03302233577
TimeLine☎️ 03302233577 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Inet Telecoms Ltd (Voipfone). It is part of the phone block 330223 with a prefix of 0330.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03302233577
- Company scams elderly for moneyFeb
2017Positive experience with nuisance call serviceNov
2015Father scammed, nuisance call schemeAug
2015Invalid input, please clarify requestJul
2015Initially skeptical of cold callJul
2015Polite caller, surprising comments receivedJul
2015Beware of Neil Roberts scamMay
2015Scammer targeting pensioners for moneyMay
2015Scam call for payment detailsApr
2015Beware of fraudulent phone callsApr
2015Scam call warning about paymentsApr
2015Potential scam phone call reportedApr
2015Concern over potential identity theftApr
2015Beware of potential scam callApr
2015Suspicious call, unclear intentions, hung upMar
2015Suspicious call, possible bank scamMar
2015Scam caller claiming to be BTMar
2015Verifying identity of callerJan
2015Number Of Searches: 69 Number Of Comments: 17 First Seen: 09 January 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Caulcott(Oxfordshire) and Thirlestane(Scottish Borders).
03302233577 has 17 comments of which 6 x negative and 2 x positive and 9 x neutral
03302233577 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03302233577 👆 is reported as a mixed experience with many users warning it is a scam targeting vulnerable individuals, often pensioners, by posing as a nuisance call blocking service and requesting bank details or payments. Some describe aggressive tactics including calls that follow initial nuisance calls and insist on fees for blocking calls, raising significant concern about potential fraud. However, a few users mention legitimate assistance in managing nuisance calls, praising the service's effectiveness and customer support. Caution is advised, especially regarding unsolicited calls asking for personal or financial information. It is recommended to verify any such calls independently via official channels and avoid sharing sensitive data. Many have reported families suffering distress, urging vigilance and consultation with banks or authorities if contacted.
Reports on phone number 03302233577
10 yearsAnother firm rang my mum and somehow convinced her to hand over cash when there was absolutely no need. TOTALLY A RIP OFF! Honestly, you can sign up for the telephone preference service without paying a penny and they’ll block your number. No point paying for this company’s deal because it's all a load of rubbish, even if they claim otherwise.The Telephone Preference Service11 yearsI really don't get why folks are calling this a scam. I actually registered with the company, and they provided me with an 0330 number to get in touch if I kept getting annoying calls... which I did. I rang up, told them the name of the company pestering me, along with the number I found using 1471. They followed up properly, contacted that company for me, and made sure I wouldn’t be bothered by them anymore. They did a cracking job, if you ask me.11 yearsMy dad got caught up with these dodgy people. It started with a spam call where they told him to press 3 if he wanted to opt out of future calls. Then the very next day, they rang him again pretending they could stop all spam calls permanently for £96. Absolute con! He immediately contacted Lloyds TSB to stop the payment, but unfortunately they said there was nothing they could do. It’s awful timing as he’s just lost my mum, and this is the last thing he needed to deal with. Judging by all the complaints online, I’m not sure the fraud department is doing much about this lot either.Lloyds TSBFraud Squad11 yearsInitially, I figured it was just another cold call, but turns out they actually help block those annoying calls from getting through. So, I ended up signing up to their list to keep the callers at bay. Even though I was a bit chilly at first, the service was quite friendly. Had a chat with Jordan, who was great.Jordan11 yearsNot gonna lie, seeing all these reviews caught me off guard. I got a ring from this number even though i'd already sorted my service, spoke with a bloke named James. He came across as pretty decent, despite me being a bit cold at first!James11 yearsMy missus got a call from some bloke named James Mason claiming they could cut down our bills by blocking unwanted calls. She assumed I'd arranged it, but unfortunately she got taken in. The guy, knowing she’s a pensioner, said it’d cost £94 to cover four years! She refused, but before realising, she ended up giving away the rest of her bank card details (they even mentioned the first four numbers on the front and some on the back). She's now off to the bank to get the card cancelled.James Mason11 yearsToday I got a call from someone named Neil Roberts trying to sell me a cheaper deal on this call