02081378662

This number has rung me twice, so after the second time, I went ahead and blocked it. Both times, the caller pretended to be from O2, and I pretty much told them to sod off straight away!

Got a call from someone saying they were from o2 and had a special discount deal. Seemed a bit dodgy to me.

Had a call from 02081378662 but it only lasted about two seconds before hanging up. Didn't have a clue who it was. Anyone know if this could be some kind of scam?

Got a call but didn’t answer, it showed up as spam. No voicemail or anything, so I looked it up here and honestly, not shocked at all! I've blocked the number now. Cheers for the help! Really wish these annoying calls would just stop!

I saw the number but didn’t reply since it wasn’t familiar to me.

Got a call from a bloke with an accent saying he was switching my Virgin phone over to a different network. Thing is, I don’t even have Virgin. When I called him out on it, he just kept banging on. Then he handed me over to some Peter bloke, a supervisor apparently, who also sounded foreign. I told him outright it was a scam, and that’s when they started getting proper rude.

Got a call that just rang once before hanging up, probably some spam.

Got two calls within one day from some scammer posing as O2 or Virgin Media. The first one popped up from 8662. Definitely dodgy.

Totally a scam, don’t trust it at all!

Definitely one of those dodgy scam calls.

Someone rang me saying they were calling from O2.

Received a call claiming to be from O2, said I needed to 'update my portal'. Seemed a bit dodgy if you ask me.

Got a call from some dodgy Indian call centre pretending to offer 40% off on O2 services. Total scam, don’t fall for it!

Someone phoned me claiming that Virgin and O2 had joined forces, which I was already aware of. They promised to upgrade my account and offer a huge 70% discount. I asked them to text me the details so I could check it properly, but the guy had quite a thick Indian accent that was hard to follow. After I said that, he just said alright and ended the call. I'm definitely going to block this number now.

Didn’t catch the call in time, but I’ve had calls before supposedly from O2 saying they had special offers - turned out to be dodgy scams. So I just blocked that number straight away.

So, when my phone rang, I picked up because it looked like a landline number. Truecaller didn’t say anything about who it was. The guy said he was from O2, but I wasn’t convinced. I told him straight up that he sounded like a scammer, especially since Truecaller had no info on the number.

Got a call from someone with a strong Indian accent saying he was from O2. Said he needed me to confirm switching to some kind of upgraded plan. I told him to just email the details instead, then he immediately ended the call. Definitely going to block that number now.

This number is definitely a scam, don’t answer and just block it straight away.

Got a call from someone claiming to be about an O2 matter, but there was loads of noise like they were just hanging out at a mate's place.

+44 20 8137 8662 Honestly, this is getting on my nerves. I figured it would be a one-time thing but nope, they keep calling me. Within just 15 minutes, I got two calls from the exact number but different voices each time. I’m busy and don’t have patience for these scammers, so I just blocked the number straight away!

Got two calls from this number but I didn’t pick up since I’ve no one in London that’d be ringing me.

+44 20 8137 8662 Didn’t sound British at all, the woman was so quiet and sounded like she was from some busy call centre in India. She claimed it was a loyalty deal from O2 - seriously? Been with O2 for over a decade and never once got any calls like this. All my offers come through the O2 priority app or when I contact them myself. I’d steer clear of this one, felt a bit off to me.

At 10:53 on 12/02/1924 my phone buzzed with this number, but as soon as I picked up, the call was instantly cut off.

I got a call from someone who said his name was Brian, but he spoke with a strong Indian accent and there was a lot of noise in the background, so I couldn’t really catch the company he was representing. When I asked him to say the company's name again, he just hung up on me. I’ve since blocked the number.

They kept bothering me non-stop and called once more after I didn't answer.

Got a call from a number pretty much like the one that rang me about 45 minutes earlier. I chose not to pick up since I’d already checked it out here before.

