03332202550
☎️ 03332202550 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gci Network Solutions Limited. It is part of the phone block 333220 with a prefix of 0333.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03332202550
- Argos card name changedJun
2026Genuine Argos pay, not scamMay
2026Missed payment, not a scamApr
2026Missed credit card payment callJan
2026Number blocked, called again laterOct
2025Constant calls indicate possible debtDec
2024Comment mentions new day credit cardOct
2024Not a scam, just debt collectorsOct
2024Received six missed calls todaySep
2024Frequent calls, now blocked numberAug
2024Newday credit card identifiedAug
2024Received multiple unknown calls, ignoredJun
2024Caller did not respond. Empty callMay
2024Blocked unknown number, no answerMay
2024Likely a potential online scamApr
2024Automated voice requesting date of birthApr
2024Recurring scam calls received todayFeb
2024Automated voice requesting personal informationFeb
2024Transition from Amazon to DayJan
2024Call potentially from New Day ServicesJan
2024Received harassing phone calls, blockedDec
2023Multiple nuisance calls from appDec
2023Report scam calls, messages & emails._COLLAPSEDec
2023No answer, 3 missed callsDec
2023Suspicious recorded message - possible scamDec
2023Questioning the New Day's statusDec
2023Frequent calls now blockedDec
2023Received suspicious calls asking birthdayNov
2023Scams: Report, Don't Engage, NotifyNov
2023Unknown caller, multiple daily callsNov
2023Reporting potential credit card scamNov
2022Receiving scam letters about debtsJun
2022Received scam letter, avoid contactingOct
2021Persistent scam claims owed moneyFeb
2021Newday number linked to AmazonFeb
2021Number linked to scam statementSep
2020Fraudulent call, police report neededJun
2020Suspicious Amazon-related phone callsJun
2018Beware of fraud using NewDayApr
2018Company is not legitimate; bewareApr
2018Newday is a legitimate serviceJan
2018New Day scam needs police actionJan
2018Paid £27.31 for servicesNov
2017Unrecognized debt collection calls receivedOct
2017Blocked Amazon-related scam callsOct
2017Frustrating bank experience, possible scamJul
2017Unrecognized debt from New Day LtdJul
2017Suspicious call asking for informationJun
2017Frequent unidentifiable debt recovery callsMay
2017Received incorrect bill for paymentMay
2017Confusing debt collection call, potentially scamFeb
2017Number Of Searches: 674 Number Of Comments: 48 First Seen: 01 February 2017 General Reputation: positiveThis number has recently been searched from Brookrow(Shropshire), Thornton Hough(Merseyside) and Wolverley(Shropshire).
03332202550 has 48 comments of which 8 x positive and 35 x neutral and 5 x negative
03332202550 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03332202550 👆 is reported as a number linked to NewDay, a legitimate UK credit card and finance provider often associated with Argos and other store cards. Many users say calls concern missed payments or debt recovery, typically for credit accounts they may hold. The calls can be frequent and persistent, sometimes automated asking for personal info like date of birth, causing suspicion and blocking. While some confirm authenticity, others warn about scams or fraudulent activity where scammers use NewDay’s name to issue fake debts, demand payment, or send letters referencing known brands like Amazon or AO. Experiences vary from stressful and confusing to concerning due to aggressive tactics or unclear identity verification. Checking account status directly with official providers is advised for clarity.
