02080770875
TimeLine☎️ 02080770875 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Localphone Limited. It is part of the phone block 208077 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02080770875
- Warning about potential phone scamJun
2017Harassment about fake PPI refundJan
2017Suspicious PPI, no registered claimJan
2017Number is a scam; avoid offersJan
2017Believes it's a scam operationJan
2017PPI cheque delivery scam alertJan
2017Possible scam involving fake chequeDec
2016It's a scam, avoid it!Dec
2016Offer made in iTunes vouchersDec
2016Warning: Possible fraudulent PPI schemeDec
2016Suspicious cheque scam attempt describedDec
2016Reported fake call scam, warning othersDec
2016Scam call reported; do not engageDec
2016Scam call; personal information leakedDec
2016Warning: Scam PPI claim reportedDec
2016Number Of Searches: 297 Number Of Comments: 13 First Seen: 06 December 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Compton Valence(Dorset), Hartwood(Lancashire), Old Mill(Cornwall), Puddinglake(Cheshire) and Redlands(Wiltshire).
02080770875 has 13 comments of which 10 x neutral and 3 x negative
02080770875 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02080770875 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving fraudulent PPI compensation offers where callers, often using English-sounding names but non-British accents, claim victims are due substantial cheque payments. They insist on upfront payment of commissions via iTunes vouchers or similar, before any funds are "delivered," sometimes sending fake couriers. The calls often reference supposed court involvement and provide contact numbers that lead to silence or hang-ups. Numerous victims warn against purchasing vouchers or engaging, advising that legitimate claims would never require such payment methods. Authorities have been informed, and the consensus is to treat any such approaches with utmost scepticism and report them promptly to prevent financial loss.
Reports on phone number 02080770875
9 yearsHonestly, I made the silly mistake of thinking I had a PPI claim and that I was going to get a big payout. I even ended up buying some vouchers. Things got messy after that though. They gave me a couple of phone numbers, 02031299371 and 02032851930, and said the guy’s name was Steve Gardener. I really hope no one else falls for this sort of scam.Steve Gardener10 yearsAll week this number's been blowing up my phone, saying I’m owed £2800 from PPI. I checked with a proper firm and they said there’s nothing owed. They then tried to get me to buy £225 worth of vouchers, saying a courier would bring the cheque. I phoned them back pretending I had the vouchers and they asked for the voucher codes before sending the courier. You can imagine what I told them - I definitely didn’t buy any vouchers!10 yearsGot a call about some PPI thing, sounded fishy to me. Asked them and they said there’s no claim on my name or anything. Not sure what they were playing at.10 yearsAvoid this number at all costs. They try to trick you with fake deals, so don’t fall for it and definitely don’t purchase any vouchers from them. - D. LangfordD. Langford10 yearsI’ve had a pretty much the same kind of run in as others here. It puzzles me why they want commissions paid through iTunes vouchers. You’d think a legit business would have proper methods for taking fees, or at least just subtract the commission from the final bill before sending anything over. Seems like a total con to me - I didn’t bother going any further, but I’m kinda curious what might’ve gone down if I’d followed their instructions.10 yearsSomebody phoned me saying there's a PPI cheque for me, and that a Richard White is gonna drop it off at my place. Once the cheque goes through, I'm supposed to tell them so they can come round and pick up £200 in iTunes vouchers as their fee.Richard White10 yearsSo this number rings me up claimin I won like £2700 or somethin but then they want me to pay £275 upfront in iTunes vouchers! Proper joke that one.iTunes10 yearsThis has gotta be a con, don't fall for it. If it were legit, they’d charge a bank card, not ask for payment through iTunes.iTunes10 yearsI got a call from a number listed as 'unknown' and the bloke on the line, who sounded Indian or Asian, said his name was John Stellar. He told me I’d be receiving a cheque for £2,700 which a local agent called Harry James would bring over. But before the cheque arrived, I had to pay £225 using iTunes gift cards and prove that I had them, although he claimed the money wouldn’t be taken until the cheque cleared in my bank account. He also gave me a reference number and a phone to ring back on - 0208 077 0875 - saying he was from the City County Court in London. Seemed a bit dodgy to me!John StellarHarry JamesCity County CourtLondon10 yearsMy dad got a call from this number today, spouting the same nonsense lots of others reported. Someone claiming to be Mr Roger James, talking about iTunes vouchers and gave a reference code, rag619 or something like that. It's completely dodgy and we’re planning to report it to the cops. Seriously, don’t get caught up in this scam!Roger James10 yearsToday my dad got a call from this exact number with the same nonsense everyone’s been talking about. Some bloke called Mr Roger James was going on about iTunes vouchers and asked for a ref code, something like RAG619. It’s disgusting behaviour and we’re definitely going to report it to the cops. Seriously, don’t let these scammers fool you.Roger James10 yearsGot a call from a number showing as ‘unknown’ and a bloke with an Asian accent who said his name was Kevin. The connection was terrible, kept cutting out. He told me I’d won a cheque worth £2300 but to claim it I had to pay £175 in iTunes cards! He gave me an address: 227 Strand, London WC2A 2LL, plus a reference code and a callback number: 0208 077 0875. I tried ringing back a few times, but each time I got different Asian men who just hung up on me. What creeped me out most was that they knew my home address. I’m in the process of reporting it all now.KevinStrandLondonWC2A10 yearsI didn’t get a call directly from this number, but from a private one that then gave me this as a contact. The con is about a bogus PPI claim, linked to a County Court judgement in your favour. They ask you to buy iTunes vouchers to pay some court fees? The bloke had a strong Asian accent and said his name was Roger James. They might even give you a fake claim reference like rag619. Just don’t get tricked by this lot!Roger JamesSubmit Your Own Report (020 8077 0875)
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