02080587018
TimeLine☎️ 02080587018 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by IP Voice Networks Ltd. It is part of the phone block 208058 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02080587018
- Scammer attempted to obtain banking infoOct
2025Lloyds scam texts from various numbersOct
2025Received call about sky blockingDec
2024Blocked unwanted calls effectivelyDec
2024Persistent calls from insurance companyDec
2024Possible scam regarding BT BroadbandDec
2024Unwanted call woke me upDec
2024Scam call threatening internet cutDec
2024Scam call, avoid this numberDec
2024Number Of Searches: 21 Number Of Comments: 9 First Seen: 11 December 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ebberly Hill(Devon), Great Glemham(Suffolk), Itchen Stoke(Hampshire), Longley(West Yorkshire) and Upper Beeding(West Sussex).
02080587018 has 9 comments of which 5 x negative and 4 x neutral
02080587018 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02080587018 👆 is reported as a persistent scammer using multiple numbers, often pretending to be from well-known companies like Lloyds Bank, BT Broadband or domestic appliance insurers. Callers use a range of tactics like fake payment issues, threatening internet disconnection, or insisting on online actions. Some even use aggressive language when challenged. Numbers linked to this scam come from various ranges and keep changing, making blocking difficult. Many UK users find these calls intrusive, suspicious, and strongly advise caution as the callers rarely match the companies they claim to represent. Overall, it's viewed as a well-organised nuisance scam operation using deception and pressure tactics.
Reports on phone number 02080587018
8 monthsThey called me tryin to fish out my bank details.9 monthsHad a dodgy text about a payment being refused from Lloyds bank, but the number didn’t even show as Lloyds when I checked. I sent a reply asking if it was really them, but the sender still never popped up as Lloyds. Numbers linked to this were 074978 863374 and 07498 863376. Every time I blocked one number, they'd just send a message from another one nearby. Proper annoying!Lloyds2 yearsGot a call earlier today from someone claiming their Sky account was blocked. Bit fishy, if you ask me.Sky2 yearsSaw the number and immediately blocked it.2 yearsGot loads of calls claiming to be from some home appliance insurance firm. They wouldn’t take no for an answer, really pushy.2 yearsLooks like a scam to me. They kept bugging me to visit some website. At the end, they threatened, "fine, we’ll disconnect your internet," but nothing got cut off! They rang me up multiple times.Spoiler2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with BT internet. They asked how I was doing and I told them they’d just woken me up. Then I just hung up on them.2 yearsThey called saying it was about BT Broadband, but I reckon it was just a dodgy scam. Seems fishy to me.BT2 yearsGot a ring just after 9am on a Saturday from someone with an Indian accent pretending to be "Adam" from BT Openreach about my internet. When I asked what the call was about, he started swearing at me, calling me a "m****rf****r" over and over. My number is ex-directory and on the TPS list. Total scam - stay well away. I've had loads of dodgy calls from 020 8058 numbers before, so now I just assume any call from that range is a con.AdamBT OpenreachTelephone Preference ServiceSubmit Your Own Report (020 8058 7018)
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