02080502455
TimeLine☎️ 02080502455 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by YayYay Limited. It is part of the phone block 208050 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02080502455
- Warned about sponsorship scam callsJun
2017Concern about ineffective scam protectionJun
2017Suspicious caller regarding sponsored bookJun
2017Annual scam call about sponsorshipJun
2017Frustration with automated sales callsJun
2017Scam call about fake bookletsJun
2017Unexpected calls from AutoTrader platformMay
2017Subject to multiple fraudulent callsMay
2017Unwanted calls, possible sponsorship scamMay
2017Caller claimed sponsorship for books; fraudulentMay
2017Caller hung up, no informationMay
2017Caller claimed from child protection, scamMay
2017Caller not following through, nuisanceMay
2017Avoid, absolute dodgepotsMay
2017Warning: Potential scam involving sponsorshipsMay
2017Scam caller claimed successful campaignMay
2017Seeking donations, persistent about causeMay
2017Caller claimed prior conversation; scamMay
2017"Claimed payment for school books"May
2017Scammer call, abrupt hang-upMay
2017Website is a scam for moneyMay
2017False child safety book scamMay
2017Claim: Safety campaign scamMay
2017Scam call about sponsorship invoiceMay
2017Scam calls for fake bookletsMay
2017Number Of Searches: 180 Number Of Comments: 25 First Seen: 12 May 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Beaford(Devon), Hanmer(Wrexham) and Westbrook(Berkshire).
02080502455 has 25 comments of which 17 x negative and 8 x neutral
02080502455 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02080502455 👆 is reported as a persistent scam targeting businesses, falsely claiming recipients have agreed to sponsor children's safety or anti-bullying booklets in local schools. Callers demand payment amounts ranging from around £149 to £199, often becoming aggressive or hanging up when challenged. The operation appears to use automated dialling and fake charities to pressure individuals. No legitimate paperwork or follow-up is provided, and attempts to verify details or call back are met with dead lines or disconnections. Many warn this is a fraudulent nuisance designed to exploit goodwill toward children, with no genuine service or product delivered. Avoid answering if unknown, never provide payment details, and report the calls to help combat this harassment.
Reports on phone number 02080502455
9 yearsGot a call just now claiming I agreed to some sponsorship. I told them I've dealt with these dodgy calls before and to stop ringing me. Watch out, folks!9 yearsIts just another scam, they keep calling about kids safety books but never do anything about it. Why cant anyone stop these calls? Total waste of time.9 yearsHow peculiar! I received a call from someone claiming I'd registered back in March for a sponsored book for schools. Entirely baffling, as I've not had any conversations or given consent for any sort of sponsorship related to an advertisement. I mentioned to the caller that I hadn’t seen any emails regarding this nor could I recall any chat about it at all, to which she responded with a rather audacious demand of £149! Curiosity got the better of me, so I decided to look up this number and came across similar remarks from others. It seems this is a flagrant scam!9 yearsThis number rings me up every single year, and each time I have to say I never paid for any safety booklets for schools. They always promise to check it out, but nothing ever changes! Honestly, this seems like a total scam to me.9 yearsGot a call from this number today about some anti-bullying booklets meant for schools. They claimed they’d reached out back in February (which didn’t happen) and acted like I’d already agreed to fork out £199.00 for these supposed booklets. They went on about thank-you letters and all that. It felt like a very gentle push, making it seem like they were from a charity. I just ended the call.9 yearsGot these annoying calls constantly coming through on the office landline, all from some kind of auto dialler. Tried everything to block them but nothing works. Honestly, the government should just ban telemarketing calls altogether, they’re just a massive irritation and do no good at all. Really hope we see some proper reform soon, it’s beyond frustrating!9 yearsthere’s a bunch of kids yelling in the background, had no idea where they got our number from, probably autotrader or something. if you don’t know the number, best not to pick up. if it’s really urgent, they’ll leave you a voicemail anyway.Auto Trader9 yearsweve gotten a couple calls from them already