03332079734
TimeLine☎️ 03332079734 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 333207 with a prefix of 0333.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03332079734
- Blocked suspicious business account callsNov
2023Received suspicious bank calls, ignoredOct
2023Scam caller used confusing tacticsOct
2023Frequent calls, no messages leftJun
2023Voicemail scam pretending to be SantanderJun
2023Santander called for security checkMay
2023Number Of Searches: 6 Number Of Comments: 6 First Seen: 29 April 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Staynall(Lancashire), Surbiton(Surrey) and Toronto(Durham).
03332079734 has 6 comments of which 4 x neutral and 2 x negative
03332079734 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03332079734 👆 is reported as associated with scam activity involving fake calls claiming to be from Santander regarding business accounts. Callers use vague, confusing language and attempt to extract account details without confirming identity through established security protocols. Multiple attempts were made to insist on unnecessary personal and business information, and voicemail messages claimed to be from the bank but lacked clarity. Genuine Santander representatives confirmed no attempts to contact the individual. Recipients are advised to remain cautious, avoid sharing sensitive information, and verify calls independently using official bank contact details. This number should be treated with suspicion and blocked to prevent potential fraud.
Reports on phone number 03332079734
3 yearsGot a voicemail earlier from 08003890755 telling me to ring 03332079734 about some business account issue. When I called back, a guy named Leon answered and wanted my account details for "mediation" or something. Didn’t trust it one bit, so I just blocked both of those numbers straight away.Leon3 yearsMy phone was out of action for a while, and when it got fixed, I had a dozen missed messages. Among them, three were supposedly from Santander, asking me to call Denise and Leon. I logged into my accounts online - everything looked fine, no issues at all, so no need to ring the bank, or so I thought. Just to be sure, I called them anyway. After a fairly vague security check, they couldn't confirm any of the special security features Santander has set up, like the unique voice-password I use. They said those checks weren’t needed for what they wanted to tell me. I didn’t buy it. I hung up. If it weren’t for my answering machine, I’d have had about four actual calls. Or maybe they’d have decided I’m not worth the hassle.SantanderDeniseLeonCheers3 yearsI was on the phone for about half an hour with a guy who was surprisingly convincing. He used a soft approach, trying to muddle me up by mentioning official government rules. He kept asking kind of unclear things like, “We need extra info about your business because we're required to…” or “Do you have other bank accounts? We need that info too…” I told him his bank gave him a pretty impossible task, which clearly annoyed him - no sympathy here, I just ended the call. He pleaded, “Please, don’t hang up!” but the decision was done.3 yearskept getting calls but no one ever left a message, which was really annoying.3 yearsGot a voicemail claiming it was from Santander. So, I rang Santander using a number I found on their official site, and they told me they hadn’t tried to get in touch. Feels like one of those scams to me.Santander3 yearsThey claimed to be from Santander but didn’t give any reason for the call until I went through their security checks.SantanderSubmit Your Own Report (0333 207 9734)
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