02088197066
TimeLine☎️ 02088197066 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 208819 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02088197066
- Report scam calls, avoid engagementDec
2022Report all scam attempts to policeDec
2022Encouraging reporting of scam attemptsDec
2022Report all scams to policeDec
2022Anthony Johnson brags about fashionDec
2022User provided "Jack Allen" as inputSep
2022Reported scam involving investment companyAug
2021Cold callers scam older individualsAug
2021Unprofessional calls from fake FCAMay
2021Received call from unknown personMar
2021Scam caller pretending to be legitimateMar
2021Deceptive call from Lewis AppletonFeb
2021Received aggressive phone call, didn't investFeb
2021Johnston offers investment opportunity, mysteriously disappearsFeb
2021Appleton mentioned speaking from TACSFeb
2021Potential scam call from 'compass.'Feb
2021Cold call about investment opportunityFeb
2021Unwanted sales call, unexpected reactionFeb
2021Angry and suspicious of callJan
2021Reported a scam targeting elderlyJan
2021Scammed by Bridget Bentley. Be cautiousDec
2020Avoid investment scammer Bridget BrntleyDec
2020Stocks and shares, top upNov
2020Number Of Searches: 94 Number Of Comments: 14 First Seen: 02 November 2020 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Corley Ash(Warwickshire), Crossgill(Cumbria) and Portknockie(Moray).
02088197066 has 14 comments of which 8 x negative and 6 x neutral
02088197066 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02088197066 👆 is reported as a nuisance involving persistent scam calls, often from people claiming to offer investment opportunities with guaranteed returns or fake legal threats. Callers use fake or spoofed numbers, sometimes pretending to be from reputable organisations like the FCA or banks. Many targets are elderly, facing pressure tactics and confusing, aggressive behaviour. Blocking usually doesn’t work as scammers keep switching numbers. Reporting calls to official police or cyber crime sites is crucial but rarely done by victims. Some scammers use charming or emotional tactics to gain trust, others get aggressive when refused. Numerous names like Lewis Appleton, Anthony Johnson, and Bridget Bentley appear linked to these schemes involving supposed shares, bonds, or asset-backed ISAs promising unrealistic profits. Overall, the scam calls are sophisticated, persistent, and often target vulnerable people.
Reports on phone number 02088197066
4 yearsGot a call from someone named Anthony Johnson who was going on about how he rocks real Versace tees and has all these bags displayed all over his room. Quite the character!Anthony JohnsonVersace5 yearsIt’s sad but those people ringing us are just cold callers trying to trick elderly folks into a scam.5 yearsLooks like I'm not the only person getting calls from this Appleton guy. At first, he sounds all nice and polite, but then he suddenly gets rude. Honestly, he comes off as a bit of a coward. He gave me a phone number but didn’t mention any business name. When I tried calling the number, it didn’t connect but redirected me to some website online. The whole thing felt really odd, and I couldn’t make out a single thing he was saying - just nonsense.5 yearsGot a call again from some bloke called “Lewis Appelton” asking after my dad who’s been gone for ages. I played along, knowing it was some sort of scam. I told him I had £5000 ready to invest and needed to do it quick. He then gave me a bank sort code and account number for some woman. I faked someone knocking at my door but kept listening, and overheard him telling his mate he needed “some gear” and to “give me a line.” Not to sound old fashioned, but I’m pretty sure what he meant! I cut the call there and definitely won’t be answering if Lewis rings again.BlimeyLewis5 yearsSo I got a call from a woman named Bridget, and honestly, she reminded me of this really horrible Rachel Williams who called me ages back. When I told Bridget I wasn’t interested in investing, she actually started crying! It was all a bit pathetic if you ask me.BridgetRachel Williams5 yearsToday, i got a call back from Antony Johnston who said his firm had just heard some promising news about an investment deal offering a 6% yearly return linked to government bonds. Before getting into the offer, he asked again if i knew that the current interest rates were really low, same as the last time he rang. He sounded polite and well mannered, but the moment i told him i didn’t have any cash to put in, he just hung up on me. Something odd too, he shared his phone number before but when i tried calling it back using 1471, both times i got told that the caller had blocked his number.Antony Johnston5 yearsGot a call from someone named Lewis Appleton who claimed he was with TACS.Lewis AppletonTACS5 yearsThis number, 0207 819 7066, has repeatedly phoned my in-laws, who are well into their 80s. They claimed they were from Compass and told them since they had invested with them for years, they qualified for extra shares. Then they pushed the idea of putting it in a bond, but it would come at a £1,500 fee! That sounds like a total scam to me.Compass5 yearsI got a call about some investment opportunities, they said they’d get back to me once there was more news from their firm.5 yearssome guy called "inthony johnson" from "treasury consultant group" rang out of the blue trying to pitch some kind of investment plan. when we said we weren’t interested, he got all annoyed like it was our fault. told us "you just let me talk for ten minutes!" then hung up on us. mate, you called us first, we never asked for this!Anthony JohnsonTreasury Consultant Group5 yearsso this guy antony johnson called us a couple times, my husband didnt really get what he was trying to say at first but then he heard something about agreeing to pay £2000. they actually sent some kind of contract, but he never signed anything. now the legal team from that company phoned him but he missed it, so hes gonna call them back tomorrow. any advice would be great, thanks xAnton Johnson6 yearsHelped out an elderly man who kept receiving calls from this number. The people on the other end kept telling him they’d bought bonds in his name and wanted him to settle the payment. They even went as far as sending him a contract to sign. Pretty sure the name they gave was something like TACS. Total rip-off, just trying to fleece vulnerable elderly folks.6 yearsBridget Brntley is one dodgy investment scammer who’ll try to convince you to put your money in with promises of high returns. If you refuse, she turns really aggressive and starts claiming you agreed to a deal over the phone. Such a rude and unpleasant person, can’t trust her at all.Bridget Brntley6 yearsGot a call from some place called TACS, they said they handle stocks and shares. Then suddenly they started telling me to add more funds to my shares and promised a 6% interest return. Sounded fishy to me!TACSSubmit Your Own Report (020 8819 7066)
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