02082089898
☎️ 02082089898 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 208208 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02082089898
- Scammer hung up, now blockedFeb
2015Inappropriate call distressing elderly motherFeb
2015Ransomware scam phone call reportedFeb
2015Scam call, virus, abusive behaviorFeb
2015Caller insulted after computer denialFeb
2015Scam call, rude response encounteredFeb
2015Frustrated by scam phone callsFeb
2015Ignore spam call about virusesFeb
2015Scam call targeting elderly familyFeb
2015Scammers persistently harass potential victimsFeb
2015Repeated abusive calls reportedJan
2015Scam call from man named PeteJan
2015Angry scam call, multiple attemptsJan
2015Scam call claiming internet issuesJan
2015Scammer call, immediate suspicious responseJan
2015Silent call from Cricklewood, NW2Jan
2015Caller verbally abused my wifeJan
2015Scam call, responded with disbeliefJan
2015Rude caller, computer virus troublesJan
2015Avoid answering this number againJan
2015Received scam call, annoying pestJan
2015Caller mentions lunx, gets hung upJan
2015Spam call from fake techniciansJan
2015Fraudulent call from 'network administrator.'Jan
2015Frequent unknown calls, avoiding answeringJan
2015Multiple hang-up calls, strange behaviorJan
2015Suspicious call, hung up immediatelyJan
2015Received scam call multiple timesJan
2015Received a suspicious phone callJan
2015Threatening phone call about computerJan
2015Scammer called about computer issueJan
2015Repeated nuisance calls, want them stoppedJan
2015Harassment calls violate privacy regulationsJan
2015Frequent unwanted calls, very annoyingJan
2015Caller with Indian accent sworeJan
2015Unanswered calls from this numberJan
2015Suspicious calls from foreign scammersJan
2015Fraud calls about computer issuesJan
2015Suspicious Microsoft call, hung upJan
2015Ignored scam call about computerJan
2015Unanswered call, hung up immediatelyJan
2015Suspicious call with stuttering callerJan
2015Scam call pretending to offer helpJan
2015Received hang-up call for companyJan
2015Scammers called; insulted my mumJan
2015Received aggressive threats after callsJan
2015Scam caller pretending to be ITJan
2015Caller hung up on voicemailJan
2015Calls received, line unavailable afterwardJan
2015Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 49 First Seen: 03 January 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Cairns of Coll(Argyll and Bute), Chop Gate(North Yorkshire), Maes llyn(Ceredigion) and Upper Bighouse(Highland).
02082089898 has 49 comments of which 37 x neutral and 10 x negative and 2 x positive
02082089898 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02082089898 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation targeting UK residents with unsolicited calls claiming computer viruses or faults. Callers, often using rude and abusive language, attempt to frighten recipients - particularly the elderly - into providing remote access or paying for unnecessary services. Many report callers identifying with fake companies or names and becoming aggressive or hanging up when challenged. The calls typically involve threats, repeated attempts, silent calls, or hang-ups, causing distress and annoyance. Victims are advised not to engage, never give personal or financial details, block the number, and report incidents to authorities. The nature of the calls suggests a high volume, profit-driven scam, exploiting people’s fears about technology and privacy.
