03308081871
TimeLine☎️ 03308081871 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 330808 with a prefix of 0330.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03308081871
- Received numerous annoying callsJun
2021Beware of fake Amazon supportNov
2019Caution: potential loan scam, stay awayOct
2016Suspicious phone call for loanOct
2016Avoided scam by reading blogOct
2016suspicions about instant lending companySep
2016Warning about scam company tacticsSep
2016Payment dispute with rude scamSep
2016Avoid instantlending[###] fraudulent loan companySep
2016Loan scam; avoid this companySep
2016Fraudulent payment scam, reported to authoritiesSep
2016Fraudulent deposit led to conflictSep
2016Caution against loan scam. Be waryAug
2016Scam phone call for loanAug
2016Warning: Scam, avoid three paymentsAug
2016Loan scam, deceptive practices reportedAug
2016Attempted to collect upfront paymentAug
2016Beware of loan scamsAug
2016Fraud loan scam, waiting refundAug
2016Abusive calls, reported to policeAug
2016Requested removal from their systemsAug
2016Fraudulent loan practices reportedAug
2016Fraudulent loan scam reportedAug
2016Number Of Searches: 235 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 19 August 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Brushford(Somerset) and Chainhurst(Kent).
03308081871 has 21 comments of which 7 x neutral and 14 x negative
03308081871 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03308081871 👆 is reported as a scam operation posing as a loan provider, frequently contacting individuals with offers of quick loans contingent on upfront payments. Customers report being pressured to pay fees in advance without receiving any formal agreements or documents, followed by demands for additional payments citing taxes or other charges. Communication is often aggressive and unprofessional, with threats made when challenged. Many victims have lost substantial sums, with no loan disbursed as promised. The company uses varying names and phone numbers, sometimes impersonating reputable organisations, making verification difficult. Authorities have been notified by multiple complainants. It is strongly advised to avoid engaging with these callers, never transfer money upfront, and report any suspicious activity to fraud enforcement agencies promptly.
Reports on phone number 03308081871
5 yearsI’ve been getting loads of annoying calls from this number recently. It’s like they won’t leave me alone, always ringing at the worst times. Really annoying!7 yearsgot a call from some dodgy company pretending to be amazon seller support, saying there’s a security issue with my amazon account. i might’ve fallen for it if they’d rang me from the number listed on my account rather than the openly available customer help line. feels like a total scam to me.Amazon10 yearssomebody rang me up saying they could sort me out a loan with a great rate, but weirdly, there was no paperwork or anything to sign. they wanted me to chuck in 155 quid upfront, promising the cash would hit my bank within half an hour. totally dodgy - best steer clear. the bloke called himself 'brian johnson', had a strong indian accent, and got nasty when i refused to pay. honestly, don’t fall for it, don’t send them a penny!Brian Johnson10 yearsthey just called me up tryin to pitch me £8500 with monthly payments of 280 but they said i have to pay the first month straight away. sounded dodgy to me so i ended up saying no cheers.10 yearsJust had a call from 02033182758, the person said they were from Instant Lending. Luckily I didn't send any cash after coming across this blog which warned me about scams like this. They even gave me an account number and sort code, asking me to transfer £172, which felt dodgy right away. I’m planning to report this to Action Fraud now. Really grateful for this info - bet loads of folks will be glad to know it’s a scam too.Action Fraud10 yearsDon’t trust these lot, never hand over your cash or bank info. They somehow deposited £110 into my account and then asked me to pay a PPI insurance fee through Western Union. Turns out it was just some random person’s upfront charge they’d scammed. After that, they left me a creepy voicemail, threatening to involve the cops and bank, saying I’d end up in jail (their exact words). So glad I spotted their game!Western Union10 yearsAbout ten minutes ago, I had a similar experience. They got really rude and told me to "go to hell" because I wasn’t paying attention. They managed to take £140 from me, and now I’m waiting to hear back about a refund that’s supposed to come in 14 days. Seriously, don’t hand over any cash to these lot - they’re proper scammers and so disrespectful!10 yearsI got a call saying my loan was approved but I had to pay £149 upfront to get