02081448202
TimeLine☎️ 02081448202 👆 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 02081448202
- Report scam to the policeFeb
2018Beware of lottery scam callsFeb
2018Posh voice, convincing recorded messageFeb
2018Scam call requesting payment infoJan
2018Suspicious call about PPI loanJan
2018Warning about Ministry of Justice scamJan
2018Fun scam phone call experience, recognizedJan
2018Government workers are exploiting peopleJan
2018Bogus government loan scam alertJan
2018Urgent need to stop scamJan
2018Scam involving fake refund. Be cautiousJan
2018Suspicious call from Justice DepartmentJan
2018Numerous scam calls, be cautiousJan
2018Suspicious scam call involving moneyJan
2018Received abusive call from "Paul Grey"Jan
2018Inquire about potential scam numberJan
2018Received PPI refund cold callJan
2018Unknown telesales number hanging upJan
2018Department is regulator, not refund issuerJan
2018Suspicious phone call about PPIJan
2018Fraudulent cheque scam warning alertJan
2018Caller inquiring about PPI aggressivelyJan
2018Scam call, beware of fraudJan
2018Warning about potential financial scamJan
2018Annoying silent calls, report themJan
2018Warning about potential scam callsJan
2018Tax scam call from "Paul."Jan
2018Scam call for perceived payoutJan
2018Caller is silent, probably scamJan
2018Fraud involving promised refund chequeJan
2018Customer service letter inadvertently discardedJan
2018Impersonating UK tax office officialJan
2018Suspicious call from Ministry of JusticeJan
2018Fraudulent call pretending to be TSBDec
2017Received aggressive call from Stephen.STATUSDec
2017Fraudulent call from fake ministryDec
2017This comment is not meaningfulDec
2017Calls are silent and annoyingDec
2017Blaming someone for car accidentDec
2017Number Of Searches: 264 Number Of Comments: 36 First Seen: 30 November 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Heddington(Wiltshire), Moor Monkton(North Yorkshire) and Warmley Tower(Gloucestershire).
02081448202 has 36 comments of which 19 x negative and 17 x neutral
02081448202 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02081448202 👆 is reported as a scam number frequently used by callers pretending to be from government bodies, like the Ministry of Justice or Financial Ombudsman, offering fake PPI or loan refund claims. Callers typically demand payment of a "tax" via iTunes vouchers before releasing bogus cheques. Several report aggressive or rude behaviour when challenged, with some using fake names. Many have been contacted multiple times daily, with silent calls or recorded posh voices. Vulnerable people are particularly targeted and many users warn others about the danger and urge reporting to authorities. Despite numerous complaints, the number remains active, continuing to deceive and distress recipients with threats, insults, and persistent cold calls.
Reports on phone number 02081448202
9 yearsGot a call from this number on 02/02/2018 saying I owed some government money, like £3000 or something. They also mentioned a tax of £175 that had to be paid first using iTunes vouchers, which was ridiculous. Total SCAM alert! Don’t fall for this rubbish, report it to the police straight away. Ring 101 and do your bit to stop these scammers messing about.9 yearsSpoke to this number on 02/02/2018, and it’s a total SCAM. They said I owed £3000 to some GOV thing, then tried to get me to pay a £175 tax upfront with an iTunes card - what a joke. Really don’t get caught out by these scammers! Report it to the police by calling 101, it actually helps them track down these dodgy characters.Dial 1019 yearsThere was this recorded call with a really fancy-sounding voice. It was so believable it almost fooled me.9 yearsReceived a call earlier today claiming I had PPI attached to a loan. When he began probing for my personal information, I quickly hung up.9 yearsGot a call from this number, a bloke named Robert Cooper who had an Asian accent. He claimed he was calling from some government agency saying we were due £2500. When he asked for our bank details, we just said we wanted a cheque instead, just to mess about. Then he told us to buy a £100 iTunes voucher from Tesco and call back once we had it. They've phoned a few times since but I just ignored it lol. They must reckon everyone falls for this! This number’s definitely getting blocked soon!!!!Robert CooperiTunesTesco9 yearsIt's outrageous how these alleged public servants are fleecing unsuspecting individuals. Given the multitude of complaints that have poured in, it's baffling that this number remains operational. This situation is incredibly concerning and demands urgent