03300271017
☎️ 03300271017 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by DIDWW Ireland Limited. It is part of the phone block 330027 with a prefix of 0330.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03300271017
- Scam involving fake PPI refundMay
2017Fraudulent call about PPI claimApr
2017Fraudulent caller; abuse reportedApr
2017Suspicious call about non-existent claimApr
2017Avoid answering unknown callsApr
2017Warning about scam phone callsApr
2017Cheeky individual on phone lineApr
2017JANET Asian PPI scam callApr
2017Worried about silent phone callApr
2017Silent caller, potentially concerning situationApr
2017Persistent aggressive scam phone callsApr
2017Annoying scam call hanging upApr
2017Warning: This is a scamApr
2017Scam involving purchase with iTunesApr
2017Repeated annoying morning phone callsApr
2017Regular silent phone calls requestedApr
2017Frequent silent calls received dailyApr
2017Scam caller posing as authorityApr
2017Avoid scams; stay cautiousApr
2017Call, hang up when answerApr
2017Call unanswered, no response receivedMar
2017Dodgy claim, suspicious charges, beware!Mar
2017Fraudulent call posing as PPIMar
2017Doubts legitimacy of refund offerMar
2017PPI refund scam involving vouchersMar
2017Received silent call; disconnected quicklyMar
2017Beware, it's a scam callMar
2017Scam involving fake PPI claimsMar
2017Caller identified as Indian, PPIMar
2017Hang up, do not engageMar
2017Number Of Searches: 131 Number Of Comments: 29 First Seen: 08 March 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from East Lavington(West Sussex), Mount Pleasant(Cheshire), New Village(North Yorkshire) and Roosebeck(Cumbria).
03300271017 has 29 comments of which 15 x negative and 14 x neutral
03300271017 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03300271017 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving false PPI compensation offers. Callers claim victims are owed substantial sums, typically around £3,750, and insist on receiving payment via iTunes vouchers or cash upfront, usually 10% of the supposed payout. The scammers often use fake names and claim to operate on behalf of reputable organisations, sometimes promising cash delivery to victims' homes. Calls frequently involve silence, hang-ups, or aggressive responses when challenged, and are linked to call centres, often based overseas. Recipients are strongly advised not to engage, provide personal information, or purchase vouchers, as these interactions are fraudulent attempts to steal money. Authorities recommend reporting such calls and exercising caution to protect against these well-known, persistent phone scams.
Reports on phone number 03300271017
9 yearsGot a call from this number 0012345678954, telling me I could get £3750 cash if I bought £375 of iTunes vouchers and sent the codes over. The bloke said his name was David Clark, but honestly, he sounded Indian to me. Total rubbish, just a proper PPI scam. Don't fall for it.David Clark9 yearsSo I got a call from someone named Melvyn Harrison claiming I'd won a PPI settlement, like £3,750 or something. They wanted me to purchase an iTunes card to claim the money. Naturally, I didn't go through with it. Later, a number 0012345678954 rang me back asking if I’d bought the card. I told them I had, but only if the cash arrived with the driver first. Guess what? No one ever showed up.Melvyn Harrison10 yearsLate last year, I got a call from this number about some PPI claim. They told me to have cash ready for the driver and even dropped their fee from 25% down to 10%. After agreeing to meet, I quickly ended the call and got in touch with the City of London fraud squad, who handle scams like these down in the South East - I’m based in Hampshire. The police actually set up an officer to wait at my place for the meeting, but the 'courier' never turned up. Instead, they rang back and started shouting abuse at me for calling the cops! Now I’m getting random calls all the time, day and night - mostly hang-ups but sometimes nasty messages left on my answerphone. What a pack of useless scam artists!City of LondonSouth EastHampshire10 yearsJust got a call from this number saying they're delivering £3750 by van for some PPI claim I never put in. Tried calling back but no answer. Had a look up the number after and it seems dodgy.10 yearsSomeone called looking for my grandson, but he was asleep at the time. They said they’d try calling again. From now on, I'm just gonna ignore these calls or hang up straight away.10 yearsdont trust this call, its a total scam. never hand over your bank details