03007906061
TimeLine☎️ 03007906061 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 300790 with a prefix of 0300.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03007906061
- Fraudulent TV licence phone scamSep
2026Suspicious TV licensing scam letterJun
2025Caller identity not recognizedSep
2021Believes it's a scam letterJul
2020Genuine number for TV licensingApr
2020Suspected scam regarding TV licensingMar
2020Elderly mother received concerning letterDec
2019Mum received TV letter, numberOct
2019Call for accountability in technologyOct
2019Possible hoax regarding payment letterAug
2019Inquiry about TV licensingJul
2019Unknown calls on disabled mother's phoneJun
2019Beware of TV licensing scamJun
2019Scam targeting elderly, misleading lettersApr
2019Suspicious letter, won't call numberDec
2018Unrecognized number on my billOct
2018Mother-in-law is the callerApr
2014Number Of Searches: 62 Number Of Comments: 15 First Seen: 10 April 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Hamptworth(Wiltshire), Huncote(Leicestershire) and Waldershaigh(South Yorkshire).
03007906061 has 15 comments of which 3 x negative and 11 x neutral and 1 x positive
03007906061 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03007906061 👆 is reported as a number associated with fraudulent activity, specifically linked to scam letters claiming to be from TV Licensing. Multiple users describe receiving official-looking letters stating their TV licence, particularly for those over 75, was due to expire, urging contact via this number. Concerns highlight that these communications target vulnerable individuals, often addressing recipients as "The Occupier" without personalisation, raising suspicion. Users advise caution and recommend verifying licence status through legitimate channels instead of responding to such letters. Overall, this number is flagged as part of a deceptive scheme intended to alarm and potentially defraud recipients. New visitors should be vigilant and avoid engaging with this number to prevent falling victim to scams.
Reports on phone number 03007906061
8 daysThat letter claiming to be about the over 75 TV licence and using this number 0300 7906061 is definitely a scam. They try and trick you into giving out your DOB and National Insurance number so they can steal your identity and commit fraud. Watch out, its not legit.National5 yearsGot a call from a number I didn’t recognise.6 yearsHey, just a heads up... I wouldn’t trust anything coming from this number. Feels a bit dodgy to me, like it might be one of those scams.6 yearsI got a letter about renewing my over 75 TV licence and this number was on it. Sounds legit to me. When I called, the voicemail seemed proper and not dodgy at all.7 yearsI got a letter from TV Licensing saying my Over 75 TV licence was nearly up for renewal. But the licence number they gave me didn’t match the one on the licence I’ve already paid for. Smells like a total TV licensing scam to me!TV Licensing7 yearsThis letter turned up for my poorly elderly mum and it really set off alarm bells for me!!!7 yearsThe number mentioned above popped up on a TV bill my mum got the other day.7 yearsHonestly, just forget about the letter and the number. With all the tech we have now, you'd think they’d catch these folks and make them pay already. It’s about time they got tracked down and dealt with properly.7 yearsMy mum got a letter like that too. She was planning to send the money this month, but after chatting with another relative, we’re starting to think it might be a bit of a scam!7 yearsI've noticed these numbers popping up in the call list on my mum's phone, she's disabled so it's a bit worrying. Does anyone know what these might mean?7 yearsGot a letter supposedly from TV Licensing today asking me to ring them up at this number. It said my over 75 TV licence would expire on 31st October 2019. Definitely a dodgy scam - watch out for it!TV Licensing8 yearsI got a letter from the tv licensing people too, with the same phone number and all. It struck me as strange that it was just for the 'occupier' when they already have my details. When I looked up the number, turns out it’s a scam! It’s pretty convincing and could easily scare older folks into replying.TV Licensing8 yearsToday, I got a letter claiming to be from TV licensing. It had my exact TV licence number on it and said that my free licence wouldn’t be renewed once it expired. The letter told me to call the number listed, but I looked it up online and came across this site instead. So, I won’t be ringing that number. The letter was just addressed to "The Occupier" with my full address, no actual name. Sounds like this deserves a mention in the news to alert others.The Occupier8 yearsI just noticed this number on my phone bill, but I have no memory of making any call to it.13 yearsactually, my mother-in-law is the one who always gets calls like this!Submit Your Own Report (0300 790 6061)
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