24 without any justification. I've already approached my bank about this matter, but they seem to want proof that I can't provide. Is there anyone out there who could assist me in reclaiming my funds?2 yearsOn the 3rd of June 2024, I purchased a compact projector for the sum of £8.65. To my surprise, I later发现 that £101.24 was deducted from my account without justification. I’ve already contacted my bank regarding this issue, but I haven’t received any concrete proof of the transaction. Is there anyone out there who could assist me in reclaiming my funds? Your help would be greatly appreciated!2 yearsI purchased what I believed to be a garden chair set, but it turns out it was a total con. I've ended up losing £20 to them!2 yearsUtterly inundated with rubbish! It's nothing but complete and utter drivel!2 yearsI've noticed they're advertising over on Facebook too, quite similar really - just a small charge for postage and all that jazz. However, they managed to swipe around £400 from my account through three different transactions in pounds, yet the postage was charged in a different currency, which I found rather peculiar. Thankfully, I used my credit card, so I should be able to reclaim it all. Moving forward, I'll certainly be more cautious; it’s a wake-up call for sure. As a pensioner with a disability, I truly hope these dodgy practices can be shut down quickly.Facebook2 yearsI've come across some chatter regarding the phone number 020 7993 8435, which some reckon could be dodgy. I received it after coughing up £10.98 for what I was led to believe was a win for an 85-inch Samsung plasma television in a competition on the 27th of May 2024. They also provided an email, [email protected], which popped up when I was browsing Amazon. I thought it was a legitimate competition they were running, especially since the boxes were all knackered and they couldn’t sell them at their usual price. Now, I'm rather hesitant to give them a bell for an update on my TV's delivery, as I can’t shake off the feeling this might be a bit of a con.SamsungAmazon2 yearsI had a rather unpleasant experience with them. Their manners left much to be desired, and I suspect they might be pulling a fast one. When I tried to inquire about my allergy concerns regarding the order, they abruptly hung up on me. Quite unprofessional, if you ask me!2 yearsThis might be associated with that rather dubious Lidl promotion regarding the Dell laptops being advertised at a clearance price of just £3.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 signed up for an Apple Pay subscription at a cost of £9.99, and then, much to my shock, they swiped an additional £100 immediately after. It feels like a blatant rip-off, preying on the elderly!2 yearsI received an email connected to this number, claiming I placed an order at a quarter past four in the morning - a time when I was sound asleep! The message, rather dodgily, doesn't even specify what was supposedly ordered. Definitely feels like a scam to me!2 yearsTotally a scam, watch out!2 yearsI just received a rather dubious phone call from what they claimed was a help centre. They were asking for an alarming amount of personal details, specifically concerning my account linked to, of all things, a Facebook sales scam involving iPhones. Quite unsettling, really!Facebook2 yearsI nearly fell victim to a dubious scheme involving a so-called buy one, get one free Smeg cup. They attempted to withdraw a hefty £101.00 from my account, but fortunately, my bank was on the ball and alerted me just in time.2 yearsSpotted an ad on Facebook promoting free surplus laptops from Argos, so I took a chance and entered the competition. Out of the blue, I was then slapped with a £10 charge. I've since received an email confirming my order, but I've alerted my bank about the situation.FacebookArgos2 yearsTotal scam! I signed up for what was supposedly an Apple Play device at a mere £9.99, only for them to snatch over £100 from my account shortly after. I've promptly alerted my bank about the dodgy transaction. Here’s hoping I can recover my cash. Plus, I received this rather dubious email shortly after:<br/><br/>Hello,<br/><br/>We appreciate your participation. Please find your order details listed below:<br/>Order Number: <br/>Order Date: 20th May 2024, 7:28 AM<br/>020 7993 8435 [email protected]Apple2 yearsI came across a promotion online that claimed to be from Lidl, offering a chance to win some surplus laptops through a competition. However, it swiftly turned into an unexpected order for an entry fee of over £10 from a company called vipwintoday. The payment process seemed standard, and I received a confirmation email expressing gratitude for my order. Upon checking with Lidl, they were completely unaware of this and assured me they’d take action to have it tackled. Now, I'm just waiting for any further communication from these fraudsters.Lidl2 yearsBeware of a fraudulent operation linked to SUPREMESEWIN GDEDEVICES.COM. They initially sought £8.69 for a vacuum cleaner, but subsequently withdrew £101.70 alongside the initial charge from my bank account. I’ve also seen them operating under SUPREMESEWINGDEVICES.C and vipwintoday.com. It's a distressing situation, and these con artists are clearly profiting off unsuspecting individuals. I've taken the liberty of reporting this to my bank's fraud department. Stay vigilant!SUPREMESEWIN GDEDEVICES. COMSUPREMESEWINGDEVICES. Cvipwintoday. com2 yearsI was rather chuffed about the complimentary pillows promotion from Premier Inn. However, they charged me a tenner for delivery, and then immediately tried to push through a transaction exceeding £100. To make things worse, my email to customer support bounced back! What a palaver!Premier Inn2 yearsThis phone number appears to be linked to some sort of customer support for the Amazon winner's box containing various products.Amazon2 yearsReceived a dodgy call claiming to be about a parcel delivery from Argos. Total scam!Argos2 yearsI stumbled upon this phone number in my emails, and I must admit, I've got no clue about the delivery it's supposedly related to. Quite baffling, really!2 yearsIt appears that this number has been linked to fraudulent activities, particularly involving scams where unsuspecting individuals are tricked into purchasing laptops from Argos, supposedly for a mere £10 delivery charge.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 actually receive a phone call from this number, but it appeared in an unwanted email I got from [email protected].Submit Your Own Report (020 7993 8435)
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