03333034951
TimeLine☎️ 03333034951 👆 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 03333034951
- Scam call with suspicious claimsJun
2020Potential phone scam involving paymentJun
2020Indian accent, fake refund scamMar
2020Indian accent scam claiming refundMar
2020Scam call, now blocked numberMar
2020Indian caller asks about son, disconnectsMar
2020Beware of clever identity scamMar
2020Scam call about deceased relativeMar
2020Scam call from India, interruptedMar
2020Posed as FSCS, hung upMar
2020Scam warning: identity theft attemptMar
2020Ignores calls, researches, blocks numbersMar
2020Frequent calls, possible scam uncertaintyMar
2020Frustrated, skeptical about India scamMar
2020Number Of Searches: 9 Number Of Comments: 14 First Seen: 01 March 2020 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Badenscoth(Aberdeenshire), Boynton(North Yorkshire), East Carleton(Norfolk), Hersden(Kent) and Langal(Highland).
03333034951 has 14 comments of which 12 x negative and 2 x neutral
03333034951 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03333034951 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation originating from overseas, often involving callers with Indian accents who falsely claim the recipient is owed substantial refunds from banks. They commonly request payment via gift cards, such as Amazon cards, or ask for personal details including dates of birth, potentially to steal identity rather than bank or card details. The scammers use various aliases and purported connections to solicitors or financial services, sometimes referencing fictitious or unrelated individuals. They do not leave voicemail messages and frequently ignore requests to stop calling or put numbers on the Do Not Call list. The callers can be intrusive, clever, and deceptive, so it is strongly advised to remain cautious, avoid engaging, and never provide personal or financial information.
Reports on phone number 03333034951
6 yearsSome bloke from India calling himself Roy Morrison rang me up saying I was due £2,500 because the bank had overcharged me! He then went on about this thing called an Amazon Tax card - I told him no such thing exists! Then he just switched it to calling it an Amazon Card. He said I needed to load £125 onto it… which made no sense at all. He also mentioned a local solicitor named Barbara Parker would come by with all the paperwork. So I looked her up and found two: one was in the US and actually passed away, the other was over 300 miles away! Hardly local, if you ask me.IndiaRoy MorrisonAmazonBarbara ParkerUS6 yearsI got a call from someone called Kelvin Bell, claiming to be from the claims regulation management team. He told me I was due a £2800 PPI refund but I had to pop down to Sainsbury’s and buy an Amazon voucher worth about £140. Apparently, I was meant to give it to a solicitor named Linda Edwards. Sounds a bit dodgy if you ask me.Kelvin BellSainsburyAmazonLinda Edwards6 yearsGot a call from a woman who spoke with an Indian accent saying she was from the Claim Reclamation Management Department. She told me I’m due a £3000 refund from a bank overcharge, and someone would be bringing a cheque later today. But before that, they want me to pay 5% upfront as a tax recovery fee, right then and there. Sounds dodgy to me.Claim Reclamation Management Department6 yearsI got a call from a lady speaking with an Indian accent, saying she’s from some Claim Reclamation Management team. She told me I should be getting £3000 back due to a bank overcharge, which apparently will be sent to me today by someone with a cheque. But she said I have to pay 5% on the spot to cover 'tax' before they can hand it over. Sounds fishy to me.Claim Reclamation Management6 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Indian accent saying he had some letter from the High Court about me being owed over £2000 back from my bank. Decided to block the number straight away.High Court6 yearsGot a call from an Indian guy asking about my son who apparently ran away over a decade ago. I told him my son isn’t around anymore and then they just hung up on me.6 yearsI got a call from someone saying they were with a financial company, but it was just a scammer from India! I told them I’m on the TPS list, but they cut me off and said I shouldn't be getting random calls like this, then just hung up. Crazy!IndiaTPS6 yearsBeware of this downright dodgy operation! Exercise utmost caution, as they seem to possess your personal info like your name and address, likely sourced from other firms. They’re remarkably crafty about avoiding requests for banking info or card details. It’s an identity theft ploy, with them fishing for sensitive data such as dates of birth, all while masquerading as representatives from a financial service. These individuals are operating from abroad, and their ruse is incredibly well-executed. When you return their calls, they pick up without a hitch, showcasing their cunning nature. Stay alert and feel free to mess with them a bit before giving them a piece of your mind!6 yearsGot a call today from a person claiming to be with some financial firm wanting to talk to my father-in-law, who’s been dead for seven years now. It was pretty weird.6 yearsI usually just ignore calls from unknown numbers. We’ve got an answer machine so people can leave a message if it’s important, but the annoying calls never bother doing that. After these calls, I often look up the number online to see if anyone else has had the same issue, and then I block it. It really puzzles me why there’s no proper way to put an end to these calls once and for all.6 yearsSomeone called saying they were from FSCS, then asked if I was a civil servant before hanging up on me.FSCS6 yearsSCAM ALERT!! Watch out lads, got a call from someone pretending to be from some financial service, saying they can sort out refunds. They already had my name and address from somewhere (probably sales records). Then they start this whole story about checking with the banks and ask for my DOB and phone number - their real aim is to nick your identity, not your card or bank details. Proper sneaky trick. I just told them off and hung up. Sounded like some call centre from India, calling as "Alan Smith". Don't fall for it!IndiaAlan Smith6 yearsFor the past three days, this number has been incessantly ringing my phone. It called around 15 times but didn’t bother to send a text or leave a voicemail. I've no clue what to think of it; it could be one of those dodgy callback scams, though I can’t say for certain. Quite the nuisance, really!6 yearsUgh, just got another annoying scam call from India! Do these people honestly think we’re that daft? Total waste of time!IndiaSubmit Your Own Report (0333 303 4951)
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