Reports on phone number 03332202550
2 monthsIsn't it called the Argos card now, or did they change the name recently or something?3 monthsSo, today I got a call from Argos pay and honestly, I was sure it was some kind of scam at first. Both people I talked to had English accents which kinda threw me off, and me and one of them ended up having a good laugh about it. Turns out, they’re legit and have offices in Leeds and London. Definitely a real number.ArgosLeedsLondon4 monthsI got a call about my Argos NewDay card because they said my direct debit didn’t go through, maybe a missed payment. Definitely not a scam or anything dodgy.7 monthsJust got a call today saying I missed a payment on my credit card.10 monthsI had already blocked this number, but surprisingly they called once more on 16th Oct 2025.2 yearsIf thats the number thats calling you over and over, then maybe you've got some debt with them. Nothing fishy about it. Just a new day and they wont stop ringing.2 yearsI think it’s from new day credit card company.2 yearsThis isn’t some kinda scam, people need to chill. It’s probably just a call about a missed payment, maybe for a shop card like Argos or AO, or a credit card from one of their many companies. Just because they ring every hour doesn’t mean they’re ripping you off. Sure, it’s annoying as hell but I’m well aware I owe them cash.Argos2 yearsI just saw that this number called me six times but I missed all the calls!2 yearsThis number kept ringing non stop every hour, had to block it in the end.2 yearsLooks like it's one of those Newday credit card calls.2 yearsThey called me 4 times in just a couple hours. When I looked up the number, it seems to be from New Day. I've got nothing to do with them, so I just decided to not bother answering.New Day2 yearsI didn’t pick up since I had no idea who it might be, so I just went ahead and blocked the number.2 yearsI picked up and there was just silence on the other end, no one said a word.2 yearsTOTAL SCAM, BEWARE!2 yearsGot an automated message asking me to give my birthday to confirm who I am. Just ended the call right there.3 yearsScammer alert! This number has been ringing me nonstop today, called me about 5 times already.3 yearsI got a call three times within just a few hours. Every time, it was some robot voice asking for my birthday, so I just ended the call.3 yearsFirst it was Amazon calling, now it's the folks from New Day credit card services ringing me up.Amazon3 yearsI got a ring from this number just now. When I rang back, it turned out to be New DAY credit services. If you’ve got a store card like Argos, there’s a good chance these are the ones behind it.3 yearsThey kept ringing me every single hour today 😤…I had to block the number!3 yearsGot calls from some automated thing called New Day or something. They kept ringing like 3 or 4 times every hour starting from 6pm onwards. Proper annoying! Had no choice but to block the number.3 yearsThey rang me three times but I never picked up.3 yearsI got this recorded call from something called "New Day", they wanted me to verify my birthday. Never heard of it before, so I'm guessing it's probably some sort of scam.3 yearsIs that from New Day or something?3 yearsThey kept ringing me a couple times every day, so I've just blocked the number.3 yearsGot a call from this number 3332202550, they rang me thrice asking for my date of birth. Wondering who it could be.3 yearsThey ring me quite a few times every day and I have no clue who it is. If I don’t recognise the number, I just don’t pick up.4 yearsHi there, this phone number showed up in an email talking about credit card payments which I’ve never made or even signed up for (the email was from [email protected]). I wanna report this to someone in charge but have no clue who to reach out to.NewDayCard @ e4 yearsI’ve gotten three distinct letters saying I owe over £1800 to ao, but I’ve never had an account with them. The first two were directly from ao, and the last one came from New Day, each saying my account is suspended and I need to make a payment immediately. When I got the initial letter, I rang the number on the statement and was asked to verify my DOB and address, but when I asked what the call was about, they just cut me off. So, I searched the number online and was really relieved to find out it’s a scam. I then contacted the official ao number from their website, and the advisor said they don’t handle payments like this and couldn’t understand why I received those letters. It’s quite troubling to keep getting these, especially worrying about my credit score possibly being harmed. I’m not shocked people might just pay up because the letters look pretty genuine. So far, I’ve just ignored everything but I’m unsure if I need to report it or take action now…New DayGoogle5 yearsGot a letter today that looked proper official from NewDay and AO about a late payment of £741.00. When I looked up the number, I found this forum and really glad I did. The actual NewDay phone number is just slightly different, only off by two digits. When I rang to check, they tried to push me to an automated banking payment system which I reckon some