the money within an hour. It felt sketchy so I looked up the number and found this site before handing over any cash. When I phoned them back to cancel, they wanted to know why and as soon as I said I wasn’t happy with paying upfront without any paperwork, they just hung up. Also, the first caller said “Hello, instant loans,” but the person who answered when I called again said the company was “Pay Day Loans.” They can’t even keep their own name straight. Honestly, stay well clear of these guys!10 yearsMy wife gave them £52 at the start, then was told to hang on for 30 mins. After that, they called back asking for a further £129. Total con. Natwest confirmed the cash left her account straight away. Both my wife and Natwest have now put this in the hands of the police. I'd recommend anyone else who's been caught out do the same. The name linked to the payment was Mr Quadri or something like that. Natwest made an effort to get the money back and were helpful, but unfortunately no luck so far. Watch out for this one.NatWestQuadri10 yearsi guess i got kinda lucky cause 500 was put in my account, i managed to take it out before they tried to reverse it. ended up losing 125 tho, and of course now he’s dodgin my calls. if anyone can help spread the word, his name’s shiva charan - let’s get his name around. if i had the cash i’d go after him myself.Shiva Charan10 yearsI was hoping to borrow £15,000 but they said I'd end up making 84 payments totalling nearly £19,000 over seven years. They asked for the first month upfront plus £524 for taxes. I ended up paying £624 before realising something was wrong. I went to the branch and was told it’s a scam. I thought I was quite clever but got duped anyway. Seriously, don’t get caught up in their smooth talk. I forgot the old saying in the rush, "if it sounds too good, it probably is." Absolute scammers, watch out!10 yearsThis lot were trying to rip me off, asking for 3 payments all at once. Definitely avoid dealing with them!10 yearsSo this number rang me a couple of times, each time with a slightly different code at the end. They promised me a loan, but only if I paid the initial deposit first. Foolishly, I sent them £70, thinking it'd be sorted. They told me to wait around half an hour for it to clear, but then about an hour later they called again demanding another £199 for some "taxes". Seriously, don’t hand over any cash to these lot!10 yearsI got a call offering me a £2000 loan and they said I needed to pay £85 upfront, promising the cash would be in my bank within 45 minutes. Nothing showed up. Then they called again asking for more money, and stupidly, I paid up. They assured me the money would be in my account by next day, but still nothing. After that, they demanded £350, which I refused to pay. When I tried to cancel and get my money back, they told me it was too late. Total scam, honestly, don’t fall for it!10 yearsThey wanted me to pay up front before I even got the loan. Felt like a total scam to me.10 yearsGot a call supposedly from some loan firm saying it was about my loan request with Instant Lending Co. They wanted me to pay the first payment upfront before I'd get any money. Sounded fishy to me.10 yearsI asked them to remove me from their list, but they keep calling me from different mobile numbers, and the people on the other end are really rude and even threatening my family. It's awful. I'm noting down the numbers to report to the police.10 yearsI told them to remove me from their lists but they kept calling anyway.10 yearsThis number is definitely a scam... I got a call saying my loan application was accepted by creditpoor.co.uk, but they asked me to pay £125 upfront as the first month’s installment for a £3000 loan. Being foolish, I paid without doing any research :D Then they called again with a different story about government taxes and said I needed to pay £399 which supposedly would be refunded later. I refused to pay that, and they threatened to cancel my loan process. I reluctantly agreed, and they promised to refund the £125 within 14 days. Now I’m just waiting and hoping they actually return it.creditpoorcouk10 yearsSo these lot promised me a loan but insisted on an upfront fee, which I foolishly paid. Then they called back saying everything's delayed till the next day because their manager had already left. When they finally called the next day, they started jabbering on about some government tax or whatever. Total scam, don’t trust em!10 yearsThey said if I transfer the money to their account, I'd get the loan within half an hour. It's been way longer, and still nothing in my account. I'm definitely going to alert my bank and the cops about this scam.ScammersSubmit Your Own Report (0330 808 1871)
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