Reports on phone number 02082089898
12 yearsThey claimed my computer was infected with viruses, but I told them I don’t own one. “Are you quite certain?” they pressed. I replied, “I reckon I’d be aware if I had a computer!” Then they abruptly ended the call. I've now taken the liberty of blocking them.12 yearsOn Wednesday 4th February 2015, around 2:37pm, my 76-year-old mother received a rather troubling call. Having just undergone a throat operation, her ability to speak was quite limited. The caller, a rather brash young lad, audibly asked her if he could engage in an inappropriate encounter with her. Naturally, she hung up in shock. To make matters worse, just thirty minutes later, the phone rang again, and it was the same chap asking if she was prepared for him. This has genuinely unnerved my mother, and I’m eager to uncover which company is behind such disgraceful conduct.12 yearsI received a rather bothersome call from someone claiming to be with "Global Internet Security." This individual insisted that there were viruses "leaking from my computer to the Internet." Quite obviously, it was a scam aimed at extorting money related to ransomware. What a cheeky trickster!Global Internet Security12 yearsEchoing what others have said, I've had a right palaver with this lot. My computer's been acting up, and they somehow got in. When I tried to ask about my account, they had no clue and pretended to be from some mainframe, whatever that means! To make matters worse, they were downright rude and swearing like troopers. It’s obviously a dodgy scam.12 yearsI received a call claiming that my computer was infected with a virus. When I explained there seemed to be nothing amiss, the bloke on the other end resorted to calling me a useless piece of rubbish!12 yearsReceived a rather bizarre call earlier today; the person on the other end claimed my computer was sluggish and infected with a virus. When I inquired if they knew my name, they rudely told me to shove off! Quite the conversation, wouldn’t you say?12 yearsI'm absolutely tired of these incessant phone calls-most of the time, there's nobody on the line, and occasionally it feels like a scam. It’s quite distressing, as I find myself scrambling to answer, only to discover it’s not a dear one trying to reach me. Honestly, it’s high time the authorities took action to cut these calls off right at the source, as it’s nothing short of fraudulent behaviour!12 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be from a service in Pakistan, insisting that my computer had contracted a virus. They wanted me to make various adjustments on my device. Honestly, it's quite absurd-let's be clear: these calls are entirely spam! I would strongly advise everyone to dismiss and block such ridiculous calls.Pakistan12 yearsI received a rather dubious call intended for my elderly father-in-law, claiming that his computer was infected with a virus. When I probed them with questions, their responses were all over the place and utterly unconvincing. At one point, a woman on the line told me to hang up because, according to her, I was being an idiot...12 yearsWhat a bunch of dimwits! It's quite clear how these crooks operate-making countless calls in hopes that just one gullible soul will bite and unwittingly download their dodgy software, thereby coughing up cash to “repair” a computer that’s probably not even broken. You’d think these chancers would have the common sense to just hang up and look for a new target if we caught onto their little ruse. But no, these muppets aren't very bright! We actually had them ringing back after we ended the call, hurling insults and calling us thick! Can you believe it? Instead of moving on, we even left the phone under a cushion in another room just to hear them rant to themselves-rather than seeking out some unsuspecting elderly person who might just fall for their nonsense. What a right mess!12 yearsI received a call from a gentleman with an Asian accent who claimed to represent www.Globalcubes.com. He asserted that my phone number had been linked to my IP address and that my device was at risk. When I questioned his legitimacy, he became quite irate, ultimately shouting "f*** off, you idiot!" before abruptly ending the call. Remarkably, he called back, greeting me with "hello, you daft git," and proceeded to hurl insults like "f***ing fool" and "stupid tosser." After that, he rang again and bizarrely inquired whether I had any children. I decided to bid him farewell and hung up. He attempted to reach me yet again for a fourth time, but I chose not to answer.Globalcubes. com12 yearsI had a rather distressing experience with this caller who repeatedly rang me up, hurling insults and calling me an absolute idiot. They rang me about six times, each time regurgitating the same foul language. I've gone ahead and reported the matter to the police, Sky, and the Telephone Preference Service. This individual had been pestering me throughout the entirety of last week as well.SkyTelephone Preference Service12 yearsReceived a call today from a gent with an Asian accent claiming to be Pete. He mentioned that my computer was allegedly sending out some error messages or something similar. The thing is, I don’t even own a computer! Immediately clocking it as a rather shoddy scam, I informed him of my situation, and lo and behold, he promptly ended the call. Quite laughable, really!Pete12 yearsWhat a classic scam! They ring up insisting that my computer has been bombarding them with error