02392603119
TimeLine☎️ 02392603119 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 239260 with a prefix of 023. The area code 023 originates from Portsmouth.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02392603119
- Suspicious caller asking about tariffJun
2015Ariel Direct sells O2 productsMar
2015Harassing calls claiming to be O2Feb
2015Received silent call, disconnected abruptlyJan
2015Concerns about privacy and data sharingJan
2015O2 confirms it's Aerial DirectNov
2014Suspicious phone call from "Ben"Nov
2014Male caller hung up quicklyNov
2014Annoying persistent phone callsNov
2014Inquiring about unknown caller identityOct
2014Local number, great deal receivedOct
2014Daily calls causing frustration, unwantedAug
2014Missed call, no callback neededAug
2014Foreign number, likely scam callAug
2014Suspicious call, potentially threatening situationAug
2014Suspicious call, potential scam warningAug
2014Received repeated calls, avoiding answeringAug
2014Caller expressed affection playfullyJul
2014Curious about simultaneous phone callJul
2014Imposter claiming to be 02Jul
2014Annoying calls, seek government actionJul
2014Annoying repeated calls, haven't calledJun
2014User seeks caller identification assistanceJun
2014Call, no one answers ringNov
2013Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 24 First Seen: 01 June 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Chelwood Common(East Sussex) and Codnor Park(Derbyshire).
02392603119 has 24 comments of which 5 x negative and 19 x neutral
02392603119 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02392603119 👆 is reported as a persistent caller claiming affiliation with O2 but actually linked to a third-party business called Ariel Direct. Many users warn it is not O2 itself, but a sales firm offering O2 contracts at higher prices with long-term binding agreements. Calls often involve suspicious behaviour such as silent hangs-up, unclear messages, or dubious questions about tariffs, leading to concerns over potential scams or aggressive telemarketing. Some find the calls intrusive and frequent, with complaints about harassment and no easy way to stop them. While a few report positive experiences, the consensus advises caution, recommending direct contact with O2 to avoid misleading middlemen and to secure better deals. Users should remain vigilant and avoid sharing personal or banking information.
Reports on phone number 02392603119
11 yearsI've now been contacted by someone claiming to be from O2 for the second time in two weeks, specifically asking about my tariff. What could their motives be?11 yearsReceived a call just now. However, as soon as I picked up, there was complete silence on the other end. Quite strange, really.12 yearsI've received numerous calls from this call centre, operating under various numbers, that claim to be Ariel Direct-a company linked to O2. Their focus is selling O2 business mobile contracts. I urge caution as they're not O2 themselves; they're merely retailing their offerings. Typically, you'll find yourself shelling out considerably more, since you’re essentially dealing with a middleman. It's far more prudent to compare options or, even better, to contact O2 directly for a more favourable arrangement. Opting for an Echo contract with Ariel Direct might lock you into a lengthy business contract with no escape for years! Just a heads up-these folks at Ariel Direct are merely reselling O2's products, not representing O2 itself!Ariel DirectO2Echo12 yearsMy husband keeps receiving phone calls from someone claiming to be from O2. I find it strange because I thought O2 does not make unsolicited phone calls. Is there a way to stop this?12 yearsI received a call on my mobile, picked it up, and heard some background noise, but no one actually said anything before it cut off.12 yearsIt's absurd how people like this manage to acquire your contact information. It seems that someone must be supplying it, and honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if O2 is distributing the numbers to gain more customers. Though I can't say for sure how that would benefit them.12 yearsI recently called O2 to inquire about a particular phone number belonging to their network. However, they informed me that it is not their number. Instead, it appears to be associated with a company called Aerial Direct. You can find more information about them at their website: http://www.aerial-direct.co.uk/#2.O2Aerial Direct12 yearsI received a call on my mobile phone, and even though I initially didn't plan on answering it, I thought it might be the bank as I had spoken to them earlier in the day. The caller, who identified himself as Ben from o2, was a man. He inquired about my mobile plan, including how much I pay and what I receive for that amount. Additionally, he asked if I would like to upgrade to a £20 monthly payment. When I declined, he promptly ended the call. This whole interaction left me feeling quite suspicious.Ben12 yearsA man called, greeted me with a simple hello. I promptly responded and introduced myself, but he hung up the phone without saying anything. - Regards, Chris ByrneChris Byrne12 yearsIt's highly irritating when my mobile phone keeps ringing constantly. It's such a bother!12 yearsMay I know the identity of this individual?12 yearsFeeling a bit unfamiliar? Don't worry, it's actually a local rate number for an O2 center of excellence. I managed to snag a fantastic offer with a whopping 40% discount on my tariff. Not every opportunity out there is a scam, you know! lol12 yearsI am constantly receiving phone calls from them every day at the same time, and I am becoming increasingly frustrated with it. It would be greatly appreciated if you could assist me in finding a solution to put an end to these calls. As per the legal guidelines, if I were to continuously call and bother someone, I would be held accountable for phone stalking.12 yearsI received a phone call on my mobile, but I missed it. I didn't bother returning the call. Thank you for providing me with the information.12 yearsThe phone number seemed quite foreign to me, and I'm relieved that I didn't answer it because they called so early in the morning. However, my concern grew as I didn't recognize the number. Many comments suggest it may be a scam, so I will definitely avoid answering if that same number calls again. It's reassuring.12 yearsAn unknown person called one of our elderly relatives and urgently requested that they leave the premises at once. When our family member asked who was calling, the caller abruptly ended the conversation by hanging up.12 yearsI received a suspicious call on my mobile phone. The female caller mentioned something that I couldn't comprehend. I suspected it might be a scam, so I hung up the call.12 yearsI received a call from this number just now, and it seems that this same number, but ending in 118, called a long time ago. I didn't answer, just in case anyone's curious!12 yearsI received a call from a certain number, and the person on the line expressed their affection for me. They sounded quite adorable.12 yearsA certain number called both my phone and my friend's phone simultaneously, and now I'm curious about the nature of this "misunderstanding."12 yearsUpon receiving a call where the caller claimed to be O2 and requested your bank details, it is best to quickly disconnect the call.12 yearsI keep receiving calls from this particular number at all hours of the day and night. If I was able to track them down, they would need dental care for the rest of their lives. It's frustrating how the government has the ability to monitor all phone calls, texts, emails, and so on, yet they can't or won't put an end to these annoying calls.12 yearsI am continuously receiving calls from a number claiming that I had called them, despite not having made any such call. Their persistent behavior is causing me great annoyance!12 yearsWho called you? Check and let me know.Submit Your Own Report (023 9260 3119)
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