folks might easily get tricked by. Definitely a scam - steer well clear!NewDayAO6 yearsFor months I’ve been getting messages, calls, and letters claiming I owe Amazon money, even court papers have turned up. Just today, I found three more letters in the mail from them. It’s clearly a scam, I don’t owe a penny, but they just won’t stop. I’m clueless about who to complain to about this!Amazon6 yearsI just got a letter from newday.co.uk saying I have an outstanding Amazon account linked to this number.6 yearsI got a statement from AO.COM / NewDay saying I owe £1756.11, but I definitely don't. This number was on that statement and it’s clearly a SCAM.AO. COMNewDay6 yearsI rang this number and they wanted me to give my birth date, but I refused. They claimed I had an account with ao.com, which I don’t. I’m now trying to find a police contact to report this because it feels very suspicious. The letter I got says NewDay on it, and there's a CIFA filed against my address, so something’s definitely not right.NewDay8 yearsThey've been ringing me non-stop, always asking stuff about Amazon. I'd watch out, feels a bit dodgy to me.8 yearsTo whoever wrote earlier saying this outfit is genuine - they are NOT. If they claim you have debts with Amazon, House of Fraser, Debenhams, or any other firm, do yourself a favour and ignore them. Instead, contact those companies directly to check if there's any issue with your card. DON'T ENGAGE WITH THESE SCAMMERS.AmazonHouse of FraserDebenhams8 yearsThere’s a whole bunch of companies registered at 7 Handyside Street, like NewDay Ltd and NewDay UK Ltd, that are totally legit. But watch out, because scammers have been using the NewDay name and similar ones to trick people into paying fake debts. They even make fake websites using the real company’s address but false registration numbers. If someone calls or emails claiming you owe money to places like Amazon, House of Fraser or Debenhams, best to just ignore them. Just ’cause the company’s real doesn’t mean the person contacting you actually works there. If you’re unsure, the safest bet is to phone the company directly to check if there’s any issue with your account or card. Don’t ever get involved with these fraudsters!NewDay LtdNewDay UK LtdHandyside StreetAmazonHouse of FraserDebenhams9 yearsJust to clear up what I said before, Newday are definitely genuine. I was told by some advisers at Amazon to just ignore them because they reckoned Newday was a con. Turns out they had no idea who Newday were, and because of that I ended up missing a payment. Their calls and letters about owed money are legit. You can actually log in to their site to check your account and pay if you’re unsure. Don’t do what I did and doubt them, it nearly messed up my credit report.NewdayAmazonRest9 yearsThe people from New Day just keep calling, it's so annoying. I wonder why the cops don't step in and stop this obvious scam. There has to be enough proof to charge them with fraud, right?9 yearsI ended up shelling out £27.31 to them.9 yearsThis number has rung me multiple times claiming to represent Amazon. They mentioned I owe money on a card I've never heard of. Just today, I received a letter from them about a missed payment, but I have no idea what card they're talking about. They've even threatened to damage my credit score. I'm choosing to just ignore anything they send or say. They keep calling themselves NewDay or sometimes N3.Amazon9 yearsGot a call again from this number, didn’t give them any info as I never do. They claimed it was about Amazon. I decided to look up the number and found this page. I’ve now blocked them on my phone and will block the landline too.Amazon9 yearsI've never been phoned by this number, but I got a letter from New Day Ltd showing this number, saying I owe cash for a credit card I've never heard of before.New Day Ltd9 yearsGot a call from this number but the person on the other end wouldn’t say what it was about. They asked for some personal info, which I politely refused to give. They claimed to be from NewDay.co.uk and told me to check the number they gave against the website. When I looked, the number wasn’t listed anywhere on their contact page, so I ended the call. Surprisingly, they seemed to expect me to call them back??? According to their website, "NewDay is a top provider of consumer finance, focusing on UK credit cards."NewDay. co. ukNewDayUK9 yearsThe last few weeks, I’ve been getting around two or three calls everyday. When I pick up, the person on the other end won’t explain the purpose of the call apart from mentioning something about debt collection. They also refuse to say who they are. They claim that explaining why they’re calling or taking my number off their list would break data protection rules, which I'm pretty sure isn’t true.9 yearsThey sent me a letter demanding payment for something I never owed. Quite annoying.10 yearsGot a call from Ne3 Day about some debt or something. The whole thing was pretty confusing, so I just ended up hanging up. Not sure if it’s legit or just another scam…Ne3 DaySubmit Your Own Report (0333 220 2550)
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