alerts. When I pushed back, the chap got quite furious and even threatened to cut off my internet on the spot before hanging up. Funny thing is, my internet is still working perfectly fine despite this impolite, misguided little bloke's bravado.12 yearsJust had a call around 4:25 this afternoon from someone claiming to be David. As soon as he introduced himself, I swiftly questioned him about why he was ringing my ex-directory number uninvited. He started spouting some nonsense about my computer having issues. My immediate reply was, “What computer? I don’t possess one!” At that point, the line went silent. I’ve got a strong feeling this fraudster will attempt to reach me again.David12 yearsJust had a chat with my missus a little while back, and she told me she wasn't keen on whatever this chap was peddling. Next thing I know, he's launched into a tirade of foul language at her. If I ever come across this tosser, he’s going to wish he hadn’t.12 yearsReceived a call that was oddly silent, apart from some faint chatter in the backdrop, giving it that classic call centre vibe. Just a heads up, the London area code 208 points to Cricklewood NW2.LondonCricklewood12 yearsReceived a call earlier today, didn't pick up, but later realised it was just another scam. Honestly, they're an absolute nuisance!12 yearsI received a rather peculiar call earlier, with the caller insisting he was contacting me regarding my computer. When I mentioned that I work for a software firm, he cheekily quizzed me about my MAC address. I confidently told him I was well acquainted with all the MAC addresses associated with my network. Quite surprisingly, they abruptly terminated the call. What a bunch of numpties!12 years"My computer's been crawling along and apparently caught a virus!" Can you believe it? I made it clear that I'm no fool and possess decent computer knowledge, courtesy of my husband who's an IT whiz. The bloke on the other end then had the gall to insist I hadn’t a clue and wanted to speak to my son instead-who had been the one to pick up the call before we decided to leave the phone off the hook. Utterly outrageous! I hung up again, but naturally, he decided to ring back. This time, I picked up and proceeded to give my neighbours a rather rude awakening by shrieking at the top of my lungs for a good while, then I just slammed the phone down. Haven't heard from him since… fingers crossed it stays that way!12 yearsReceived an unsolicited call from this number, but there was nobody on the line when I picked up. I won’t be picking up again-it's likely they’ll keep ringing now that they've got a nibble.12 yearsI got a rather suspicious call from this number earlier today, claiming there was an issue with my internet login. Right away, I suspected it was a scam, so I decided to play along and mentioned that I didn't own a computer, which made it rather odd for him to receive any fault notifications. His response? He remarked that it wasn't appropriate for a woman to chatter so much! That was the final straw, and I promptly ended the call.12 yearsI'm receiving calls from this number a couple of times every day, and they never leave a message on the answering machine, which is precisely why I have it set up. I tend to ignore any calls from numbers I don’t recognise, but I do make a point of looking them up afterwards. Honestly, don't they have anything better to occupy their time?12 yearsMention you're with Lunx, and they promptly cut the line!Lunx12 yearsI received a barrage of calls from an absolute numpty who claimed to be the “network administrator.” This character was trying to manipulate me into giving him access to my computer. I suspect his true motive was to plant some nasty virus on my system and then pressure me into forking out cash to get rid of it. What really riles me is that, although the call centre appears to be overseas (most likely in India), the caller ID showed a number from London. This suggests that either an individual or a telecoms provider here in the UK is inadvertently or otherwise complicit in this dodgy scheme. I've gone ahead and reported the incident to the police as well as Action Fraud, which is part of the police framework. Cheers, Philip.IndiaLondonUKCheersPhilip12 yearsReceived a mystery call from this number claiming Inspector Don wishes to chat with ????? So, I decided to cut the line.Don12 yearsThey’ve rung me three times today, and every single time I pick up, they just end the call. Bizarre, isn’t it?12 yearsI received a rather suspect call from a chap claiming there was an issue with my computer that needed rectifying, and he wanted £167 to sort it out. Naturally, I cut the conversation short and hung up, but lo and behold, they proceeded to ring me around 30 times thereafter! I chose not to pick up after that.12 yearsI just received a call from an unknown number, and when I picked up, they simply disconnected. After reading about it here, I’ll be sure to give my girlfriend a heads-up so she doesn’t fall for any tricks. It’s rather odd since nobody has our home phone number, so this feels quite suspicious!12 yearsThis number keeps ringing me two or three times daily! I haven’t picked up as it’s not a contact I recognise. It's rather bothersome, to say the least. I'm quite eager for it to cease!12 yearsThis number has been pestering me for what feels like ages now, ringing multiple times a day! It's the classic 'your computer has a problem' scenario. I've decided to ignore their calls, but I really wish there was a way