02081447729
TimeLine☎️ 02081447729 👆 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 02081447729
- Unsolicited loan offer from unknown sourceAug
2023Received scam call about refundAug
2019Beware of PPI-related scam callsAug
2019Scam call about government chequeNov
2018Beware of scammers; protect detailsDec
2017Intrusive caller caused workplace disturbanceJul
2017User suggests arresting Julie ShawJun
2015Scam call requesting vouchers notedFeb
2015Reported identical ring to policeAug
2013Scam call, ignore and reportAug
2013PPI scam involving Ukash voucherAug
2013Scammer asking personal questions, bewareApr
2013Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 12 First Seen: 16 April 2013 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Eckington(Derbyshire), Ivinghoe Aston(Buckinghamshire) and Rooking(Cumbria).
02081447729 has 12 comments of which 3 x negative and 9 x neutral
02081447729 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02081447729 👆 is reported as a scam phone number linked to fake loan and PPI claim offers. Callers often pretend to be from the government or law firms, mentioning names like 'Julie Shaw' and 'Kevin Bell'. They push victims to buy vouchers or pay fees upfront, promising large payouts which never arrive. Multiple users report aggressive, persistent calls demanding personal info or payments, sometimes even calling workplaces and being rude. Several have alerted police or fraud teams after suspicious activity. Overall, this number is associated with fraudulent schemes targeting vulnerable people through false promises and pressure tactics.
Reports on phone number 02081447729
3 yearsI got a call from this place called Fresh Loan. Turns out it was some call centre trying to offer me a loan. Thing is, I never even applied for one, so no clue where they got my details from.Fresh Loan7 yearsGot a call today from someone claiming the bank had overcharged me and they owed me £3000. I told them the government doesn’t just hand out money like that and asked them to send the cash straight to me. They ended up hanging up pretty quick. Not impressed if that’s how a government office does things 🤔😂😂😂7 yearsGot a call from 02081335870 today, some bloke called Simon Chann telling me I was due £3000 from PPI, apparently involving the Ministry of Justice. He said a woman solicitor named Julie Shaw was nearby and could drop by before 5:30pm to hand over the cheque. But first, I had to pop to a local shop and grab a £150 Amazon voucher to cover the tax on the payout. He said I’d need to show ID to Julie, who would then stamp it, and after that I should take both the cheque and voucher to the bank. Total SCAM alert, don’t fall for it!Simon ChannMinistry of JusticeJulie ShawAmazonJulie8 yearsI got a call from a different number, 02071936402, claiming to be from the Ministry of Justice. They told me I was owed a £3000 cheque from the government. They said they’d ring back the next day and wanted me to show my passport photo as proof before giving the money. Seemed a bit dodgy if you ask me.Ministry of Justice9 yearsThese scam calls are everywhere, dont share any info with them, no matter what they say.9 yearsGot a call from this number at my job yesterday, which was a Saturday, asking to speak with the manager. I told the bloke she wasn’t around and he then wanted her mobile number. I said no, and he went on about how I was being mean and claimed he was crying. I just told him to keep it up because I wasn’t handing out any private numbers, then hung up. Not long after, he called back. This time a coworker picked up and he asked for the manager again, saying he had a deal for gas and electric. When she mentioned the manager was off today, he started shouting at her. Quite rude behaviour if you ask me!11 yearsToday, I stumbled upon a ring that looks strikingly similar to one that’s been reported stolen. I've already notified the police about it.11 yearsIs there any way we could organise a meeting spot to get Julie Shaw arrested?Julie Shaw12 yearsJust got a call from this number, the guy said he was Kevin Bell, same as mentioned here. He gave me a reference number and asked for a £180 UK ash voucher. He also mentioned that Julie Shaw would be contacting me in a few hours.Kevin BellUKJulie Shaw13 yearsI got a call from someone called 'Kevin Bell' who said he worked for a government-backed PPI claims firm based in Hampstead, London. He told me they had a £1400 cheque waiting for me, but first I needed to buy £350 worth of UKash vouchers from a local shop - which they oddly seemed to know the nearest ones to my place. After that, a solicitor named 'Julie Shaw' would supposedly come over to my house to validate the vouchers and hand over the cheque. He sounded really pressured, insisting I had to do it all today, and said they’d only send the solicitor if I confirmed I had the vouchers ready. I reported these calls to the Action Fraud team since this number keeps ringing me, and they told me to just ignore and not answer. It’s definitely a SCAM - no genuine company would run things like this. They don’t need the vouchers in person to steal from them, and the solicitor with the cheque never shows up.Kevin BellPPIHampsteadLondonJulie Shaw13 yearsI got a call saying I could claim £1400 in PPI, but first I needed to buy a Ukash voucher for £350, which they said was 25% of the total. They even told me exactly where to buy the voucher nearby. Then they said I had to take it to someone named Julie Shaw, who would then stamp it and give me a cheque for the full amount. I told them I wasn’t willing to pay £350 upfront since I didn’t have the money, but I’d be happy to issue a cheque once their cheque cleared. The woman on the phone called herself Sharon and gave me the same number to call back if I had questions before hanging up. They called me again later asking if I could manage £100 instead, warning that their cheque in my name would be cancelled after 48 hours if I didn’t act. I told them I could manage that.Julie ShawSharon14 yearsJust got a call from this number saying I’m owed £1400 from PPI. Then the bloke starts prying into my personal stuff, which was proper creepy. Didn’t give him any info, sounded like a total weirdo. Honestly, they’re just scammers trying to con people out of their cash!Submit Your Own Report (020 8144 7729)
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