02081380717
☎️ 02081380717 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 208138 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02081380717
- Caller accused of financial scamJun
2022Reported James scamming for cryptocurrencyJun
2022Name mentioned in voice mail, creepyJun
2022Missed call, frustrated voicemail messageJun
2022Made call, strange investment companyJun
2022Caution against trading market scamJun
2022Phone number shared: 020 8138 0717Jun
2022Call from Lily FX tradingMay
2022Suspicious call from unknown personMay
2022Possible scam call from FX AcademyMay
2022Arrogant, unprofessional behavior in conversationMay
2022Invalid response to user requestMay
2022Suspicious call from FX, hung upMay
2022Inquired about online trading optionsMay
2022Investment trading academy likely scamMay
2022Avoid answering suspicious callsMay
2022User is unfamiliar with topicMay
2022Unauthorized call from SS AcademyMay
2022Persistent caller breaks through blockedMay
2022No one answers the phoneMay
2022Unwanted call about financial servicesMay
2022Unwanted call left voicemail askingMay
2022Suspicious caller, blocked number immediatelyMay
2022Persistent calls to wife's phoneMay
2022Inquiring about domain ownership statusMay
2022Unwanted cold call for servicesMay
2022Voice message about investment, repeated nameMay
2022Negative accusation of fraudulent behaviorMay
2022Cold call, asked about tradingMay
2022Suspicious call about online tradingMay
2022Disrespectful comment directed towards scammerMay
2022Unfamiliar company with questionable legitimacyMay
2022Warning about possible phone scamMay
2022Unsolicited solicitation for domain servicesMay
2022Missed call, no voicemail leftMay
2022Number Of Searches: 285 Number Of Comments: 31 First Seen: 11 May 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Boho(County Fermanagh), Green(Denbighshire), Muirton(Perth and Kinross), Tillington(West Sussex) and West Overton(Wiltshire).
02081380717 has 31 comments of which 24 x neutral and 7 x negative
02081380717 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02081380717 👆 is reported as a persistent and unsettling scam involving unsolicited calls from individuals claiming to represent a financial or trading academy, often linked with online investment and cryptocurrency. Callers typically address recipients by name, creating a deceptive sense of familiarity, and pressure for engagement despite disinterest. Reported behaviours include accusations, unprofessional conduct, refusal to accept refusal, and leaving repeated voicemails. The operation uses dubious sourcing of phone numbers, raising privacy concerns. Recipients are advised not to engage or respond, to block the number promptly, and to remain cautious of any such financial offers received unexpectedly. Overall, this number is associated with fraudulent approaches aiming to extract personal information or exploit individuals under the guise of financial education or services.
Reports on phone number 02081380717
4 yearsGot a call from someone who seemed like a total money con. When I asked who was calling, they started banging on about my attitude. Suddenly, they slapped me with a money laundering accusation and then just ended the call. Proper dodgy!4 yearsThis bloke James from some FX academy ringed me, saying he’d help me learn crypto investing online. When I asked how he got my number, he said it was from cookies - something I apparently viewed online. Definitely feels like a scam to me!JamesFX Academy4 yearsGot a voicemail that actually used my name. Bit unsettling, to be honest!4 yearsI didn't answer the call, but they went ahead and left a voicemail saying my name over and over, sounding really annoyed.4 yearsGot a call from some dodgy investment firm, but they just dropped the line as soon as I answered.4 yearsI was driving when I picked up the phone, and a woman who said her name was Lily from FX trading started talking. I tried to be polite and told her I wasn’t interested and was actually working at the time. She then snapped back with, “Why even answer if you’re so busy?” I was pretty taken aback and just said, “Pardon?” Honestly, I was looking forward to calling her out on her lack of manners, but she just hung up on me. I always thought being nice was key when trying to scam people - guess she missed that lesson! I could block her number, but honestly, I’m kinda waiting for her to call again.LilyFX4 yearsSome woman named Lily rang me about online trading. Oddly, she called me by my first name like we were mates or summat. Didn't really want to chat so I ended the call quick and blocked her number right away.Lily4 yearsI got a call from a London number the other day, but I stayed quiet at first since most of these calls