or buy stuff like itunes cards or any kind of voucher for them. these people are just out to steal your cash without giving you anything back. theres loads of call centres across india doing the same thing, ripping off loads of folks every single day, which is really awful. they trick heaps of people and make loads from it.India10 yearsThis number belongs to a right dodgy character, honestly.10 yearsGot a call from 03300271017 but no one spoke, felt quite creepy. Makes me think they might be scouting the house for a chance to get in?10 yearsThis number keeps ringing me constantly. When I told the person it was a scam, they got really rude and called us liars, saying we were just wasting their time. They’re still phoning even now. Apparently, they claim to be from Canary Wharf FCA or something like that.Canary WharfFCA10 yearsGot a call from 03300271017 and all I could hear was silence, really creepy. Makes me think someone might be scoping out the place to see if they can get in or something.10 yearsI barely got a chance to answer before they cut me off, so frustrating. Judging by what others have said, this is definitely another scam call.10 yearsMy mum and dad got a call from someone called Melvin Hamilton. He said they could get £3750 if they bought £175 worth of iTunes vouchers and paid £200 cash upfront. I warned them ages ago about this kind of thing and told them to steer clear. I did a quick search online and it’s obviously a total scam. Seriously, don’t fall for it!Melvin HamiltoniTunes10 yearsThey ring me nearly every day but never say a word when I pick up.10 yearsThey ring me up every single day but never say a word. It's really weird!10 yearsI keep getting calls every morning around 10.30 to 11, but whenever I pick up, they just hang up. It’s so frustrating!10 yearsI got a call from this guy Melvyn Hamilton who told me to buy an iTunes card worth £375, saying it was for delivering my PPI package. He said the delivery driver would come and collect the card from me.Melvyn Hamilton10 yearsI got a call from a woman who said her name was Christine Clark and that she was calling on behalf of the FCA. She told me that I was going to receive some PPI money at my house. After that, she connected me to their accounts team, who then asked me to buy some iTunes gift cards.Christine ClarkFCAiTunes10 yearsWatch out, don’t fall for a scam!10 yearsThey keep ringing my phone, but I just pick up and hang straight away when I get on the line.10 yearsWhen I picked up and tried to respond, they just ended the call right away.10 yearsReally suspicious situation here, they rang up telling me I had a PPI claim sorted with a very specific sum, then said some courier would be delivering the money but I had to hand over 10% to the driver. I flat out told them no way I was handing out cash to anyone and they just cut the call. Absolutely feels like they’re targeting people who aren’t so savvy!10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from PPI, said they were sending money to me but only if I bought iTunes gift cards first. Definitely sounded like a scam to me.iTunes10 yearsI received a call from this number, and the caller was purporting to be from a PPI firm. They mentioned I was eligible for a refund of £3,170. Apparently, they intended to transfer the funds to me by half seven this evening, but insisted I pay £375 in iTunes vouchers beforehand. It surely seems dodgy to me; who on earth would want payment made in iTunes vouchers?10 yearsThey rang me up saying I was owed a PPI payout of £3175. Then they told me the cash would be delivered by FedEx, and I was supposed to hand over £375 in iTunes vouchers to the courier! Absolutely bonkers :lolFedExiTunes10 yearsGot a call today that just went silent the whole time. Then it ended abruptly after about a minute. Quite odd.10 yearsJust got a call from this number. Watch out, it's definitely a scam. They told me a FedEx package with £3750 was on its way, but I had to pay the driver 10%, which is £375. Don't fall for it!FedEx10 yearsTotal scam! I got a call saying my PPI claim went through and I was supposed to get something like £3,655 sent by courier. They told me I'd need to hand over 10% of that cash to the driver when the package shows up. I told them I wasn’t giving any money to some delivery guy and they just hung up on me!10 yearsThe caller claimed something about PPI, sounded totally like an Indian accent to me.PPIIndia10 yearsI usually just put the phone down without saying a word.Submit Your Own Report (0330 027 1017)
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