but whenever we try to ring back, the line just cuts off. today they called again and i finally got someone on the phone who said our company sponsored safety books for kids. but when i asked for their website, the link they gave me was fake and didnt work at all. total con job, and its really upsetting that they’d use kids as an excuse to scam people out of cash. dont fall for them - they’re just taking advantage and it’s pathetic!9 yearsthis number kept ringing me lots over the past few months, probably around 30 times. i never picked up tho. eventually when I did, they said I owed £180 for some sponsorship deal i supposedly agreed to, but I had no idea about any of it. then they said they'd connect me to the complaints team but ended the call out of nowhere! total scam for sure!9 yearsGot a call saying I'd sponsored some school books with my company info on them and they needed to confirm where to send them. When I asked for proof, the person on the phone got really rude because I wouldn’t agree to pay £30 less by giving my debit card details over the phone. I’ve never received any paperwork or agreed to anything like this. Feels like a total scam to me.9 yearsEvery time my coworker picked up, they’d just hang up straight away. I finally got through and when I said I didn’t know anything about the textbook or remember any call from December, they just ended the call. Definitely dodgy.9 yearsThis is a total rip off. They claimed to be from child protection and said I agreed to fund some d### awareness books for local schools. Then they asked me to fork out £180. I told them I never said yes to anything like that and never had a call before. They said they’d listen to the call recording and then just hung up. Complete scammers.9 yearsFraudulent! They assert that you’ve financed a safety guide for educational institutions.9 yearssteer clear of these lot, total dodgy buggers!9 yearsI got a call at work earlier, and the person used my actual name. They said the campaign was going great and asked which school I’d like the flyers sent to. When I questioned them a bit, they just ended the call. Definitely sounded like a scam to me.9 yearsThis isnt really a scam, more like a waste of time. They get money to ring folks with some offer but never actually do anything. It’s like hiring someone to deliver flyers but they just chuck them in the bin. The only one losing out is whoever paid them. Would be good to have ‘nuisance’ added to the categories here, cheers.9 yearsGot two calls from this number claiming they talked to me last year. When I told the woman she was trying to scam me, she insisted they weren't, but I didn’t hang around to listen and just ended the call. Watch out, don’t fall for it!9 yearsKept calling about some made-up kids safety books, kept hassling me for cash. Proper annoying.9 yearsPhone rang and they asked specifically for us by name, pretty sure it was some sort of call centre. Mentioned something about SGF? When I tried to find out who or what SGF meant, they just hung up on me.SGF9 yearsThis was definitely a dodgy call. They were really cheeky, claiming we’d already promised to pay for some books for the nearby school. Don’t give them any info, it’s a scam for sure.Steer9 yearsGot a call about some children’s safety campaign, said I’d supposedly agreed to cough up £169 for 30 kids' books for the local school. I never agreed to anything! They were pushing to get my bank info too, which felt super dodgy.9 yearsThis whole so-called children's safety campaign is totally bogus. Don't believe a word of it, it's just a scam!9 yearsHonestly, it just feels like they’re trying to get your cash - definitely seems like a total rip-off to me.9 yearsSo a woman rung my work phone saying thanks for sponsoring some safety pamphlet being given out to schools. She asked which school I'd like the booklets sent to and how I’d like my company’s name printed on the cover. At the end, she said I'd be getting charged £189. I told her I’d never agreed to any sponsorship or wanted my name in anything, then she just hung up. I tried calling the number back, but all I got was a weird tone then an automated message saying the other person had ended the call. Seemed a bit dodgy to me.9 yearsA couple of months back, they got in touch about some booklets for schools. When I asked about the first call, they just ended the call straight away. I've had two calls this week, and I've paid for a booklet that never showed up. Totally a scam, so wouldn’t bother picking up.Submit Your Own Report (020 8050 2455)
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