02081336784
TimeLine☎️ 02081336784 👆 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 02081336784
- Scam involving fake PPI refundSep
2017allegation of Indian scam activityJan
2017Warning about potential scam artistsJan
2017Beware of abusive loan offerJan
2017Reported vile scammers seeking paymentJan
2017Same scam, hostile callers repeatJan
2017Scam call posing as refundJan
2017unknown caller requesting money depositDec
2016Caller claimed to be government departmentDec
2016Scam targeting elderly, beware Derek!Dec
2016Number Of Searches: 58 Number Of Comments: 10 First Seen: 16 December 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bennah(Devon), East Hampnett(West Sussex) and Newstead(Scottish Borders).
02081336784 has 10 comments of which 9 x negative and 1 x neutral
02081336784 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02081336784 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers pretending to be from the Ministry of Justice or similar government bodies. They falsely promise large refunds or loans, often related to PPI claims, and demand payment of taxes or fees via iTunes vouchers. The scammers use aggressive, sometimes abusive tactics, pressuring victims to send money or vouchers. Names like Derrick Hamlyn, Derek Hampton, and Valerie are frequently mentioned, with calls often featuring Indian accents. Targets are warned to be cautious, avoid sharing personal details, and never send vouchers or money. The approach commonly includes threats or harassment, especially aimed at vulnerable individuals, with repeated calls intended to intimidate or deceive. Reporting to police and remaining sceptical is strongly advised.
Reports on phone number 02081336784
9 yearsI got a call from someone called Anisa Adbi telling me I had a £3700 refund from PPI but needed to pay tax with a £180 iTunes card first. Sounds like a total scam to me since I’ve never even had PPI. Definitely dodgy.Anisa Adbi10 yearsSounds like one of those dodgy calls from someone claiming to be from India trying to con you.India10 yearsBe careful, these people are straight up scammers pretending to be from the government, claiming to be from the Ministry of Justice’s claims team. We got a call from a guy called Colin Brown who said a solicitor would visit us with a £2500 cheque and that we needed to pay a 5% tax using an iTunes voucher bought from Tesco. Honestly, I don’t even get how this scam works. When I asked for his government ID, he said it was cb4628, and his email was some random Gmail address. Watch out and don’t give them any personal info or your address!Colin BrownTesco10 yearsI got a call from some bloke from India offering me a loan of £100,000 out of nowhere. After I told him I wasn't interested, he started being really rude and abusive. This happened right after I tried to apply for a small £100 loan through Lending Stream. Watch out for these dodgy callers!Stream10 yearsThey're back with the same old trick, wanting £3000 for a £150 iTunes voucher. I ended up reporting the number to the cops because they got really aggressive, swearing loads and kept ringing me non-stop for like fifteen minutes. Think I might have pissed them off somehow! They kept using the same names - Derrick Hamlyn and a Valerie who's meant to pick up the voucher.Derrick HamlynValerie10 yearsThey're back, this time wanting iTunes vouchers in exchange for £3000. Had to call the cops once after they kept using horrible language and bothering me nonstop. Watch out, these people are really nasty!10 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with the Ministry of Justice, offering a £2500 refund for PPI on a Lloyds loan from 2005 - absolute nonsense, obviously. The number they called was from a home landline, looks like a fancy flat worth over a million quid (must be well off!). The MOJ definitely doesn't have people working from home making dodgy calls like this. You’ve got to call these scammers out and let them know you’re not falling for it - they usually target those less aware. I’ll admit, £2.5k right after Christmas sounds pretty nice, but no way I’m trading in iTunes vouchers for a cheque. Guess I’ll stick to earning my money the proper way, PAYE style!Ministry of JusticeLloydsMOJiTunes10 yearsGot a call earlier from someone asking my mum to put some cash into an account. They told her to keep it quiet and say it was for a mate. When I tried ringing them back, it seemed like 'Derek Hampton' was some sort of cover name, cos the line just got cut as soon as I asked for him. The bloke sounded like he had an Indian accent too!Derek Hampton10 yearsSomebody said they were from the Ministry of Justice and asked for my name, but I just ended the call.Ministry of Justice10 yearsGot a call from someone named Derek Hamlyn asking for a £150 iTunes voucher in exchange for a £3000 PPI refund. He mentioned a solicitor, Valerie, who was supposed to come over to sort the deal. My mum was the one who got the call, and I told her to let them know they’d have to visit us here if they wanted to do it - on our tiny island, right in the middle of a banging force 8 storm! It’s disgusting how they target the elderly and those who can’t easily fight back. Honestly makes me furious!Derek HamlynValerieSubmit Your Own Report (020 8133 6784)
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