02081445889
☎️ 02081445889 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 208144 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02081445889
- Alleges family scam, suggests prisonApr
2017Possibly family-operated Asian callersApr
2017Scammed by loan insurance companyApr
2017Rude caller, don't answer callsMar
2017Reporting calls and possible scamMar
2017Reporting harassment and fraudulent chargesMar
2017Rude caller, block the numberMar
2017Scam requesting £299 for loanFeb
2017Scam; avoid paying upfront feesFeb
2017Inquiring about potential unauthorized chargesFeb
2017Scam call threatening payment demandFeb
2017Requesting £150 payment from usersFeb
2017Loan offer deemed a scamFeb
2017Scammed by false iTunes offerFeb
2017Possible scam involving iTunes voucherFeb
2017User experiencing recent phone issueFeb
2017Avoid cancellation fees; they scamFeb
2017Angry complaint about thievesFeb
2017Rude call about cancellation feeJan
2017Loan offer with hidden feesJan
2017Offered loan, paid fees, scamJan
2017Scam; lost money; no loanJan
2017Warning: Scam company impersonating othersJan
2017Scam company impersonates legitimate businessesJan
2017Suspicious loan cancellation charge inquiryJan
2017Tax refund scam; don't engageJan
2017Concerns about unauthorized charge cancellationJan
2017Loan scam, insurance payment requiredJan
2017Caution: Insurance doesn't guarantee loansJan
2017Warning about false application chargesJan
2017Caller misrepresented as SkyquidJan
2017Beware of scam loan companyJan
2017Scam calls after loan applicationJan
2017Inquired regarding a loanJan
2017Number Of Searches: 103 Number Of Comments: 34 First Seen: 09 January 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Roanheads(Aberdeenshire) and Vernham Dean(Hampshire).
02081445889 has 34 comments of which 25 x neutral and 9 x negative
02081445889 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02081445889 👆 is reported as a fraudulent operation targeting individuals with unsolicited loan offers that require upfront payments for insurance, administration, or legal fees. Callers pressure victims into paying significant sums, often through vouchers or direct debits, without delivering any loan. Multiple reports describe aggressive, rude behaviour and harassment, including threats of unjust charges or credit consequences for declining loans. The company impersonates legitimate lenders and uses deceptive practices to extract money. Authorities have been alerted, and genuine loan providers never demand upfront payments. Users are strongly advised to avoid engagement, block the number, verify offers independently through official websites, and report suspicious activity to the relevant regulatory bodies.
Reports on phone number 02081445889
10 yearsI reckon they might be a family, possibly Asian, and probably working from home together.10 yearsFrom what I can tell, it looks like the whole operation is run by a family, probably Asian. It defiantly feels like a scam to me. Honestly, they deserve to be locked up.Asia10 yearsGot a call earlier today, they asked me to cough up £50 upfront for some kind of insurance before they’d approve a loan. Money was sent, and then suddenly they start saying I needed to pay another £50 to boost my credit score. Asked for a refund but they kept dodging the question and changing the topic. Then they said if I paid £25, they’d put the loan in my account, but I’d have to promise to pay back £50 from it. So I bought a £25 iTunes voucher, called them back, and they go, “Sorry, you still owe another £50.” After a bit of arguing, they promised the cash would be in my account once I paid that last £50. I stupidly went along with it. Later I called again and they said because I paid after 5pm, the money wouldn’t appear in my account until 10am tomorrow. Honestly, I’m not holding my breath. Ended up losing £125, and I’m just a young mum with a baby. Really rough.10 yearsSomeone rang me looking for a person I’ve never heard of, then started calling me names and swearing at me over the phone. Honestly, I’d just avoid picking up if I were you.10 yearsGot a call from these lot claiming I took out a loan with some broker (which is totally untrue) and now they’re threatening to nick £299 from my bank for supposedly wasting their time. I’m definitely reporting them to the cops for harassment. Absolute scammers.10 yearsSo I got a call from them, saying I supposedly took out a loan through some broker - which I definitely never did. They even threatened to charge me £299 for ‘wasting their time’. Honestly, it feels like pure harassment. I’m not having any of it and reporting them to the police. Such a bunch of dodgy scammers!10 yearsI just got a call from someone trying to sell me a loan. I said I wasn’t interested, and then the bloke started swearing at me like mad. He told me to bugger off, called me all sorts of names, and even said something about shoving his willy where the sun doesn’t shine. Then he dared me to slap it or something. Proper disgusting behaviour. Seriously, best to block the number and not pick up if it rings you!10 yearsI got a call saying I owe £299 for wasting their time trying to get a loan, but it’s clearly just a scam. Don’t fall for it, they’re only trying to trick you into paying.10 yearsWhat a load of rubbish! They say they can sort your PPI claims but want a 5% payment before doing anything. Don’t give them a penny! Just block the number straight away!10 yearssomeone just called me too, did they manage to withdraw any cash from your bank?10 yearsI got a call earlier today from someone claiming they had access to my bank info. They said because I refused to take a loan through them, they