02083913317
☎️ 02083913317 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 208391 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02083913317
- Suspicious call from tax authoritiesSep
2021Verification call led to disconnectionJul
2021Warning about scam phone callJul
2021Unknown caller likely a scamJul
2021Received unwanted call; blocked numberJul
2021Caller pretending from Amazon, aggressive attitudeJul
2021Scam call from fake AmazonJul
2021Scam call impersonating Amazon representativesJul
2021Problem with Amazon Prime scam. BlockJul
2021Amazon scam claims are falseJul
2021Unknown number, no message leftJul
2021User warns of Amazon Prime scamJul
2021Suspicious calls regarding Amazon renewalJul
2021Suspicious call from imposter sourceJul
2021Scam alert for Amazon primeJul
2021Number Of Searches: 55 Number Of Comments: 14 First Seen: 06 July 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Castell-y-rhingyll(Carmarthenshire), Romiley(Cheshire), Tresoweshill(Cornwall) and Whity Gill(North Yorkshire).
02083913317 has 14 comments of which 11 x negative and 3 x neutral
02083913317 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02083913317 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number pretending to be from Amazon Prime or Inland Revenue, using automated or aggressive tactics to pressure for personal details or payment. Callers often fail to confirm account details, hang up abruptly, or react rudely when challenged. Many users mention no legitimate connection to Amazon Prime, with some receiving threats or manipulative behaviour, especially vulnerable individuals. The number is frequently flagged as spam and blocked by recipients. Overall, it appears to be a phishing attempt targeting personal information under the guise of subscription renewal or unpaid tax demands.
Reports on phone number 02083913317
5 yearsGot a call earlier claiming to be from customs and inland revenue about some overdue tax, but it was one of those automated messages. Seems like they might’ve left the number unused for a while and just started using it again. Definitely felt like a scam to me.Inland Revenue and Customs5 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Alan at Amazon Prime. Definitely a scam.AlanAmazon Prime5 yearsso today i got a call and i mentioned i had 3 prime accounts, asked them to verify it. they suddenly said they couldn’t hear me properly and just hung up on me. quite strange!5 yearsNo message was left on my phone, so I'm pretty sure it was just another scam call.5 yearsHad a call earlier while I was busy working. I’m not familiar with that London number so I just dismissed it. Looked it up afterwards and saw loads of people had blocked it. Also, I never even order anything from Amazon!LondonAmazon5 yearsSomebody rang claiming to be from Amazon about my Prime account. When I said they weren’t actually with Amazon, the person got really rude and pushy.Amazon5 yearsSo I got a call from someone called halima or alina claiming my amazon prime subscription had just renewed and that £7.99 was taken from my account. Tried to pull the wool over my eyes but nah, not falling for it! She spoke all sweet, so I returned the favour by saying “no way! we both know this is dodgy, cheers and bye”. Blocked the number instantly.HalimaAlina5 yearsMy mum got a call from 02083913317, with someone claiming to be from Amazon saying there was an issue with her Prime subscription. Since my dad passed away recently, she was a bit confused about whether it was real. They even got quite nasty, saying if she didn't fix it that day, she'd be blocked from using Amazon forever. Luckily, she hung up on them ‘cause they weren't very polite at all.Amazon5 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from Amazon Prime. Asked for my info and when I questioned them, they got a bit rude. After about 50 seconds, I just cut them off and blocked the number. Not falling for that nonsense!Amazon5 yearsgot a call saying they were from Amazon, total scam! don’t believe it.Amazon5 yearsThis number seems unfamiliar to me. They didn't leave any voicemail either.5 yearsI answered the call but it was marked as spam straight away. Later found out it was some kind of Amazon Prime scam, which is odd since i don’t even have that service.5 yearsI got a call saying my Amazon Prime was up for renewal. The woman on the phone couldn’t tell me my real name and when I asked her again, she just made one up. As soon as I said that wasn’t right, she just hung up. This is the fourth time I’ve had a call like this in three days, and none of them knew my actual name. Definitely a scam, especially since I don’t even have a Prime account.5 yearsGot a call from someone called Lucifer (bit of a strange name if you ask me!) saying my Amazon Prime was about to expire today and asking if I wanted to renew it. Turns out he was actually ringing the business and couldn't even confirm the name on the account! Quite dodgy if you ask me.LuciferSubmit Your Own Report (020 8391 3317)
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