03333034887
TimeLine☎️ 03333034887 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by New Call Telecom Limited. It is part of the phone block 333303 with a prefix of 0333.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03333034887
- Scam call about fraudulent chargesAug
2024Fraudulent call claiming bank securityAug
2024Husband impersonated cousin, made jokeJul
2024Scam call, suspicious details providedJul
2024Fraud attempt using personal informationJul
2024Bank scammer with personal informationJul
2024Urgent scammer, hang up immediatelyJun
2024Visa card scam; avoid sharing infoJun
2024Scam call regarding card usageJun
2024Visa fraud scam call confirmedJun
2024Phishing SMS disguised as Royal MailJun
2024Harassment from caller pretending Royal MailJun
2024Scammers impersonating Visa, hang upMay
2024Number Of Searches: 28 Number Of Comments: 12 First Seen: 29 May 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Cranswick(North Yorkshire), Hanlith(North Yorkshire) and Tredomen(Powys).
03333034887 has 12 comments of which 6 x negative and 6 x neutral
03333034887 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03333034887 👆 is reported as a scam number frequently used by callers impersonating Visa or bank fraud departments, often with a Scottish accent. They claim unauthorised transactions, typically involving flights to Nigeria from Manchester, to create urgency and fear. Callers may appear well-informed, sometimes mentioning your name, address, or local bank branches, and attempt to extract personal or financial details. They pressure recipients to disclose card information or withdraw large sums of money, but do not hesitate to hang up if questioned. Multiple banks, including Bank of Scotland and Royal Bank of Scotland, have confirmed these calls as fraudulent. Victims are strongly advised not to share any details, hang up immediately, and verify suspicious calls directly with their bank.
Reports on phone number 03333034887
2 yearsSomeone called saying they were from Visa’s fraud department, checking up on a supposed unauthorised debit card charge. When I told them my card was actually Mastercard, they quickly brushed it off saying both cards are monitored by the same fraud team. They then asked loads of questions about my bank details, especially if I had an account with Bank of Scotland or Royal Bank of Scotland, claiming those banks also use the same 'security' team. Felt like they were fishing for info to me.VisaBank of ScotlandRoyal Bank of Scotland2 yearsSo my husband picked up the call and this bloke said he was my cousin, but then went on to say he was seeing me! Quite the odd chat!2 yearsToday I got a call from 03333034887, a guy with a Scottish accent saying he was from some credit card fraud team. He was really polite and tried to get me to believe they'd stopped a dodgy payment from Manchester for flights to Nigeria. He asked me about my bank balance and told me to head straight to the building society to sort it out - and he even knew my name, my address, and which building society I use. But the moment he started asking if I had money in any other accounts or banks, I got suspicious. I ended the call, got the number he called from, and phoned my bank myself. Total scam, so watch out!ManchesterNigeria2 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be with Bank of Scotland. They had my mum’s full name and her address, and tried to tell her someone had purchased a British Airways flight from Manchester to Nigeria in her name. They even named our local Bank of Scotland branch and told her to pop down to the Post Office to withdraw £5,000. What freaked me out was that they also knew exactly where our nearest Post Office was!Bank of ScotlandBritish AirwaysManchesterNigeriaPost Office2 yearsSomeone rang up pretending they were from Bank of Scotland. They actually knew my mum’s full name and home address, which was pretty creepy. They told her someone had supposedly bought a flight from Manchester to Nigeria on British Airways. What really freaked us out was that they even named our nearby Bank of Scotland branch and told her to visit the Post Office to withdraw £5,000. They also had the exact location of our local Post Office. It all felt very convincing, but obviously it was a scam.Bank of ScotlandBritish AirwaysManchesterNigeriaPost Office2 yearsTotally a scam! They sound really urgent and try to scare you with arrest threats. Best thing to do is just end the call right away. I bet the cops have the tools to trace these fraudsters and sort them out properly.2 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Visa, trying to scam me. Honestly, don’t share any details with them, it’s definitely a scam. Stay safe!2 yearsGot a call earlier claiming someone bought plane tickets from Manchester to Nigeria using my card. They asked for the number on the back of my card, but I didn’t give them anything. Definitely sounded dodgy to me.Manchester AirportNigeria2 yearsJust got a call claiming to be from Visa, seemed pretty legit but my bank said it was definitely a scam. Be careful and don’t share any info with them!Visa2 yearsGot a text saying it was from Royal Mail, but it had a dodgy link trying to phish info.Royal Mail2 yearsThis number keeps ringing non stop, claiming they're from Royal Mail. They just won’t leave us alone and it’s getting really annoying.Royal Mail2 yearsSomebody rang claiming to be Visa saying they stopped transactions on my card. Total scam. Just hang up and don’t bother listening.VisaSubmit Your Own Report (0333 303 4887)
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