02085227617
☎️ 02085227617 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 208522 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02085227617
- Unknown number, may be scamJul
2022Unauthorized charges on father-in-law's invoiceNov
2020Elderly aunt unfairly charged repeatedlyApr
2020Confusion about careline test numberFeb
2019Accidental calls incur charges. DisappointedNov
2018Unexpected charge for unwarranted callOct
2018Easy access to careline numberSep
2018Suspicious late night phone callsAug
2018Number possibly from alarm companyAug
2018Unusual charges on mother's bill158Aug
2018Unexpected London calls on billAug
2018Midnight calls may be scamsJul
2018Unexplained call on elderly's billJul
2018Mother wrongly charged, needs investigationFeb
2018Pendant alarm service testing numberFeb
2018Lifeline pendant triggers phone numberSep
2017Mother's alarm pendant clarification helpfulJun
2017Fraudulent calls distress elderly motherJun
2017Scam number, costly, unblocked by BTMay
2017Unexplained calls on mother’s billMar
2017Unexpected calls on phone billMar
2017Receiving random calls, unhelpful responseSep
2016Warning about costly reverse chargeJul
2016Monthly bill dispute with BTJun
2016Issues with automatic charges at 4amMay
2016Continuous early morning unwanted callsApr
2011Number Of Searches: 370 Number Of Comments: 25 First Seen: 21 April 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Broad Oak(Merseyside) and Coxford(Cornwall).
02085227617 has 25 comments of which 19 x neutral and 2 x positive and 4 x negative
02085227617 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02085227617 👆 is reported as a number linked to pendant alarm or telecare services, often appearing on elderly or vulnerable peoples' BT phone bills with multiple calls at odd hours, frequently early morning or late at night. Many users state they did not place these calls but are being charged for them. Some mention it relates to testing or accidental activation of the alarm system, while others suspect it might be a scam or error, with callers receiving minimal support from providers like BT. The number sometimes appears repeatedly causing confusion and distress, especially for those with memory or sight impairments. Despite being associated with careline or lifeline alarms, charges can accumulate unexpectedly, leaving families puzzled and concerned about fraudulent billing or inadequate communication from service providers.
Reports on phone number 02085227617
6 yearsMy father-in-law found this number popping up on his bill multiple times overnight - and he’s been getting charged for it! Really weird.6 yearsI've been on a bit of a mission uncovering the source of this pesky issue for my dear old aunt. It appears she’s been hit with charges on her BT phone bill from a number that keeps popping up, ringing her 5 or 6 times in a row at rather absurd hours, both day and night. Some days she finds these calls racking up charges; on others, nothing seems to appear. It’s utterly disgraceful that the most at-risk among us are being burdened with costs from such a large provider, especially if this is indeed linked to Careline, as some others have speculated.Careline7 yearsI'm not sure how they managed to make the careline call look like it came from us, especially since it's just a careline test number. It's pretty confusing.8 yearsIt’s that pesky emergency pendant - if Mum happens to hit it, even inadvertently, they slap a fee on the call.Mum8 yearsI’ve received charges for a call from this number, even though, like everyone else, I never dialled it. The customer service team informed me that this is the firm responsible for managing the alarm system. So, what on earth is going on here?8 yearsHad no issues with the Careline 365 number, works perfectly fine.Careline8 yearsI’ve just gone over the phone bill of an older lady, and it looks rather peculiar. There were 23 calls in total, with 5 of those being free, and 18 ringing in at a cost of £4.87. Most of them seem to have happened during the late hours or in the wee small hours of the morning while she was fast asleep.8 yearsjust an update: i tried digging into this number cause there was nothing here on it, found a few posts dating back to 2017 which said it might be a pendant alarm company checking their system. me and my mum both use these pendants and we call them sometimes to make sure everything’s working okay, but honestly ive never noticed this number on any of our phone statements. i’m gonna ring careline to double check if thats true. maybe this helps someone out.Careline8 yearsI've noticed the same on my mum's phone bill - twice actually, once on 27th June and again on 27th July, both around half past six in the morning and only lasting 17 seconds. She's 92, there's no chance she’d be ringing a London number, especially so early. It's really odd. I'm definitely going to get in touch with BT about it because she's also been charged for the speaking