Some bloke called and kept slurring his company’s name even though I could hear him perfectly well. He went on about switching to a new billing setup and threw Virgin Media into the conversation, but I zoned out and just left the call running. After around three minutes of nothing, he hung up, then rang me back three times in a row pretty quickly. Definitely felt like a scam, probably after people’s billing info or something.

Got a call from an unfamiliar number, didn’t pick up and no voicemail was left. Pretty sure it was a scam.

Got a call from this number about o2 charges, but I’m not even an o2 customer. They rang me like 4 times in just 20 minutes! I just ended up hanging up and blocked the number right away. Total scam, avoid it.

I never picked up, and they didn’t bother to leave a voicemail or anything.

When I get a call from a number I don’t know, I usually just ignore it. If it's something important, they’ll ring back or leave a voicemail anyway. That’s my way of handling these mystery calls!

Got a call from a mobile number, but I never pick up if I don’t know who it is. It went straight to voicemail and they didn’t bother leaving a message, just hung up. Pretty sure it’s a scam.

Had no idea who was calling from this number, so I just let it ring. Since there was no voicemail left, I decided to block it straight away.

Total rip off, watch out!

Got calls from different numbers, so I just blocked them all, seemed like a scam to me.

Someone rang claiming to be from O2, saying they were taking over my Virgin Media services for TV and internet. I couldn't follow much of what they were saying, partly cuz of the thick Indian accent, and it was all pretty confusing. After a while, they just seemed to give up and ended the call. I doubt Virgin Media would switch my account without properly contacting me first. I'm defo blocking this number from now on.

Someone rang up claiming to be from o2 and wanted me to verify my info. They didn’t really sound sure about my details tho, so I asked them again who they actually were and they snapped back with a loud "I TOLD YOU, I’M FROM O2!!!" which just made me hang up right away.

I just got a call from someone claiming they could get me 40% off my O2 charges, but they never mentioned Virgin at all. Didn’t sound right to me, so I told her I wasn’t interested and ended the call.

Definitely a scam I don’t use O2 but got a call from some guy with a weird O2 number that didn’t seem legit 🤷‍♀️

Got a call saying it was O2 and they’d give me 40% off my bill - total scam, watch out!

