02081235101
TimeLine☎️ 02081235101 👆 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 02081235101
- Call from number is scamDec
2016Warning: Avoid scammer cold callsNov
2016Received scam call about moneyNov
2016Persistent scam calls demanding paymentNov
2016Potential scam call offering chequeNov
2016Suspicious call about PPI refundJun
2016Beware of this scam callJun
2016Warning about PPI scam numberJun
2016Muffled call, likely a scamJun
2016Caller falsely claims debt owesJun
2016Negative comment about scammersJun
2016Reported scam call involving paymentJun
2016Suspicious call asking for moneyMay
2016Received suspicious phone call scamMay
2016Potential scam call about chequeMay
2016Scam involving cheque for £3000May
2016Caller offers PPI refund informationMay
2016Unsolicited phone call about PPIMay
2016Request for refund misrepresented scamMay
2016Scam call claiming fake chequeMay
2016Concerns about potential scam callMay
2016Potential scam offering fake payment methodMay
2016Caution: Mentioned large cheque amountMay
2016Fraudulent attempts at extortion recountedMay
2016Potential scam involving cold callerMay
2016Number Of Searches: 186 Number Of Comments: 22 First Seen: 05 May 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ardlamont Point(Argyll and Bute), Gallt-y-foel(Gwynedd), Great Oxney Green(Essex), Ruthwell(Dumfries and Galloway) and Windmill Hill(Kent).
02081235101 has 22 comments of which 8 x neutral and 14 x negative
02081235101 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02081235101 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving cold calls from an individual or group claiming to represent the London County Court or a similar authority, alleging the recipient has won a PPI compensation cheque. Callers, often with an Asian accent, insist on upfront payment via PaySafe or iTunes cards as a supposed government commission before cheque delivery. Numerous victims have confirmed the references are fake and that no genuine court or financial institution is involved. Callers frequently provide convincing personal details to gain trust but abruptly end conversations when challenged. Authorities and consumers are advised not to engage, never send money or personal information, and report such calls to Action Fraud or Crime Stoppers. There is no legitimate claim associated with this number.
Reports on phone number 02081235101
10 yearsThis number called me but it’s a total scam, so defo steer clear of it!10 yearsBeware of this number, it's a cold caller. Definitely avoid answering back or calling them again.10 yearsI've had loads of calls from this number and they even left a voicemail once. The bloke was saying I needed to buy an iTunes card worth £210 to cover some charges because apparently he had a cheque for some dodgy PPI misselling. Something didn't sit right with me though - if they owe me money, why on earth would I have to pay anything before getting it? Total red flags for me.10 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent who claimed he was calling from the county court in London. Said he had a cheque to give me and asked when I'd be home to get it. Definitely felt dodgy, sounds like a scam to me.London10 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Asian accent earlier today saying NatWest had shortchanged me by about £2800 on a past PPI claim. He mentioned someone would drop off a cheque tonight but insisted I cough up £200 as a commission fee using a PaySafe card - which I’d never even heard of before. I told him it all seemed a bit dodgy, then he just cut me off.NatWest10 yearsCAUTION: THIS NUMBER IS LINKED TO A PPI SCAM! Earlier today, I received a call from a chap named Peter, who insisted he was representing the City County Court of London. He informed me that there was a PPI claim in my name, and a courier would be bringing a cheque for a whopping £2200 directly to my door. He instructed me to have a photo ID on hand for the handover. As if that wasn’t fishy enough, he mentioned there would be a 10% fee owed to the government. To facilitate this, I was told to purchase a Pay Safe Card for 10% of the total amount. He came across as genuine and very persuasive. He assured me that once I provided him with the reference number from the card, the payment would be processed instantly into the government’s account! However, my instincts kicked in, and I did a quick search for "City County Court of London." Surprise, surprise - it was all a scam! Please, don’t fall for this trickery. Never send money or share your banking information or reference numbers with these vile individuals. It’s crucial to contact Crime Stoppers or reach out to Action Fraud at 0300 123 2040, who cooperate with the police and can guide