02081331889
☎️ 02081331889 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 208133 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02081331889
- Amazon scam call report sharedJun
2022Call suspected scammer from AmazonSep
2020User receives Amazon scam callsNov
2019Received suspicious call, likely scamNov
2019Caution with Amazon fake callsSep
2019Call from persistent scammer AdamSep
2019Unsolicited call from scam artistAug
2019Scam call regarding computer hackingJun
2019Scam caller claiming cyber crimeMay
2019Difficulty understanding Asian scam callersApr
2019Persistent caller requested £600 paymentApr
2019Fake call from someone impersonating policeApr
2019Persistent scammer with foreign accentFeb
2019Warning about scam in LondonFeb
2019Claimed laptop and phone hackFeb
2019Scam call impersonating IT supportFeb
2019Suspicious phone call from scammerJan
2019Partner received suspicious call. Provided numberJan
2019Fraudulent call from "Windows Support"Jan
2019User cautious of IT supportDec
2018Suspicious call from fake ITDec
2018Number Of Searches: 78 Number Of Comments: 19 First Seen: 07 December 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Coleman Green(Hertfordshire), Holybourne(Hampshire), Loggerheads(Denbighshire) and Welhambridge(North Yorkshire).
02081331889 has 19 comments of which 4 x neutral and 15 x negative
02081331889 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02081331889 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving calls from a male, often using the name Peter Williams or Adam, claiming unauthorised Amazon orders or hacked accounts. Callers typically urge victims to access their computers or provide personal info, sometimes posing as IT support, Microsoft, or police. Accents suggest many scammers are of Asian origin. Victims report repeated calls, angry responses when questioned, and refusal to identify legitimate companies. Numbers given by scammers often lead nowhere trustworthy. Pre-recorded messages about Amazon Prime renewals are also common. The scam is well-known and frequently reported, with many warnings about its aggressive and deceptive tactics.
Reports on phone number 02081331889
4 yearsToday I got a call from a man with an Asian accent who said someone had used my name to purchase an iPhone on Amazon. Right away, it felt like a total scam. He said he was with Amazon's security team, but I wasn’t convinced so I played along to see what info I could get. When I asked for proof, he gave me a number, 0208 133 1889, and an address, 14 Hanover Street, telling me to ring that to confirm the purchase. Obviously, I didn’t call because it was clear that was just a trick to make the call seem legit. Checking this site shows it’s a known scam. I don’t understand why they haven’t shut that phone number down yet.AmazonHanover Street6 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be from Amazon, saying my email had been hacked. It seemed a bit dodgy, so I told them I’d ring back to check if they really worked for Amazon, using the number 020801331889. The original call came from 0207 183316, and the bloke said his name was Christopher Williams, but his accent sounded Indian, which didn’t really match the fancy English name he used. Definitely felt off.AmazonChristopher WilliamsIndia7 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Online Health - the line was really bad and the guy had a strong Asian accent. He said someone was using my Amazon account to make purchases, then asked me to get on my computer. I asked for a number to call back and he gave me 0208 133 1889. Told him I’d verify before doing anything and he quickly got annoyed. I told him I thought it was a scam and hung up. After that, he left a bizarre voicemail calling me an online hacker? Such a weird, desperate bloke.Online HealthAmazon7 yearsLately, I keep getting calls from this number pretending to be Amazon. The voice on the other end is always some robotic American accent saying my Amazon Prime membership was automatically renewed for £39.99 and that I need to press 1 to cancel it. I’ve learned to just hang up straight away when it's one of those pre-recorded messages. It calms me down a bit knowing it’s a scam that others recognise too.AmazonAmazon Prime7 yearsGot a call from some bloke named Adam claiming to be from Amazon, saying there was a dodgy £600 charge on my account. He first asked for my wife’s number, then switched to my sister’s, but then said he was only messing about! Honestly, steer clear of this one, it’s total nonsense.AdamAmazon7 yearsGot a call from some bloke named Adam who was really pushy. I thought it was dodgy and ended the call straight away. Then he rang again, and even called a third time, talking about an supposed £600 payment I had approved. He said he was in London at a cybersecurity firm but wouldn't tell me which one. I did a quick check with 1471, and it