investigation and action to put a stop to it without delay.9 yearsI flagged this as ‘dangerous’ since lots of vulnerable folks get tricked by these calls. They pretend they’re from the Ministry of Justice, but it’s just a scam.Ministry of Justice9 yearsLOL they rang me earlier claiming I’d won £2500, giving me the typical nonsense about reference codes. Then they switched me over to another team for “checks” but told me I had to pay 5% tax via an iTunes voucher that some bloke at the door would stamp. From the get-go, I knew it was dodgy but played along to gather more details. They insisted on ID, saying the cheque couldn’t be cashed if the name didn’t match exactly. Honestly, nothing in life comes free and this was just a classic con.9 yearsToday, I got a rather suspicious call claiming that I'd been granted £3500 due to some overpayment on a loan. The chap on the line, Archy Andrews, asserted he was from the government. Apparently, a government solicitor was meant to come and physically deliver a cheque to my doorstep. Really? It’s utterly outrageous! These scammers using the number 02081448202 ought to be put out of business. How many innocent folks are they duping? I’m baffled that, despite so many warnings, they are still allowed to operate.Archy Andrews9 yearsHonestly, this needs to be put to an end right away. So many vulnerable folks are getting tricked by this dishonest scam.9 yearsToday I got a phone call from someone claiming to be Angela Allen from the Government Ombudsman about PPI claims. She said I’d got £2500 waiting for me and gave me some reference numbers to use when a solicitor supposedly visits my house tomorrow. I was told I’d need to pay £125 upfront by cheque before they’d hand over my payout. But when I started asking a lot of questions, she just dropped the call on me! Definitely a scam, so watch out for this kind of thing!Angela AllenGovernment Ombudsman9 yearsI just had a rather peculiar call from this number. They claimed to be from the department of justice, and before I could respond, the call abruptly cut off. Quite odd, isn't it?9 yearsMy mum got a call from someone who kept swearing and being really nasty. It was awful and left her quite shaken up. The bloke said his name was Paul Grey.Paul Grey9 yearsI received an unsolicited call from someone with a thick foreign accent, identifying himself as Steve Anderson from the Ministry of Justice. He stated that I was entitled to a refund of £2500 from PPI. The catch? He insisted I pop over to Tesco Express and purchase iTunes vouchers worth £125, which he claimed was owed in tax. He mentioned that a solicitor named Julie Shaw would reach out later that same day with a cheque and a card, both of which were supposedly to be deposited into my account. According to him, the cheque for £2500 would clear, but they would withdraw £125 in tax. When I suggested sending a £125 cheque once the cheque cleared, he became insistent that only vouchers would suffice. All of this felt rather dodgy, to say the least.Steve AndersonMinistry of JusticeTesco ExpressJulie Shaw9 yearsCould this be a fraudulent call? They provided me with a reference number and a customer service ID, mentioning something about a PPI refund. Strangely, they haven’t requested any personal information from me.9 yearsI got a call from someone claiming I was due a PPI refund. They asked for my email and gave me a reference number for customer service. The person said his name was Paul Grey and mentioned they’d ring me again later.Paul Grey9 yearsI got a call from this number and when I asked which firm they were calling on behalf of, they just cut me off straight away. Pretty sure this is just another sales pitch scam. Definitely dont trust this number!9 yearsJust to add onto my previous message, this office is actually just the regulator and doesn’t handle any refunds. They mention there’s a 5% tax you gotta pay, but HMRC says unearned income gets taxed at 20%. Usually though, these refunds aren’t taxable since you've often already paid premium tax when you took out the policy or made the transaction. He also said he’d get back in touch the next day with more detailed info.HMRC9 yearsSo this bloke called me, sounded Indian and said his name was Adam Smith. He told me I’m due £2500 from some old PPI claim. They seem to have info like your home address plus your mobile and landline numbers. They don’t actually know all the refunds you might have claimed before, but insisted they’re ringing on behalf of the Ministry of Justice.Adam SmithMinistry of Justice9 yearsGot a call saying I had a £2500 cheque waiting, but they kept telling me to