you on the authenticity of such claims. Stay vigilant, folks, and remember: never part with your hard-earned cash!PeterCity County Court of London10 yearsJust got a call from someone named Peter who spoke with a strong Asian accent telling me I’d won £2200 from the City County Court in London. He said a courier would bring me the cheque tonight at 6pm. Then, I was told I had to buy a £225 paysafe card to cover some sort of government commission after receiving the money. At first, I fell for it, but after doing some research online, I realised it was a scam. Got properly annoyed about it. Seriously, don’t fall for this trick. I’ve reported the whole thing to the police.PeterCity County CourtLondon10 yearsThe voice was all muffled and unclear, made no sense at all. Pretty sure it was just another scam trying to get to me.10 yearsToday I got a call from someone claiming to pay me using Pay Safe, said his name was Paul Martin and that he’d deliver the cash today. Seems like the same scam as others I’ve seen. If he actually shows, I’ll be making another complaint for sure!Paul Martin10 yearsI got a call from a guy who sounded like he had an Asian accent, saying he was Mark from some county court. He told me I owed about £2,850 for wrongly sold PPI on my credit card, and he even mentioned my exact credit card company. The phone number looked like it was from London. But if there really was any class-action thing going on with my card company, the court would already have my details, so why would they have to ring me? It’s pretty clear this was a scam attempt!MarkLondon10 yearsThese c***s are proper thieves, just robbing left, right, and centre.10 yearsNot sure if these folks are for real or if it's just a con. They called me and asked me to bring £235 to a Paysafe store. Then today, I supposedly got a cheque for £2800. Bit puzzling if you ask me.Paysafe10 yearsGot a call from this number earlier, claiming they had a cheque from Kia Finance ready to be sent today. They said I needed to sign for it and get a Paysafe card to cover their commission. They even mentioned it was from the high court or something. Rang Kia myself and they said they had no idea what I was talking about. Definitely a scam!Kia FinanceHigh CourtKia10 yearsGot a call from a guy saying he’s from the dispatch team at the county court in London, claiming he had a cheque for £2850 from Kia Finance for me. He had an Asian accent but called himself James Carter! He tried to convince me to buy a Paysafe card worth £250 and said he’d send the cheque afterwards. I rang the court office to check and the person who answered just said ‘hello’ - definitely not how a proper court office talks. He told me his address was 137 Finchley Rd but hung up as soon as I told him he’s under investigation. Quite dodgy!County CourtLondonKia FinanceJames CarterFinchley Road10 yearssome bloke named sam rang me sayin i was due 2.8k back from a ppi claim on a loan from 2014 (i was only 17 at the time) so i asked to speak to his manager. then this “chris” guy answered, funny thing is he sounded exactly like sam, which was a bit sus. “chris” even commented on it saying we sound the same, before he just hung up on me. really dodgy if you ask me.SamChris10 yearsGot a call from someone named Sam who said I had PPI claim for £2897.00 or something like that.SamCheWye10 yearsScam alert - got a call from a guy with an Asian accent saying there was a £2,500 cheque waiting for me due to a PPI claim. Never even made one! He said it was because of some decision made by the London Borough Council court. Was a bit unsettling since he already knew my last name, phone number, and the bank where I used to have a credit card. Left me a voicemail, repeating the number to ring back so he could sort out the cheque delivery. Looked it up here just to be sure it was dodgy.London BoroughCouncil10 yearsI got a call from this number saying I had a cheque for £2585 from some missold PPI thing and asked which mortgage company it was linked to. I haven’t bothered ringing back coz I’m a bit sus it might be a scam.10 yearsThey claimed I could get £2850 but only after sending £225 through "paysafe". Seemed like a trick to grab cash without needing my bank info.10 yearsThey mentioned having a cheque for £2.7k but never explained how I was supposed to receive it. Watch out for these sort of calls.10 yearsI got a call from this number where they were demanding £175, and one of them even threatened to show up at my place to pick up the money. Totally dodgy!10 yearsGot a call from some random person saying if I send £200, they'll sort me out a cheque for £3,500. Sounds dodgy to me!Submit Your Own Report (020 8123 5101)
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