turns out the call actually came from Thailand! Definitely a scam in my opinion.AdamLondonThailand7 yearsSome bloke called me, said his name was Adam. I hung up, but he rang me again shortly after. He never told me which company he was from, and when I asked, he couldn’t say either. Apparently, someone had tried to spend 600 quid. Then he suddenly claimed he worked for Microsoft and accused me of ignoring their messages. I told him straight, Microsoft don’t do that sort of thing, and called him out for lying and trying to scam me, then I ended the call.AdamMicrosoft7 yearsAnother scam call here. This guy called Peter Williams said my computer got hacked and tried to convince me to approve a £600 payment on my phone. Later on, he even verified that I had authorised it. He also threw another number at me, 0208074195.Peter Williams7 yearsMy mum got a call on her home phone from a bloke claiming to be from some cyber crime team. He said someone tried to take £600 from her account and needed all her internet info, email, IP address to stop it. The guy said his name was Peter Williams or something. Mum wasn’t having any of it and said she’d ring her bank back. Then he started throwing loads of technical nonsense at her trying to sound legit and kept pushing for her personal info. When she refused, he got quite rude and aggressive. Total scam if you ask me!Peter WilliamsMum7 yearsI got a call from a woman with an Asian accent saying my Amazon account was hacked and asked me to open an email she’d sent. I struggled to understand her, so she transferred me to a man, also Asian, but his English was clearer. He claimed to be from Microsoft, telling me some third-party system had compromised my security. Supposedly, someone was trying to spend £350 on Amazon using my info. I thought, sure go ahead, I don’t even have that kind of money in my account! Besides, what account exactly was he talking about?AmazonMicrosoft8 yearsThis morning I got a call from someone named Peter Williams. He kept pushing for us to approve a payment of £600. He rang back around four times before finally giving up. We told him to quit bothering us.Peter Williams8 yearsJust got a call at work from someone named Peter Williams claiming to be the local police. When our senior managers asked him some tough questions, he ended the call right away. Watch out for these dodgy calls!Peter Williams8 yearsGot a call from a bloke with a funny accent, claiming to be from some cyber fraud team. He said I'd somehow put a £600 order on my computer that was dodgy and wanted me to turn my machine on so we could check it out. I refused to switch it on, but he kept pushing and wouldn’t give up. I’ve never made any order like that, and no-one else uses my computer either.8 yearsLooks like peter williams is pretty stubborn, been through something similar where i got ripped off on a £600 smartphone purchase. contacted london's cyber crime unit and it support for help. big thanks to all who shared their experiences about his calls here.Peter WilliamsLondon8 yearshad a call from someone saying they were from it support, said our laptop was hacked and there was a £600 phone bought on our account. guy was really aggressive, got annoyed when i asked questions. we told him we’d look them up and he actually gave his name and phone number. then he just cut the call after we mentioned checking online and seeing other people’s experiences. pretty similar to what others have said.8 yearsOn 12/01/19, my partner got a call from 02081331889. The person on the line was an Asian woman who started talking about a mobile phone order and claimed she was trying to access my partner's computer. When my partner got suspicious and asked more questions, she passed the call to an Asian bloke who got quite grumpy when questioned. Eventually, he gave out the number I mentioned.8 yearsGot a couple of calls from a guy named Peter Williams claiming to be from Windows support. He said someone hacked our system and I needed to pay £600 for a Windows product to fix it. He was really pushy about it, called me twice and wouldn't take no for an answer.Peter Williams8 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be IT support, asking me to log into my computer. Name they gave was Peter Williams or something similar. Bit suspicious if you ask me.Peter Williams8 yearsI just got a call from someone claiming to be from IT support saying they’d put a hold on an iPhone order. He told me his name was Peter Williams and asked me to check some emails on my computer - but oddly, not in my own email account. When I kept questioning him, he started getting really irritated. I told him I’d check with my own IT guy, and that didn’t go down well at all. I managed to note down the number he was calling from: 02081331889.Peter WilliamsSubmit Your Own Report (020 8133 1889)
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