02475424974
TimeLine☎️ 02475424974 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Twilio Ireland Limited. It is part of the phone block 247542 with a prefix of 024. The area code 024 originates from Coventry.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02475424974
- Phone number provided without contextJul
2023Caller pretended Curry's, hung upOct
2022User mentioned Twilio platformSep
2022Scam alert: fake O2 callerSep
2022Caller disconnected upon answeringSep
2022Silent call when picked upSep
2022Scam call claiming to reduce billSep
2022Caller, user hung up quicklySep
2022Report, forward, advocate against scamsSep
2022Provided phone number for referenceSep
2022Calls automatically disconnect upon answeringSep
2022Repeated scam calls, fake discountsSep
2022Telephone number shared as commentSep
2022Suspicious discount call, no codeSep
2022Indian sales call, unwanted, rudeSep
2022No answer; caller wants callbackSep
2022Scam call, rude EE impersonatorSep
2022Caller is silent on phoneSep
2022No one present, possible scamSep
2022Bad line, background noise, scammerSep
2022Call center scam: Fake iPhone offerSep
2022User shared a phone numberSep
2022Cold calling; wasted time; blockedSep
2022Frustration with Twilio harassment blockingSep
2022No answer, no voicemail leftSep
2022Suspicious caller, unverifiable company detailsSep
2022Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 08 September 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bretton(Cambridgeshire), Kemback(Fife), Lochton of Leys(Aberdeenshire) and Tressady(Highland).
02475424974 has 21 comments of which 8 x negative and 13 x neutral
Reports on phone number 02475424974
4 yearsGot a call supposedly from Curry’s, they asked if my phone was an iPhone or a Samsung, so I just ended the call. 024 7542 4972CurrySamsung4 yearsTwilio4 yearsWatch out! I got a phone call from someone with an Indian accent claiming to be from O2, offering some sort of discount. Turns out, they had access to hacked passwords and login info from the dark web. If you get a call like this, best thing is to call O2 straight away and update your private info. Don’t ever share your security codes or one-time passwords with them. Stay safe!4 yearsI picked up and they just cut off straight away.4 yearsThey rang me but I just ended the call straight away.4 yearsPhone rang and as soon as I picked up, it just cut off - seems like one of those robocalls.4 yearsI answered the call, and to my surprise, a chap with a noticeable Indian accent was on the other end. He claimed to represent O2 and was trying to entice me with a supposed 40% reduction on my monthly plan as a reward for my "loyalty". Quite amusing, considering I’m actually with EE, not O2!EE4 yearsI've received several calls from 024 7542 4974 trying to sell me O2 deals, but I don't even use their services. Pretty sure it's just one of those Indian call centre scams.4 yearsGot a call from someone with an Indian accent claiming to be from "EE," but the line was really fuzzy. Definitely one of those telemarketer calls trying to sell something. As if I care about how they say I'm doing today! I just gave them a quick brush-off, that’s all they get.EE4 yearsI picked up the phone, and all I got was complete silence on the other end.4 yearsHad a call from someone saying they were with EE trying to offer me a cheaper plan. The connection was awful, and when I said I couldn’t hear properly, the person got really annoyed and quite rude. I’m quite certain it was a dodgy scam call.EE4 yearsI rang but got no reply. Looks like they expect you to ring back.4 yearsGot a call, no one speaking on the other end. Pretty annoying when they just stay quiet.4 yearsI picked up but no one answered, felt like one of those annoying cold calls. Just watch out, folks.4 yearsI got a call from some bloke claiming he was from O2, saying they'd give me a 30% discount because I was a loyal customer. Supposedly, the discount would come through a text message with a code. I told him if it was legit, they’d just knock 30% off my bill automatically. Of course, I never got that text with the code 😞4 yearsThe call was awful, filled with loads of noisy background sounds, almost like being at a noisy football match, making it really hard to understand anything. I kept asking the woman on the line who she was trying to reach, but all she said was that she was from my phone provider! After a few more attempts to get a proper answer, she suddenly ended the call. To me, it seemed like a pushy scammer trying to trick me.4 yearsThere was loads of noise in the background, sounded just like a call centre. The person said they were calling from O2 and wanted to offer me a new iPhone 14 PRO, but I'm not convinced.4 yearsHaha, that Jeff Lawson guy running Twilio should maybe try having all those calls spammed back at him! Can't believe the amount of annoying calls they send. I've had to block his company's number so many times now - blocked, blocked and blocked once more! 😂HahaJeff LawsonTwilio4 yearsI didn’t pick up and there was no voicemail left 😡4 yearsGot a call from a woman who used my full name, which was a bit odd. When I asked her where she was calling from, she just ended the call straight away. Later, I checked the company she said she worked for in Liverpool but couldn’t find any office there at all online. Bit suspicious if you ask me.Liverpool4 yearsGot a call out of the blue offering mobile contract deals. Total waste of time, to be honest. I've gone ahead and blocked the number now.Submit Your Own Report (024 7542 4974)
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