02081432213
☎️ 02081432213 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 208143 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02081432213
- Reported scam phone call. Warning!May
2025Dangerous scam, strongly recommend avoidanceMay
2024Recognized scam attempt instantlyMay
2024Unclear sales call, difficult comprehensionMay
2024Confusing seller from London. DisappointingMay
2024Spam call; hung up onMay
2024User did not leave messageApr
2024Bogus phone call about contractsApr
2024Unknown caller, went to voicemailApr
2024Number Of Searches: 77 Number Of Comments: 9 First Seen: 17 April 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Esh Winning(Durham), Heathtop(Derbyshire), Merrie Gardens(Isle of Wight), Ruardean Hill(Gloucestershire) and Tardy Gate(Lancashire).
02081432213 has 9 comments of which 3 x negative and 6 x neutral
02081432213 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02081432213 👆 is reported as a scammy and suspicious number mostly linked to spam calls trying to sell something unclear. Callers often have poor communication and sometimes hang up when questioned. Many users notice no messages left and find the interaction confusing or frustrating. There's a strong impression it’s linked to a dubious phone company or service. Multiple attempts to contact back either go unanswered or lead to vague automated messages. Overall, it’s viewed as untrustworthy and best avoided.
Reports on phone number 02081432213
1 yearTotal scammer, just trying to rip you off.2 yearsWatch out, this seems fishy and could be a scam. Best to steer clear and not get involved.2 yearsThey tried pulling a fast one on me, but I spotted it instantly.2 yearsThey called me a few times but I couldn't make out what they were chatting about. Picked up bits and bobs, and it seemed like they were pushing some kinda product or service.2 yearsSome bloke from London rang me up trying to push some dodgy product, but honestly I couldnt make out half of what he was saying. What a waste of time!London2 yearsIt was clearly a scam call - the bloke claimed he was calling from a phone warehouse but just ended the call when I started asking him questions.2 yearsNo message was left.2 yearsSo, a quick update from what I said earlier... I got a call from this number on my mobile and tried ringing it back from my home phone. It went straight to an answerphone, so I just hung up, no idea who it was. But then, weirdly, they phoned me back! The bloke on the line sounded like he was from some dodgy phone company, asking about my mobile provider and contract details. I told him I’m moving abroad and won’t need a mobile anymore. He just said goodbye, lol. Strange situation!2 yearsThis number showed up on my mobile. I tried ringing it back on my home phone but it just went straight to voicemail, so I just ended the call. No idea who tried to get in touch.Submit Your Own Report (020 8143 2213)
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