were charging me £299 for "wasting their time." Then they threatened to slap a CCJ on me if I didn’t cough up. Absolute rubbish, so I didn’t give them a single penny.CCJ10 yearsThey were asking me to fork out £150, which seemed a bit dodgy to me.10 yearsThey called me about some loan and said I needed to put down a certain amount first. Definitely a total con!10 yearsSo they told me to buy a £50 iTunes voucher, but instead they ended up taking £50 from my bank for some loan thing. Now they’re asking for £5,000! Is this for real or just a scam? I’m not sure if I should even bother getting the iTunes voucher.10 yearsSomeone told me to buy a £50 iTunes voucher, then somehow they took £50 from my bank for a loan. Now they want £5000 from me. Is this a scam? I want to check before I buy the voucher.10 yearsSomething similar just happened to me as well, has this happened to anyone else?10 yearsAND ON THE TOPIC OF CANCELLATIONS, IT'S COMPLETE JOKE. THEY WONT ACCEPT ANY CANCELLATION FEE, SO DONT GIVE THEM A SINGLE PENNY BEFOREHAND. THEY'RE JUST TRYNA RIP YOU OFF.10 yearsThese scamming wankers are a right pain. I ended up telling them I'd shag their mums and might even give them a stepbrother or some triplets. Quite the way to shut them up!10 yearsJust got a call from them claiming I’d be hit with a £249 cancellation fee. The guy on the line was proper rude too.10 yearsGot a call from this number, they said I could get a £1000 loan but had to pay £99 first for some kind of insurance. Then outta nowhere, they asked for another £149, this time for legal fees. I stupidly went along with it and paid up, but never got the loan. After that, they tried to get me to shell out another £175 for a solicitor. They call themselves Startup Loans but it's a complete rip-off. Total scam, avoid them!Start Up Loans10 yearsThis number got in touch with me offering a loan of £1000, but I had to pay £99 for some kind of insurance and £149 for admin fees. They said they were from Start Up Loans, or something like that.Start Up Loans10 yearsI must warn you that this outfit is nothing but a scam. I'm employed at Loans2Go, and I've come across this firm masquerading as multiple loan companies, including us. It's best to steer clear of them entirely; do not engage. If they reach out to you, consider letting them know you'll look up their details and get back to them using the number on their official site. Whatever you do, do NOT send them any money. A credible loan provider would never request an upfront payment to secure a loan. We’ve already flagged this to the fraud department of the Financial Conduct Authority.Loans2GoFinancial Conduct Authority10 yearsTotal ripoff! They asked me to pay the first month’s fee and foolishly I handed over £125. Then, outta nowhere, they said I needed to fork out another £140 for insurance - again, I went ahead and paid. They promised a loan of £3000 once I did all this but never delivered. I’ve tried ringing them to get my cash back but no luck so far. I’ve reported them to the fraud department now. Seriously, make sure you do your research so you don’t end up like me. Honestly, you just can’t trust these people.10 yearsSomeone just rang me up claiming I owe £249 for ending a loan early. Has this happened to anyone else?10 yearsBeware, this firm is totally dodgy. I’m with Loans2Go and these people pretend to be all sorts of companies, including ours and other loan providers. Honestly, don’t waste any time speaking with them. If they call, just say you’ll look up their business online and ring them back using the number on their official site. Never agree to send them any money beforehand. Any genuine loan company wouldn’t ask you to pay upfront to get a loan sorted.Loans2Go10 yearsGot a call from these lot today, told them I wasn’t after a loan anymore and they said I'd have to pay £199 to cancel. Thing is, I never signed anything or confirmed anything, just did an online enquiry. Does anyone know if they’re actually allowed to take money out of my bank for this?10 yearsGot a call today saying I could get a payout of £6675 back, but first I had to send them £375 as tax. Total nonsense, mate. I just hung up straight away. Don’t give them your bank info or anything like that.10 yearsWATCH OUT FOR THESE SCAMMERS! They claim youve been accepted for a loan, but then say you must cover insurance upfront. I accidentally sent them £100 and now Im stuck trying to get my money back.10 yearsThey asked for payment before anything else just to insure a loan. Honestly, steer clear, these guys are neither proper lenders nor brokers. Real applications never get processed this fast or simple, and getting that insurance doesn't mean you’ll actually get the loan at all.10 yearsThey mentioned I’d have to pay £200 for submitting a fake application.10 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be with Skyquid, but they gave me a website address that was completely wrong. Plus, the number they called from doesn’t match Skyquid’s official contact at all.Skyquid10 yearsWatch out, folks - it’s a dodgy loan outfit trying to scam people!10 yearsI tried to get a loan online and after that, my phone kept ringing loads with strange numbers. When I picked up, some bloke said they were gonna take £200 from my bank for supposedly making a fake application. I was shocked and hung up straight away. Now I'm worried sick about how much this dodgy call will add to my phone bill. Honestly, I’m done with applying for anything online. These third party firms are a right nightmare.10 yearsSomebody rang me asking about getting a loan.Submit Your Own Report (020 8144 5889)
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