clock service, something she neither recognises nor ever uses.LondonBT8 yearsMy 92 year old mum’s phone bill shows this twice as well - once on 27th July and again on 27th June, both right around 6:30 in the morning and only lasting 17 seconds each time. There’s no way she’d be ringing a London number, especially that early. It’s really odd. I’m going to get in touch with BT about it because she’s also been charged for calling the speaking clock, which she’s never even dialled or needed to.LondonBT8 yearsI've been receiving calls from this number during the wee hours when my elderly mother, who is 89, is deep in slumber. It's quite clear that it's a scam, and I'm beginning to suspect it might be linked to the alarm system we recently installed for her safety. Just a heads up to everyone out there!!!8 yearsthis number appeared on my mother-in-law’s phone bill, but she’s quite old and doesn’t really know how to make calls like that. i can’t figure out how her phone ended up calling this number at all.8 yearsMy elderly mother, who is 81 years old and relies on a telecare service, has been incorrectly billed for calls to this number, which she never actually dialled. In the midst of disputing this issue, her phone was disconnected. It's worth noting that her other bills have consistently been settled punctually. It’s crucial that our vulnerable seniors maintain their access to essential support services. BT needs to investigate this matter promptly.BT8 yearsThis number pertains to a pendant alarm service. During the course of testing the alarm alongside the service provider, this particular phone number appears on my BT bill for every trial conducted. It pops up roughly once a month, indicating that the company is performing line checks. Has anyone actually dialled this number to verify its purpose before pointing fingers at BT?BT9 yearsI noticed a peculiar charge on my phone bill that left me rather puzzled at first. After a bit of digging, I discovered that it’s linked to my lifeline pendant. Apparently, when you press that button, it automatically rings this number. Quite interesting, really!9 yearsOh, I've just uncovered what the mystery number is! Turns out, it belongs to my mum’s emergency alert system. BT had mentioned it was affiliated with a construction firm, but if they had only mentioned it was linked to a care service, I would have made the connection straightaway! Initially, I was informed it was complimentary, but it seems charges apply when it's actually used or during test calls. Hopefully, this will be useful for others in a similar situation. It’s a bit baffling that BT didn’t have this info at hand to share with me!BT9 yearsMy mother, who struggles with her eyesight and often forgets things, relies on a memory phone that only dials out by tapping on images of family members. Astonishingly, there's been a spate of 11 calls from this London number, 02085227617. There's absolutely no way she could have made those calls! I contacted BT for assistance, but they were utterly unhelpful. It feels like there’s a scam at play, and I’m determined to raise awareness about this fraudulent activity. It's ludicrous that someone is managing to exploit this situation. At 95 years old, my mother certainly doesn't need this hassle. We're completely baffled as to how it's happening. She believes BT should take responsibility for sorting this mess out. We shouldn't have to devote our time dealing with such fraudulent behaviour!LondonBT9 yearsWhat a complete con this number is! Honestly, if you dare answer, they’ll hit you with a charge of 47 pence. As for BT’s call management, it’s utterly useless against this one; it slips through the cracks every time, and BT's indifference is astounding!BT9 yearsThere have been a significant number of calls listed on my mum's BT phone statement to this particular number, and I can assure you that she hasn’t placed any of them.BT9 yearsI've noticed numerous charges from this number on my monthly phone bill, and I can categorically say that I haven't made those calls. Quite baffling, to be honest!10 yearsI'm getting all sorts of unsolicited calls lately. Every time I reach out to BT about it, they just fob me off without any proper assistance. Quite frustrating, really!BT10 yearsUsing this number will definitely set you back financially! It appears to be a sort of reverse charged call, which can catch you off guard.10 yearsThis number keeps popping up on my bill each month. BT has brushed me off, claiming that I must be the one making these calls, but I can assure you, I’m not!BT10 yearsIt tends to occur around four in the morning, and I wonder if it ends up being billed to you.11 yearsI keep getting phone calls at the crack of dawn, around 4 and 5 in the morning. The moment I pick up, I’m greeted by some bizarre beeping noise that just doesn’t make sense. What’s going on?Submit Your Own Report (020 8522 7617)
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