03332024842
TimeLine☎️ 03332024842 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 333202 with a prefix of 0333.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03332024842
- Scam involving fake Eon emailNov
2021Scam email about nonexistent debtJul
2021Scam call regarding unpaid billsJan
2021Received scam call about paymentOct
2020Repetitive energy bill reminder receivedAug
2017Possible scam call from EonJun
2017Text received about fake debtJun
2017Eon texts, suspected scam agencyMay
2017It's a scam, avoid it!Mar
2017Suspicious scam text message reportedJan
2017Scam claiming energy debt collectionAug
2016E.ON payment reminder, avoid feesJun
2016Number associated with E.ON scamNov
2015Text from E.On is scamOct
2015Scam text regarding nonexistent debtFeb
2015Possible scam text about paymentFeb
2015Questioning possible scam text messageJan
2015Suspected scam regarding energy paymentJan
2015Received suspicious text about debtJun
2014Suspicious calls claiming fake debtsMay
2014Spam text claiming unpaid billsMay
2014Received identical message from EONFeb
2013E.ON contact, no explanation givenFeb
2013Number Of Searches: 6 Number Of Comments: 23 First Seen: 26 May 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ardle(Perth and Kinross), Lynchat(Highland) and Walton-On-The-Naze(Essex).
03332024842 has 23 comments of which 8 x negative and 15 x neutral
03332024842 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03332024842 👆 is reported as a persistent scam where callers or texters claim you owe money to E.ON energy, often demanding payment to avoid debt collection fees. Many victims say they never had an account or owe nothing after verifying with the real E.ON. The scam involves fake numbers matching E.ON’s style, confusing messages lacking account details, and sometimes calls with accents or background noise indicating overseas scammers. People report getting repeated texts, calls, and emails demanding payment for energy not used or accounts not theirs. The scam has been ongoing for years, always urging victims to call or pay via fake online links. Users advise against engaging, highlighting the scam’s persistent, misleading, and aggressive nature.
Reports on phone number 03332024842
5 yearsI received an email from an address that seemed to be from Eon, portraying a convincing appearance. They claimed that I owed money to Eon Energy and provided a contact number. However, as I have prepayment meters, I decided to verify the information with Eon directly. After contacting them, Eon confirmed that I do not owe any money. Therefore, it is clear that this is indeed a scam. Please be cautious and vigilant.EonEon Energy5 yearsWe recently received an email from this particular number, claiming that we owe Eon Energy a sum of over £300. However, upon conducting thorough verification with Eon, they confirmed that we have no outstanding debts. Therefore, we can confidently conclude that this message is undoubtedly a scam. It is essential to exercise caution and be vigilant regarding such fraudulent activities.Eon EnergyEon5 yearsI received a similar scam claiming to be from Eon. After contacting them, they insisted that I owe £67.00 for gas and electricity, even though I am actually with British Gas. I would advise ignoring and blocking these scammers who are trying to deceive people for money. I have reported the situation to Eon, who confirmed that it is indeed a scam originating from individuals in India. It is important not to give them any money or fall victim to their scheme.EonBritish GasIndia6 yearsI received an email on 6th October 2020 requesting that I pay an outstanding balance of £107.48. It instructed me to pay what I owe, with the number 0333 202 4842 provided in the email. Unfortunately, I made the mistake of phoning this number. I spoke to a woman of Indian descent, who was situated in a bustling street with heavy traffic noise in the background. She couldn't explain why I was being asked to pay an outstanding balance for a prepaid meter account from three and a half years ago. Moreover, the account had a surplus. This fraudulent scheme has now escalated as I received messages on my mobile claiming that I owe money to O2. It's amusing, considering I don't even use O2! These scammers are at it again.9 yearsReceived the same text for two consecutive days. Just a reminder, you still owe us for the energy you have used. Please give us a call at this/contact this number.9 yearsOn the 14th of June, I received a text that had the same number as EON, but it stopped and redirected somewhere else. This must be a scam because the number belongs to a private company and not one that I would use for utilities. Moreover, I am not even a customer of EON!9 yearsI've just received a text message from this number, claiming that I have an outstanding payment and should contact them immediately to