Since 2017, Virgin have passed my contract over to O2 without my consent, and it's been a nightmare trying to stop them. They've been working hand-in-hand with my local council (LBWF) and the police, illegally monitoring my communications. This collusion came after they'd already admitted to defamation and data breaches, putting me at huge risk from my abuser. There’s clearly a cover-up going on here, with them hiding the misuse of data and ongoing power abuse alongside my abuser. Instead of doing the right thing, they’ve spent five years financially exploiting and controlling me, involving organisations like DWP, PwC and Grant Thornton. It’s impossible to detail all the evidence here, but I’m fighting to expose these people and their criminal activities - this isn’t exaggeration. I recently found out Virgin even have records of staff being ordered not to contact me or offer any goodwill or compensation over complaints that were never properly documented. This behaviour is consistent among everyone involved in the violence against women and girls network they’re part of - it’s like they're profiting from domestic abuse. Their partners are complicit too, which is why victims struggle so much to get free. Many financial firms and government bodies turn a blind eye, profiting off the exploitation of vulnerable people. Despite facing abuse for five years, no one of authority has done their job. Those responsible remain in position, and those who should be safeguarding are guilty of fraud and bribery. This isn’t about isolated incidents - it’s a whole network of abuse and harassment, with targeted victims like me caught up as pawns. They’ve unlawfully accessed my children’s information and used it against me because my abuser has friends in the council and police. They even refuse to provide me with the necessary medical help for my brain tumour as retaliation. They’ve gone as far as illegally trying to take my home. The scale of what’s happening rivals scandals like the Post Office case - so many entities involved. Virgin and O2 have made a fortune from this corruption. While O2 has returned some money, Virgin continue to exploit me, a vulnerable abuse survivor, without consequences - it’s what criminal gangs do. I’m clearly on a scammer’s list because everyone’s profited off me and they have a lot of help. No ethics or moral compass whatsoever. They’ve breached contracts repeatedly over these years and there’s plenty of proof. Every time I deal with O2 (to whom Virgin handed down these criminal and discriminatory directives), it’s been to erase evidence of their criminal network’s activities. I don’t think they expected me to still be here, fighting despite their attempts to silence me, even by murder conspiracy. I can almost picture them panicking at the mention of names: LBWF, NELFT, Mossbourne, Enfield, Met Police, NE BCU - I could keep going. Regulators, insurers, banks - they’re all tangled up in a massive laundering network. My evidence is solid, but the cover-ups are worse. If their murder plot succeeds, it would involve the whole Cabinet and Council. Even MPs like Iain Duncan Smith and Stella Creasy have benefited from the council’s criminal setup. No wonder councils are crashing financially. Look into their links with people like Mark Hynes, Martin Esom, SOLACE, Zurich, Santander, Irwin Mitchell, EDF, HSBC, Halifax - just a few examples. This corruption is ongoing and worsening! I was recently in hospital from a bad headache but was neglected despite my brain condition. They’ve even tried to detain me illegally. It’s easy for them to erase me since O2, Virgin and others haven’t logged a single complaint - that’s auditing fraud in itself. I won’t even get into how all these people in public office have gotten away with crimes for years. No anti-money laundering reports filed in five years. First responders, including HMRC, refuse to file National Referral Mechanism reports, and police have intercepted those I’ve submitted. Banks, Virgin, and the council have stolen money from me directly. No wonder no one refers my case. I tried via Salvation Army and ended up with unannounced police visits - they haven't recorded a crime since 2018 and have lied to CICA to keep control financially, despite laws and the Domestic Abuse Act. They refuse to fix fraudulent records that put me at risk. Every complaint loops back to LBWF's Hynes, a known corrupt figure who came from Lambeth during the children's homes scandal and entrenched his vile racism and criminality here. The ICO and others were told in 2020 but have done nothing. It’s disgusting and vile. I won’t stop or be silenced. Recently Santander, through PwC and Enfield’s shared fraud officer Gemma Young, began asset stripping me, searching me online, and ignoring complaints since July. They stole my car and harassed me trying to reclaim it, taking money and forcing payment with no chance to appeal - the usual criminal tactics from this gang. Virgin and O2 keep using the same dirty tricks - all illegal. They actively assist my abuser, Robert Sommerville; he admitted to it, yet no one cares. I have no friends in Mossbourne or LBWF ASH, so I don’t get the protection the abuser does from this corrupt brotherhood. For the last two years, they’ve harassed and tipped others off about me too. I’ll share more soon - this is a favourite phrase for those with too much power and corruption in their veins. Many will recognise themselves here. Speaking out is my only protection. Expect more - before they silence me permanently.

I asked for the PAC codes for my kids' phones and mine, since I’m the account holder for all of them. The agent helped me out, but when the codes arrived, he actually asked me to give them to him. Luckily, I'd already seen a warning saying not to share the codes with any staff. Honestly, I was stunned - that was exactly what the warning was about! If I hadn’t read that message, I might’ve fallen victim to a scam. There was no explanation from the agent, and I didn’t even bother reporting it because they never take responsibility for their overseas staff. Complaints always get shuffled around internally and end up disappearing completely. It’s like these scammers are magicians, especially at making problems vanish without a trace.

This number rang me, saying it was O2. They started with a ‘How are you?’ I just said ‘Busy’, which seemed to confuse them a bit. They ended the call after that - guess they weren’t ready for someone not to follow their script. Otherwise I was about to hang up myself.

Got a call from someone saying they were with O2, but as soon as I said I thought it was a scam, they just ended the call on me.

Got a call from someone with an Indian accent saying there was a special offer for O2 internet discounts, but it sounded totally dodgy to me.