buy an iTunes voucher to hand over to some solicitor supposed to turn up at my house within the hour. They even gave me a reference number and all that. Sounds dodgy as hell, so definitely don’t get caught out by it!9 yearsGot a call about PPI, they started asking who I was living with. When I questioned them, they got really rude. First they claimed it wasn’t my partner’s place, then said it was. Then they went on to say they were actually standing outside my house. Proper dodgy behaviour from them.9 yearsThey claimed to be from the financial ombudsman or something, but I reckon it was just a scam. #Scam#9 yearsI've been getting loads of calls where no one says a thing on the other end. Really annoying how often this keeps happening.9 yearsA caller with a foreign accent had a chat with my wife, claiming that we were owed £2,500 in PIP payments from HSBC, but the names they used sounded very English. My wife immediately thought something was off. Be cautious, everyone!HSBC9 yearsI received a call earlier from someone claiming to be Paul Gibson from the tax office, using the number listed above. This individual, who had quite an accent, informed me that I was due to receive a £2500 payout from a claim associated with my bank account. However, he mentioned that I needed to fork out £125 in taxes first. According to him, I was supposed to head over to W.H. Smith or a similar shop and purchase an iTunes voucher for when a certain solicitor, Mrs Julie Green, would swing by the next day. Needless to say, I realised it was all a load of nonsense and promptly ended the call. Since then, I haven’t heard anything further!Paul GibsonW. H. SmithJulie Green9 yearsAvoid this number, it’s definitely a scam.9 yearsReceived a rather curious call this morning from someone identifying himself as Kelvin Bell, supposedly with the Gov Claims department, about a PPI reimbursement. Apparently, they’ve managed to secure a sum of £3,700 for me, which could be deposited directly into my bank or sent via cheque. Naturally, I decided to humour him, fully aware it was likely a ruse. When I mentioned I’d prefer the cheque, he seemed quite taken aback for a moment. He went on to say that a solicitor, named Linda Edwards, would be popping round to deliver the cheque around noon today, reference number 123GDK. He assured me there were no fees involved, except that I would need to fork out £185 for a tax card, which he amusingly spelled as ITUNES. At that point, I couldn’t help but chuckle. When he inquired about my laughter, I pointed out that it’s widely recognised as a con. He insisted it wasn’t a scam, but I made it clear that if they did show up with the cheque, I’d happily hand over the cash. At that, he abruptly hung up!Kelvin BellGov ClaimsLinda Edwards9 yearsGot a call with no one speaking, seems like a scam to me.9 yearsgot a call from steve anderson claiming to be from the ministry of justice, saying they'd send me £2,500 as a ppi refund for some hsbc loan i supposedly had. then he told me to pay a 5% tax, but weirdly, it had to be through itunes gift cards. sounded dodgy to me right away.Steve AndersonMinistry of JusticeHSBC9 yearsGot a message from someone saying they're the financial ombudsman, but it seems dodgy to me. Best to just ignore it and not get involved.9 yearsI received a call that seemed to be from someone named Roy, claiming to be with the UK tax office, regarding a supposed PPI refund from the government. It all felt quite dodgy to me!RoyUK9 yearsA bloke called “Kevin” claiming to be from the Ministry of Justice rang me earlier. When I asked if it was a scam, he just said it was up to me to decide and then hung up on me. Strange behaviour if you ask me.KevinMinistry of Justice9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from TSB about my overdraft, but I’m not with TSB at all. Watch out, seems dodgy!TSB9 yearsSo this bloke rings up saying he’s from the Ministry of Justice. I told him straight up I wasn’t buying it - he was an Indian guy, not that it’s any of my business. Then he started whining about how I shouldn’t jump to conclusions over the phone, told me to #96 off and even called me a terrorist! I’m Asian myself, ha! What a weird encounter.Ministry of Justice9 yearsI got a call from a bloke called Stephen, said he was with the ministry of justice. When I asked him how he got my number and why he was ringing me, he got all confrontational. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.StephenMinistry of Justice9 yearsGot into a crash but honestly, it wasn’t on me!Submit Your Own Report (020 8144 8202)
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