02081230993
TimeLine☎️ 02081230993 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 208123 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02081230993
- Scammer repeatedly contacting, block himAug
2016Claims of court compensation are scamsJul
2016Scammers, block calls, warning advisedJul
2016Skeptical about settlement check deliveryJul
2016Beware of PPI claim scamJul
2016Warning: Trust issues, £200 lostJul
2016Don't trust; they are untrustworthyJul
2016Suspicious call about fake chequeJul
2016Questioning check legitimacy for injuryJul
2016Request for company identification updateJul
2016Scammed for £500, no compensationJul
2016Untrustworthy company, avoid DogeeJul
2016Frustrated with cold calls, seek helpJul
2016Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 13 First Seen: 03 July 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Cavendish Bridge(Leicestershire), Sutton Bridge(Lincolnshire), Teasley Mead(East Sussex) and Treskilling(Cornwall).
02081230993 has 13 comments of which 1 x negative and 12 x neutral
02081230993 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02081230993 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers who claim victims are owed compensation from past accidents. They often use convincing details but demand advance fees, which once paid, result in no compensation received. Many warnings highlight the use of false identities and attempts to extract money via bogus court fees or vouchers. The calls frequently come from similar numbers, evading blocks. Victims are urged not to engage or provide any payment, as the entire scheme is fraudulent. This number is associated with repeated attempts to deceive and defraud, so it is highly recommended to block and ignore it to avoid financial loss.
Reports on phone number 02081230993
10 yearsI've received persistent calls from this chap, despite having blocked him multiple times. He just keeps ringing me from different, yet similar numbers. I urge everyone not to part with any cash, as he's definitely a con artist!10 yearsSimilar to the comments above, I’ve received messages saying they've just been in touch with the local courts regarding an incident I was involved in. They claim I’m entitled to a compensation payout of £5,000. It’s obviously a scam!10 yearsDodgy individuals! Make sure to block any calls from these fraudsters.10 yearsI've just received a rather dubious message stating that my injury claim from four years back has been resolved, and they're claiming I'll be receiving a cheque for £5,000. They've also mentioned that someone will drop it off at my address tomorrow. I’m feeling a bit sceptical about this whole situation, to be honest.10 yearsI've had a rather unfortunate experience with them. They took £200 from me and I’m yet to see a single penny back. So, I’d strongly advise everyone to steer clear of these guys - they reek of dodginess!10 yearsBeware of this individual; they conned me out of £200! Seriously, folks, steer clear of someone like this. Trust is earned, and they certainly don’t deserve yours!10 yearsWarning: This is a scam. I just received a call from someone calling himself Terrence Ritchie, supposedly regarding my PPI claim. It’s absolute nonsense! He was trying to get me to make a "safe payment" using a voucher for some so-called commission for the County Court of London. Let me be clear-courts do not charge commission; they only require payment of fees. Don't be taken in by this rubbish!Terrence RitchieCounty Court of London10 yearsI received a rather peculiar phone call from this number, claiming I had been granted £5,700 by the London County Court located in The Strand, apparently in relation to some injuries I sustained during a road traffic accident two years ago. The thing is, I wasn't even in my vehicle at the time of the incident-I was happily browsing the aisles of Tescos! The caller insisted that the only thing I needed to do to claim the cheque was to be home when the courier showed up, sign some documents about the supposed accident, and cash the cheque once it arrived. They assured me that no funds would be exchanged directly with the courier. I did wonder, aside from the possibility of the cheque bouncing, where the catch could be hiding. Has anyone else experienced something similar? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!London County CourtThe StrandTescos10 yearsI received a message from someone named Martin Mathew claiming that I would receive a cheque for £4,200 due to an injury. However, he mentioned that I would need to make a payment after cashing the cheque. Is this genuine? Could anyone shed light on this?Martin Mathew10 yearsCould you kindly provide an update regarding the name of the company?10 yearsI was duped into handing over £500! They rang me up claiming I had an accident-one that actually happened a few years back. Strangely, they had all the specifics down to a tee. They promised me £4000 in compensation, but insisted I need to pay £500 upfront first. Foolishly, I went along with it! Now, I’m left with nothing but an empty wallet and no sight of the compensation. What a blunder!10 yearsBe wary of Dogee. It's best not to place your trust in them.Dogee10 yearsCould someone enlighten me on the owner of this number? I’m absolutely fed up with all these unsolicited calls - it’s high time action was taken to put a stop to this!Submit Your Own Report (020 8123 0993)
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