blocking service I use for annoying calls. So, I rang Virgin, my provider, and they confirmed it was a scam. Watch out for this! Unlike others who say the caller hid their number, this one actually showed up as 02033720559.Neil RobertsVirgin12 yearsGot a ring from someone named Darren claiming to be from Call Control. He said this was the main office number and told me they’d slash my payments from £4 down to just £1.90 each month. He asked for my card info so he could sort the new lower rate. Weirdly, he already knew the first 4 numbers on my card but obviously I didn’t share the rest. The number he was calling from was blocked.DarrenHeadOffice12 yearsI got a call from someone saying he was "James Austin" and asked about my bank to change my direct debit info. He read out some digits, and I just went along with it without really verifying. Then he wanted the rest of the numbers, but I told him I'd update the details once I got the paperwork. He then gave me a number to ring him back on... Just be careful with calls like this.James Austin12 yearsI got a ring from a bloke called James Austin from the number above, saying I had to pay £1.90 to stop nuisance calls. He actually knew my name, which was a bit weird, but then he asked for my bank details. I got suspicious and told him my husband handles that sort of thing, and I wouldn’t give out any banking info without checking first. My husband was right there listening in. The guy said he’d ring back the next day. Straight after hanging up, I checked the number online and, didn’t surprise me, it turned out to be a scam. Apparently, they know my name and that we had nuisance calls before, but that was ages ago. Just a heads up, be cautious if someone calls claiming to be from some Call Blocking Service!James Austin12 yearsOn the afternoon of 10/04/15, I got a call from someone claiming to be Ryan West from "Call Control Service." Right away, he used my name to greet me, which caught me off guard. He told me I’d been paying a charge to block nuisance calls, but since the calls hadn’t really slowed down, he said the fee would be lowered to £1.90. Then he asked for my bank info to sort out the new charge. I didn’t give him any details, but "Ryan" sounded really sure of himself and even gave a number for my husband to call back on. Just a heads up, be cautious if you get a call like this.ControlRyan WestRyan12 yearsMy mum, who’s 83, got a call from this number today and shockingly, the caller knew her password and even said the first four digits of her card. I guess plenty of banks use the same start numbers on cards, but everything else he said about her was spot on. It really freaked me out, so I’ve gone ahead and cancelled her bank card to be safe. The caller was trying to convince her to save money via her phone, but after chatting with her phone provider, they told us to report the whole thing to the police.12 yearsJust got a ring from a bloke named Richard claiming he was from Call Care Centre. The chat went pretty much like the others here. When he started asking for my card info and direct debit stuff, I stopped him and said I'd check out their website instead. He told me it was www.carecallcentre.net but when I searched it, nothing came up. I never hand over my bank details to random calls like that. He sounded quite convincing tho. So watch out for this one.RichardCall Care Centrenet12 yearsYesterday got a call from this number 03302233577, some bloke called Neil Roberts or sumthin. He was saying I’m supposed to be paying £4 a month for nuisance call protection or whatever. I was confused ‘cos I’ve never paid anything like that. Let him carry on talking anyway. Then he starts saying he can reduce it to £1.99 a month. I asked him, if you’re really helping with nuisance calls, why did it say ‘private’ when you rang me? After that, he just cut me off. Seems quite dodgy if you ask me.Neil Roberts12 yearsGot a phone call from someone saying he was Neil Roberts from the CCF head office about random calls. He told me I was being charged £4 a month through direct debit and that they could lower it to £1.50. Then he asked if he could verify my bank details. It all sounded legit at first but as soon as he asked for my banking info, I ended the call straight away. Watch out, I reckon it’s a scam to steal bank info. Also, the number he called from didn’t show up on my phone!Neil RobertsCCF12 yearsGot a call from someone who said he was Ryan, said he was from BT about stopping annoying calls for £1.90 a month. He already knew my name which was odd. Then he asked for my bank card info to 'sort out' a direct debit. Talked like he’d done this loads, spoke with some kind of accent too. Total scam if you ask me.RyanBT12 yearsI'm just making sure they're actually who they claim to be.Submit Your Own Report (0330 223 3577)
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