03301900120
TimeLine☎️ 03301900120 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by TELNYX UK LIMITED. It is part of the phone block 330190 with a prefix of 0330.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03301900120
- Government grants for clean energyMar
2024Santander OTP message scam alertOct
2022Identified SMS scam, reported accordinglyOct
2022Warning about fraudulent OTP scamOct
2022Beware of scam text alertsOct
2022Potential scam involving fake phone numberOct
2022User warns about potential scamOct
2022Caution: Suspected scam regarding SantanderOct
2022Unwanted, persistent calls need attentionOct
2022Same text as who exactly?Oct
2022False scam message involving OTPOct
2022Santander scam alert for AIRBNBOct
2022Recieved same text for bothOct
2022Message from "Santander" about paymentOct
2022Fraud alert for Santander OTPOct
2022Santander scam with Airbnb chargesOct
2022Received possible scam text messageOct
2022Caution against Santander scam callsOct
2022Warning: Fraudulent OTP scam alertOct
2022Caution about fraudulent SMS notificationsOct
2022Received suspicious text from SantanderOct
2022Received 17.58, concerned about securityOct
2022Received incorrect payment from SantanderOct
2022HSBC test phone call numberSep
2021Phishing attempt for fake purchasesSep
2021Warning about potential phishing scamSep
2021Number Of Searches: 44 Number Of Comments: 25 First Seen: 15 September 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Brightwell Baldwin(Oxfordshire), East Harling(Norfolk) and Millbridge(Surrey).
03301900120 has 25 comments of which 20 x neutral and 5 x negative
03301900120 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03301900120 👆 is reported as a scam involving fraudulent text messages impersonating major banks like Santander and HSBC. These messages falsely claim unauthorised transactions for large sums, often referencing well-known companies such as Airbnb or Argos, and urge recipients to call a specific number for fraud assistance. The number appears legitimate and closely mimics genuine bank contacts, leading to confusion. Users are strongly advised not to respond, call the number, or follow any links provided, as doing so may result in financial loss or compromised bank accounts. Genuine banks do not request you to verify transactions via unsolicited texts with phone numbers. Anyone receiving such messages should report them directly to their bank through official channels.
Reports on phone number 03301900120
2 yearsThere was someone claiming to be from Edan Energy, chatting about government grants available for stuff like solar panels and new boilers. Seems a bit dodgy to me.Edan Energy4 yearsTotal con! Got a text saying, "Santander: Your OTP is 602081 for a payment of £900 to EXPEDIA - REF: RSX016. If you didn't make this, ring Fraud on 0330 190 0120 for help." Foolishly, I dialled the number in the text but after waiting on hold for several minutes, it didn’t sound right so I just hung up. Later, I rang Santander’s official number from their site and they confirmed it was a scam and asked me to send any suspicious messages to 7726.SantanderFraud4 yearsGot a text supposedly from Santander about some OTP to authorise a 900GBP payment to AIRBNB. Definitely a scam, so watch out!SantanderAIRBNB4 yearsGot a text claiming to be Santander with an OTP for £900 to Air BNB. Definitely ignore the number and don’t tap any links, it’s a scam.SantanderAirBNB4 yearsWatch out, this message is definitely a scam. Stay careful!4 yearsGot a text from 0330 190 0120 about some Air B&B payment linked to Santander. Turns out it’s a complete scam. I told Santander about it but now I can’t get into my account at all! Seriously, don’t reply to any messages from that number, even though it looks just like the real Santander fraud contact with their logo and all!Air B & BSantander4 yearsGot a text from 0330 190 0120 saying something about an Air B&B payment through Santander. Turned out to be a complete rip off. I told Santander straight away, but now I can’t get into my bank account at all! Seriously, don’t reply to that message, even though the number and logo look just like the real Santander fraud team. Beware!Air B & BSantander4 yearsBeware, I got a message claiming to be from Santander with an OTP code for AB&B but it's definitely a scam. Do not click the link if you get one like that!SantanderABb4 yearsThis number has been ringing me non stop, like 5 times today! Can someone sort this out please?4 yearsGot a message about an OTP code 642041 for £900 to AIRBNB but I’m not even a Santander customer. It seemed off since the message had a phone number to call if it wasn’t me. Santander messages I get never include a phone number like that, so I reckon this is a dodgy scam.Santander4 yearsJust got a text from Santander asking for a one-time password to authorise a payment of £900 to AIRBNB. If you didn’t make this payment, you might wanna ring this number, sounds dodgy to me.Santander4 yearsPretty sure I just received the exact same message...4 yearsJust got a text saying it's from Santander about a £900 payment to AIRBNB with an OTP. If you didn’t make this payment, better ring the number they gave because it sounds dodgy to me.SantanderAIRBNB4 yearsWARNING: NEVER RING THEM BACK. Got a message from Santander saying "Your one-time code is 642041 for £900 paid to AIRBNB - REF: SRSX01." If you didn’t make this payment, reach out to their fraud dept immediately on 0330 190 0120 to sort it out.SantanderFraud4 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Santander about some Airbnb charges for £900. They told me there was a one-off code and to ring a number if it was fraud. Honestly, it was obvious a complete scam.Santander4 yearsGot a text saying it was from Santander with a one time code about Airbnb and £900. I didn’t reply to the number cause it seemed dodgy to me. Also, I told Santander about the message just in case it’s some kind of scam.SantanderAirBnB4 yearsAvoid ringing that Santander number at all costs, it’s a total rip-off and you’ll end up losing cash for sure.Santander4 yearsGot a message saying: Santander sent an OTP 642041 for a payment of 900.00 GBP to AIRBNB - REF: SRSX01. If you didn’t do this, they told me to call Fraud at 0330 190 0120 for help. Pretty sure it’s a scam. Stay safe everyone, don’t trust these texts!SantanderFraud4 yearsGot this msg from Santander sayin my OTP is 642041 for £900 to AIRBNB with ref SRSX01. If you didn’t make this payment, ring their fraud dept on 0330 190 0120. Honestly, wouldn’t recommend banking with them...SantanderFraud4 yearsGot a message saying: Santander sent me an OTP 642041 for a payment of £900 to AIRBNB with reference SRSX01. It wasn’t me doing any payment like that. They asked me to ring Fraud on 0330 190 0120 if I didn’t authorise it, but I’m not gonna call that number at all.SantanderFraud4 yearsGot a call from them too, about 17:58. Seems like they might have all the phone numbers of Santander’s clients or something!Santander4 yearsJust got a message about £900 paid to Santander for some Air BnB thing! Honestly, it’s just ridiculous.SantanderAir B ' n ' B5 yearsGot a call supposedly from "HSBC" telling me to ring this number back.HSBC5 yearsJust got a text from ‘HSBC’, even though I don’t have an account with them, about a one-time passcode for some bogus Argos purchases totaling £521.10. It says, “If you didn’t request this, ring Fraud on 0330 190 0120”. I’d bet the farm that if you ring that number, the Fraud team are the ones on the other end too.HSBCARGOSFraud5 yearsGot a text claiming they're withdrawing cash from my HSBC account, seemed dodgy and probably one of those Argos scams.HSBCArgosSubmit Your Own Report (0330 190 0120)
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