tend to be automated. When I finally said “hello,” a bloke picked up with an American accent and sounded like he was somewhere noisy. He asked, “Can you hear me?” and told me he was from some FX academy, wanting to chat about my finances. Something felt off, so I just ended the call and blocked the number straight away. Later, I discovered loads of scams are connected to that number.LondonFX Academy4 yearsI’ve never come across such a rude woman who just wouldn’t take no for an answer when I tried to end the chat. She kept talking over me like she was some sort of politician or something. Honestly, if she really works for that trading firm, it’s pretty embarrassing for them.4 yearsSome bloke with an Irish accent kept calling, said he was from FX or something, but my husband just lost it and slammed the phone down.FX4 yearsGot a call from someone trying to push online trading stuff.4 yearsSome group called themselves an investment trading school or something like that. Seemed fishy to me, totally a scam if you ask!4 yearsI’ve never signed up or showed any interest in online trading, yet I keep getting calls about it. Just thought I’d mention that.4 yearsI’ve actually been caught out by a scam before. I’m based in Norway but got a UK number. This number just rang me after I’d been off the grid and out of use for like two months. Feels like it’s those scammers trying my lines again, seeing if I’m back on the radar ‘cause I did fall for one before. Best advice: don’t pick up, don’t hang up either, let it ring and put it on mute till they get bored and hang up. Usually if they call a few times over several weeks and get nowhere, they might stop bothering you. Fingers crossed they’ll wipe your number from their list and not pass it on to more dodgy folks.UKNorway4 yearsSome bloke rang me saying he was from SS Academy, offering courses on investing and finance stuff online. He mentioned he found my number from some marketing list. When I asked him to take me off their list, he got all weird and started asking why I wanted that.SS Academy4 yearsEven though I blocked the number, they still ring me and once it goes to my voicemail, they just stay quiet. Such a waste of time!4 yearsEvery time I pick up, there's just silence on the other end.4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with FX Finances based in London. She kept going on about stocks and shares, trying to chat. I quickly told her I never gave permission for calls like this and told her to take my info off their list right away. Total spam, really annoying.FX FinancesLondon4 yearsThey tried ringing me once more after the first call back in May 2022, but since I'd blocked the number, all they could do was leave a voicemail. They used my name and asked, "can you hear me?" bit strange really.4 yearsI got a call today from this number, some guy with a funny accent. He actually knew my first name and started asking about my background in finance. When I said I wasn’t interested, he went on about “why wouldn’t you wanna make some money?” I just told him again I wasn’t interested and ended the call. Seemed pretty shady to me, so I blocked it straight away.4 yearsSomeone called to check if I owned a certain domain name.4 yearsMy wife's mobile keeps getting calls from 02081380717, really getting on our nerves.4 yearsGot a call from someone out of the blue trying to chat about a domain name I supposedly owned. They wanted to sell me some services related to domain names. I told them straight up that I didn’t want anything and asked them to stop calling me in the future.4 yearsI got a call about an investment and was surprised when they actually asked for me by name the first time. The second time though, they kept leaving me a voicemail over and over, just saying "hello, can you hear me?" It went on for ages!4 yearsTotal scam, watch out!4 yearsI answered a call earlier and the person immediately used my full name, which felt a bit off. They kept asking if I was interested in trading or anything like that. I just ended the call right away.4 yearsGot a call about some FX online trading scheme, never once got involved with that sort of thing, so pretty sure it’s a scam.4 yearsGot a call from some strange lady from India, seemed fishy like a scam to me. I just told her to buzz off.4 yearsThey say they’re from some company, but I’ve never heard of them before and definitely haven’t worked with them.4 yearsGot a call from someone wanting to talk to the person who owns a domain. They were pushing domain name services that honestly don’t seem helpful to anyone.4 yearsrang me but didnt say anything and hung up without leaving any message.Submit Your Own Report (020 8138 0717)
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