02086386595
☎️ 02086386595 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by WAVECREST NETWORKS LIMITED. It is part of the phone block 208638 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02086386595
- Quick Loans is a scam. BewareApr
2023Received offensive call, name-callingMar
2023Scam call from Manchester numbersMar
2023Persistent financial company making multiple callsDec
2022Asking about potential phone scamDec
2022Warning about persistent loan scammersNov
2022Repeat calls and verbal abuseNov
2022Annoying call; persistence led to silenceMay
2022Unsure about possible loan scamApr
2022Possible loan scam, payment requestsMar
2022Loan scam, asking for more moneyMar
2022Suspected scam call about houseFeb
2022Suspicious loan call, requested depositFeb
2022Warning about potential loan scamsFeb
2022False loan calls for LouiseJan
2022Scam, block government loan schemeJan
2022Warning about potential loan fraudJan
2022Blocking unknwown unwanted phone callsJan
2022Warning of aggressive loan scamDec
2021Avoid unwanted calls and messagesDec
2021Caution about suspicious loan offerNov
2021Warning about possible scam callsJul
2021Number Of Searches: 203 Number Of Comments: 20 First Seen: 25 July 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Greysteel(County Londonderry), Lancaster Canal(Cumbria) and Loughinisland(County Down).
02086386595 has 20 comments of which 9 x negative and 11 x neutral
02086386595 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02086386595 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive loan scam operation targeting individuals with repeated calls from multiple numbers, often under different company names. Victims have been pressured to pay upfront fees or deposits to access loans that never materialise. The callers use manipulative tactics, including rude behaviour and social engineering, attempting to gather personal and financial information. Some callers claim to represent government schemes or use cryptocurrency payment methods, adding to suspicion. Many have experienced harassment, confusion over loan details, and calls related to others’ loan applications referencing incorrect names. Such calls are generally considered fraudulent and should be blocked immediately to avoid financial loss and distress. Caution and vigilance are strongly advised.
Reports on phone number 02086386595
3 yearsSo, Quick Loans reached out to me, and honestly, watch out for them. I tried to get a £500 loan, ended up paying £450 already and now they're asking me for an extra £250 to sort it out. They keep telling me I'll eventually get the £500 loan along with the £450 and £250 back, but it smells like a total rip-off. Just check the other reviews here, loads of folks had the same trouble. Seriously, steer clear of these lot. Consider yourself warned!Quick Loans3 yearsI picked up when this number rang, and the person on the other end started insulting me with awful words.4 yearsGot calls from +442086386595 and other Manchester numbers, all of them scams. Proper annoying, kept blocking them but they just ring from a different number each time.Manchester4 yearsGot calls about getting a loan from the same finance firm like 7 times today, each time from a new number. I picked up a few times and it was always them. Tried blocking each number but they just keep ringing from different ones. Proper annoying!4 yearsHas anyone else had calls from 02086386595? Seems a bit dodgy, I’m wondering if it’s some sort of scam.4 yearsGot a call from some loan scam. Every time I answered, I called them out as scammers and then hung up and blocked the number. They kept ringing back though, using different numbers. Up to now, they’ve called me about 4 times.4 yearsI told them to stop ringing, but they phoned me again, this time a fourth call, then started calling me all sorts of names and just cut off. Proper rude!4 yearsGot a call from some so-called ‘finance’ person while I was in the middle of dealing with a massive work problem. I told them “no thanks” and hung up straight away. They had the nerve to ring back just to say I was being rude! Then they went on about how I wasn’t professional. Been on their line non-stop after that, hammering their number again and again for about half an hour, so they couldn’t bother anyone else. Haven’t had another call since. Bit sad really, probably some poorly paid folks in a call centre in Mumbai acting like they’re running the show!Mumbai5 yearsFirst, they said I needed to pay £70 to get the loan transferred to my bank, but I never received any money. Now they're asking for an extra £150 before they'll release the funds. Quite frustrating, honestly.5 yearsFirst they said I had to cough up £70 to get my loan, but nothing showed up in my account. Now they’re asking for another £150 before anything will be sent. It feels like a total scam.5 yearsI got a call from a woman who said it would just take 44 seconds. She asked if the house number she had was right and mentioned she was checking house prices. It seemed a bit dodgy to me so I just told her I was busy and hung up.5 yearsI got a call about a loan, but when I double-checked the company name later on, it was totally different from the first one they mentioned. After that, they insisted I send a deposit through Moon Pay to buy some sort of cryptocurrency. Felt fishy right away.Moonpay5 yearsThey kept asking for someone called Louise, who isn’t me, saying there was a loan involved. When I asked who was calling, they just ended the call. Over the last few days, I've had loads of calls from different numbers in Birmingham, London, and Manchester, all with the same story about a loan approved for a Louise or something similar. When I clarified that I wasn’t Louise, they wouldn’t stop, either accusing me of owing money or offering me £1000. It’s super annoying, so I’ve blocked all the numbers connected to it now.LouiseBirminghamLondonManchester5 yearsGot a call from someone saying it was a government programme offering loans. Took one look and blocked them right away - definite scam.5 yearsThey’re scammers pretending to give loans. All they want is your info so they can trick you into sending them money.5 yearsThey keep ringing but i never pick up. Think imma just block 'em now.5 yearsI got a couple of missed calls on my mobile then picked up an office phone to find out it was some loan scam. The person on the other end was really aggressive and rude, using some sneaky social engineering tricks. Later I played the recording back and it was clear they were trying to pressure me into falling for their scam. It’s seriously risky. Best to block the number straight away before they ring again.5 yearsGot a couple of missed calls from this number, just ignore it!5 yearsSo I got called by some loan company claiming I owed money, but then they told me to pay $600 through buy.moonpay[###] which seemed really dodgy. They reckoned since I couldn’t just pop out to the shop to buy it, that was how to sort it out. Definitely watch out for this kind of thing!5 yearsSomeone rang me saying it was about a loan, trying to offer credit, but I think they were just after my card details.Submit Your Own Report (020 8638 6595)
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