avoid a £10 debt collection fee! This is clearly a scam!9 yearsI received this same text message on April 5th, but I ignored it because I've never had an energy supply or an account with Eon. Since then, I've been receiving calls from a debt collection agency called Arvato (I found out online that they may be employed by Eon). I have blocked their phone calls, but the text messages are still coming through. Now I'm receiving daily texts from someone claiming to be "E.on" and they're asking me to urgently get in touch. They didn't provide a call back number and it's impossible for me to reply to the text. Are these scammers trying to overwhelm me?EonArvato9 yearsDon't pay any attention to it, it's a fraudulent scheme!10 yearsIt's January 2017 and a familiar scam text message is making the rounds. The message claims that I still owe money for the energy I have used and asks me to pay immediately in order to avoid a £10.00 debt collection fee. The message instructs me to contact 03332024842 or visit eonenergy.com/pay. However, the lack of any personal details like my name or account number immediately raises suspicion.10 yearsWe've received the same message claiming to be from EON. We haven't reached out to them, so I'm inclined to just hang tight and see if they get back in touch with us.EON10 yearsIndeed, this appears to be a fraudulent scheme. They alleged that I am indebted for the energy I consumed. I received a text message instructing me to contact a particular number in order to evade a £10 charge for debt collection.10 yearsWe have received a notification from E.ON: Your outstanding balance for the energy consumed still needs to be settled. To avoid incurring a £10.00 debt collection fee, please make payment immediately either by calling 03332024842 or online at eonenergy.com/pay.E. ON11 yearsI contacted E.ON and they dialed the number 03332024842, which resulted in them listening to the E.ON greeting. However, the line was disconnected shortly after. It is evident that this is a scam.E. ON11 yearsI have never dealt with E.On before, but recently I received a text message stating that I still have an outstanding debt with them. This is undeniably a scam, without a doubt.E.11 yearsIt seems that these individuals are associated with E.ON, prompting us to return their call without providing any clarification. We’ve chosen not to get back to them just yet.E. ON12 yearsEarlier today, I received a message from this particular telephone number indicating that I supposedly owed money to eon and warned me that if I failed to settle the debt, it would be promptly escalated to a collection agency. What perplexes me is that I have absolutely no affiliation with eon whatsoever. Consequently, I strongly suspect that this is an elaborate fraudulent scheme. It baffles me how such a number could still actively function, given its malicious intentions.12 yearsMy hubby received a text from EON Energy at 03332024842 saying that he still needs to pay for the electricity he has used. They're demanding immediate payment to avoid a £10 debt collection fee. We can either call the telephone number or pay online at eonenergy.com/pay. The confusing part is that my husband's name isn't on our electric bill. Could this be a scam?EON Energy12 yearsReceived a text today from E.ON stating that I still have an outstanding balance for the energy consumption. They have requested payment either by calling them on 03332024842 or through their website eonenergy.com/pay. This has confused me as the account is actually under my husband's name and E.ON does not have any of my information. I am now worried if this is a scam or not.E. ON12 yearsI've been receiving phone calls from the same number, requesting payment for the energy I allegedly used. However, it's been a long time since I last had an Eon account, so I suspect it's a fraudulent scheme. It would be reasonable to expect Eon to include the account number or property reference in the text, as a means of verifying the account.Eon12 yearsI've just received a text stating that we have an outstanding amount to pay, however, they failed to provide the specific amount. Interestingly, we've never had an EON account before. Should I assume that this is possibly a scam?12 yearsMy mother is constantly getting text messages from a certain number, claiming to be from EON and demanding that she pay a sum of money. The odd thing is, she has never been associated with EON before.EON12 yearsI keep receiving similar phone calls from a company claiming to be with EON, even though I have never had any dealings with them. They persistently demand payment for non-existent debts. It seems likely that this is a suspicious company attempting to take advantage of EON's reputation in an effort to extort money.EONSubmit Your Own Report (0333 202 4842)
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