02088846397
TimeLine☎️ 02088846397 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 208884 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02088846397
- Washing machine warranty scam alertMay
2020Suspicious call about appliance warrantyMay
2020Scam caller; creepy and persistentMay
2020Scam call about fake warrantyMay
2020Scammers posing as warranty updatersMay
2020Inquired; hung up upon disposalMay
2020Suspicious cover request; data compromisedMay
2020Old cover claim, calls scammerMay
2020Aggressive call with outdated addressMay
2020Unwanted silent telephone ringMay
2020Old contract details requested forciblyMay
2020False renewal request for warrantyMay
2020Silent call signals scammers' returnMay
2020Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 13 First Seen: 15 May 2020 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Little Ellingham(Norfolk), Upper Up(Wiltshire) and Ynyswen(Powys).
02088846397 has 13 comments of which 9 x negative and 4 x neutral
02088846397 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02088846397 👆 is reported as a persistent washing machine warranty scam targeting people with calls about expired or soon-to-expire cover. Callers often sound pushy or aggressive, sometimes hang up abruptly, and may have outdated personal details. Several complainants highlight being asked for card or contract info despite having no recent or existing warranty, with machines often very old or no longer owned. Some calls use inappropriate, disrespectful language. Others are silent or drop the call when questioned. Overall, the number is linked to suspicious, scammy behaviour with attempts to extract personal or payment details under false pretences.
Reports on phone number 02088846397
6 yearsGot called by someone about a supposed warranty for my washing machine. Sounded dodgy - beware of E.E.T. ringing you up with that nonsense!E. E. T6 yearsGot a call from someone named Jason about extending our washing machine warranty with Appliances AfterCare. He was trying to sell me a discount on the extension. When I asked him where we actually got the washing machine from, he couldn’t answer. Then I asked why I hadn’t heard of him or the company before, and he just ended the call. Bit fishy if you ask me!JasonAppliances AfterCare6 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from a washing machine warranty company. I told them straight up that it wasn’t me, definitely not me, and they just hung up. Then later that evening around 6:40pm, I got another call from a ‘withheld’ number. This time the bloke started off with “how are you my beautiful sexy darling?” I bluntly told him, “I’m no one’s darling.” He replied, “You must be quite boring then.” I said, “Yeah, I suppose I am,” and he hung up. Pretty sure it was the same guy as before - same voice and tone. Proper nasty, sick people.6 yearsGot a call about a rubbish washing machine cover, but somehow they already had all my info? Bit dodgy if you ask me.6 yearsGot a call saying my washing machine warranty had run out. Not really unexpected given it’s been over 17 years and I never even got one in the first place... total rip-off!6 yearsGot a call from a bloke saying my washing machine’s warranty was about to run out and I should renew it. Thing is, I never even bought a warranty and that machine’s over six years old now. He wasn’t pushy or anything, just kept going on about it. I told him to leave me alone and ended the call. Definitely a scam!6 yearsgot a call with no one speaking at the other end, just dead silence. so annoying!6 yearsMy missus got a call saying our washing machine warranty had expired and they needed to "update" our information. But when she asked why they needed our details if the warranty was supposedly up, they just cut the call. Thing is, we've still got a whole year left on the warranty. Definitely sounded like a scam to me.6 yearsI was asking about a washing machine that’s about 20 years old, and as soon as I mentioned it was already thrown out, the caller just ended the call.6 yearsGot a call claiming to offer a warranty on my washing machine, but the person seemed pretty pushy. They mentioned an address we moved out of ages ago. As soon as I tried to say "No thanks..." they just cut me off without even saying goodbye. Definitely felt a bit shady to me.6 yearsThey were really pushy asking for my card info even though they already had my name, address, and some contract info that was pretty outdated.6 yearsHavent had one since lockdown ended, now that England’s gone back to work, the scammers are back calling again. Silent rings as usual.HaventEngland6 yearsI got a call the other day about renewing a washing machine warranty, but I don’t even have one, let alone for 5 years! Very strange and a bit annoying.Submit Your Own Report (020 8884 6397)
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