02087074945
TimeLine☎️ 02087074945 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Virgin Media Limited. It is part of the phone block 208707 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02087074945
- Warning: Computer scam phone callsDec
2014Indians scamming about PC issuesDec
2014Frustrated with persistent unanswered callsDec
2014Annoying calls from unrecognized numbersDec
2014Nuisance scam calls persistently receivedDec
2014Unwanted call, ex-directory violation notedDec
2014Scam call from London numberDec
2014Unrecognizable number, silent call receivedDec
2014Scam attempt for computer accessDec
2014Call ended abruptly, no responseDec
2014Questioning validity of data sourceDec
2014Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 10 December 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Broomley(Northumberland), Garthorpe(Leicestershire) and Penrhiwgoch(Carmarthenshire).
02087074945 has 11 comments of which 8 x neutral and 3 x negative
02087074945 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02087074945 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance call, often linked to computer scams where callers claim faults on your PC. Many users note the caller uses a London number that may be rerouted from abroad, frequently from India, and the calls sometimes drop or go silent. Callers try to access personal information, using databases that target ex-directory or deceased persons. Despite being registered with do not call lists, the nuisance persists, with some callers instantly hanging up when challenged. The overall experience is described as invasive and fraudulent, involving attempts to steal private and banking details.
Reports on phone number 02087074945
12 yearsI've gotten multiple calls from this number, and a few times the call just cut off. The last time, around 10:25 on 19th December 2014, a woman speaking with an Indian accent told me there was something wrong with my computer. It's a total scam! Legit companies like Microsoft or your internet provider never ring you about issues unless you’ve contacted them first. The number starts with 0208, which makes you think it’s from London, but I’m pretty sure it’s actually routed from abroad. Honestly, I can’t believe they still have the guts to keep trying this trick! I guess they just need to succeed once or twice to catch someone’s personal info and bank details. Please, whatever you do, don’t hand over any information - they’re nothing but con artists!IndiaMicrosoftLondon12 yearsThis number keeps ringing me, so I try to call back with 141 on the start to keep my number hidden, but it's never going through. Really annoying!12 yearsHad a call come through but when I answered, no one spoke and then the line just cut off. Tried ringing back after checking the number using 1471 but it said the number couldn't be found. This kinda thing has happened loads of times now... definitely some sort of scam. I’m on the TPS and all that, but still get bothered with these annoying calls pretty often.TPS12 yearsGot a call from some lads saying my computer had issues. Pretty sure it was just some dodgy scammers from India.India12 yearsGot one of those calls again and quickly cut it off. Honestly can't understand how they can use a London number that's totally unrecognisable and BT just doesn't seem bothered at all.LondonBT12 yearsI picked up when this number rang, and a lady speaking with an Indian accent told me there was a problem with my computer. I'd heard about this scam before, so I just hung up straight away. Looks like they’re trying the same old scam again! Don’t fall for it - they’re just after your personal info, plain and simple. Absolute scammers. The 020 area code makes me think they’re calling from London.London12 yearsGot a call from this bloke earlier, asking if I was the main computer user. When I asked who he was after, he reckoned it was me by name. Curious, I asked where he found my number, and he said some database. I told him I'm ex-directory, and just as I was about to mention I’m signed up with the TPS, he quickly said sorry and ended the call. I've realised with loads of ads calls, the moment I mention I'm ex-directory, they tend to bugger off straight away. Pretty sure it’s against the rules to phone ex-directory numbers, and looks like they’re well aware - they just drop off quick when you say it. Hopefully that’s of some use.Telephone Preference Service12 yearsI had no idea whose number this was so I just let it ring straight to my voicemail. When I listened back, I could hear loads of background noise like a call centre, with people talking and breathing right into the phone. But there wasn’t any actual message or words, then it just suddenly cut off.12 yearsBit of a con, they were after getting into my computer.12 yearsI answered but there was nothing but silence before they just cut the call.12 yearsI received a call from someone asking for Mrs and then a name that was simply our late partner's initials. I'm quite curious about the sort of database these individuals rely on!Submit Your Own Report (020 8707 4945)
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