to put an end to these incessant interruptions!12 yearsReceived a call earlier today from someone claiming to be named David, insisting there was an issue with my computer. I couldn’t get much further into the discussion before things got a bit dodgy! Is it possible to alert the authorities about this?David12 yearsI received a rather unsettling phone call earlier today from this number, claiming there was an issue with my computer. When I pushed back against the woman on the line, she became quite confrontational, even going so far as to threaten a house visit while rattling off my address and postcode in a rather menacing tone. It’s left me feeling quite shaken, to be honest.12 yearsI've had the misfortune of receiving my fifth call in the past three weeks, with the latest one coming in today, Thursday the 29th of January, at around half ten in the morning. An individual with an Indian accent was attempting to discuss a so-called issue with my computer. However, I can assure you, there are no problems whatsoever on my end. These incessant calls are a clear violation of the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations from 2003. Moreover, I thought being ex-directory and registered with the Telephone Preference Service would keep me safe from such disturbances!Telephone Preference Service12 yearsI've received several calls from this number throughout the day. The person on the other end had an Indian accent and became quite abusive when I inquired who they were trying to reach.12 yearsI've received three calls from this number today, but whenever I pick up, there's nobody there on the line. Quite puzzling, isn't it?12 yearsI've received calls from this number twice in the past day, a woman with a foreign accent inquiring about the state of my computer. When I pressed her on how she obtained my number, she promptly disconnected. Interestingly, this same number rang me a few weeks back, and a chap claiming to be from Afghanistan introduced himself as 'James Bond'! Quite the amusing encounter, really.AfghanistanJames Bond12 yearsI've been inundated with calls from this number for quite a few days now. Today, I finally decided to pick up and lo and behold, a foreign-sounding individual on the line started rambling on about some supposed glitch with my computer and its sluggish performance. When I mentioned that there was absolutely nothing wrong and that my husband happens to be a computer whizz, she promptly terminated the call. This isn't the first time I’ve received calls from this number either; the last time, they inquired about an accident I supposedly had. Quite the nuisance, I must say!12 yearsI just received a call inquiring about my computer, which tipped me off that it was a scam. I informed them that I didn’t have one, and they promptly hung up.12 yearsI received a call from this number today. A chap named David was on the line, claiming he wanted to discuss my computer. I mentioned the Data Protection Act and suggested that I’d like to ask him a few questions before proceeding. When I inquired about the company he represented, he said it was Microsoft. However, before I could dig deeper, he abruptly hung up! Quite the dodgy situation, if you ask me.DavidMicrosoft12 yearsThis number won’t stop calling! I picked up once, but they just disconnected.12 yearsMy mother received a call from someone claiming to be with Windows, insisting that her computer and internet were compromised, sluggish, and antiquated. This, despite the fact that her machine is a bespoke creation boasting top-tier components and a brand-new operating system. I instructed her to firmly decline their dubious offer and hang up. Unfortunately, they had the audacity to ring her three more times afterward, even leaving a voicemail belittling her intelligence. How appalling!12 yearsThey disconnected as soon as I picked up the phone (it's for a business).12 yearsI received a rather peculiar call earlier today. The chap on the other end was all over the place with his speech, claiming there was some sort of issue with my computer. I simply told him he’d dialled the wrong number and hung up. Thankfully, there hasn't been a follow-up since then, at least not yet!12 yearsI've received a total of five calls from this number, and the bloke on the other end was rambling on about selling my details to companies, suggesting I'd be inundated with calls-up to 200 a day, he said! To top it all off, the language was absolutely dreadful, not to mention the personal insults aimed at me and my family! What a right charmer!12 yearsI received a call claiming that my router was malfunctioning. Since we're with Virgin for our internet, I instantly recognised it as a con and made that quite clear to him. They're only after your private information. My advice? Share nothing, though you might want to mention that you're married to someone in the police force.Virgin12 yearsThe individual on the other end asserted they were from technical support and insisted that my computer was compromised. Being fully cognizant that this was a ruse, I promptly told him to shove off.12 yearsI received a call from this number, but they hung up straight away as soon as they reached my voicemail. Quite frustrating, really!12 yearsI’m curious if anyone’s familiar with this number? They’ve called me twice, but whenever I attempt to get in touch with them, I just get that annoying engaged tone. Quite perplexing!Submit Your Own Report (020 8208 9898)
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