03333393241
TimeLine☎️ 03333393241 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by IP Voice Networks Ltd. It is part of the phone block 333339 with a prefix of 0333.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03333393241
- Scam warning: fake Apple StoreDec
2025Santander fraud call warning alertDec
2025Suspected Sainsbury’s fuel scamDec
2025Bank scam advice and reportingDec
2025Santander scam text, blocked transactionDec
2025Santander scam: scammers boast unreal moneyDec
2025Santander scam text message alertDec
2025Always verify suspicious bank contactsDec
2025Scam number, fake HSBC textDec
2025Appreciated confirmation, suspected scamDec
2025Phishing scam; fake HSBC textDec
2025Suspected scam; verified by commentsDec
2025Scam alert: fake Airbnb paymentDec
2025HSBC scam alert, ignore callDec
2025Possible scam involving HSBC transactionDec
2025Number Of Searches: 9 Number Of Comments: 14 First Seen: 29 November 2025 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ashfield(Carmarthenshire), Effledge(Scottish Borders) and Wenhaston(Suffolk).
03333393241 has 14 comments of which 13 x negative and 1 x neutral
03333393241 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03333393241 👆 is reported as a persistent scam pretending to be from Santander, HSBC, or Metrobank, falsely claiming declined transactions at places like Apple Store or Sainsbury’s fuel. Calls and texts urge recipients to contact the number about suspicious activity or new payees, but it's an attempt to steal banking info. Many users confirm it’s fraudulent and share advice on verifying with banks directly using official contacts, not the given number. The scammers often pressure and harass, sometimes threatening or bragging when confronted. Multiple reports emphasise the importance of reporting these scams to police and telecom authorities to help protect vulnerable people. Overall, the number is linked to phishing and should be treated with caution.
Reports on phone number 03333393241
7 monthsGot a message saying there was a failed payment of £122.42 at Sainsbury's petrol station, and they asked me to ring this number if I hadn’t made the purchase. I thought it sounded dodgy and after checking other replies here, it looks like a scam. Cheers for the heads up!Sainsbury7 monthsA few posts down, like 4 or so, there’s a great write-up about what steps to take if your bank contacts you out of the blue. It also explains how to flag scam calls and texts through the proper channels like police and Ofcom. You might wanna check out the most recent dozen news updates on the police Action Fraud page too - really worth a read!Ofcom7 monthsGot a call from someone claiming to be Santander, said there was a problem with a purchase at the Apple Store and told me to ring them back on that number. Definitely sounded like a scam.SantanderApple Store7 monthsThese scammers pretending to be from Santander sound like a couple of young blokes from London. They keep ringing up and if you tell them how rubbish they are, they lose it and start shouting about having loads of cash right there. Then you can just ask them about that fake £50,000 they claim to have :)SantanderLondon7 monthsGot a text saying a new payee was added to my Santander account and if it wasn’t me, I should ring the number they gave. Definitely a scam, don’t fall for it!Santander7 monthsGot charged £122.42 by Santander for some Apple Store thing, but it’s totally a scam and fake. Definitely watch out!GotSantanderApple Store7 monthsGot a text saying there’s been a blocked transaction on my account and to ring 0333 339 3241, claiming it’s from Santander. Definitely looks like a scam. Wouldn't trust it at all.Santander7 monthsGot a text claiming to be from HSBC, but it was a total scam. Be careful with these dodgy numbers!HSBC7 monthsBig thanks to everyone who shared their thoughts before me. I suspected it was probably a scam, just wanted to be sure though.7 monthsGot a call out of the blue saying someone’s trying to pay for an Airbnb using my Metrobank account. They wanted me to ring a certain number or send a text with the letter N. Bit dodgy if you ask me.AirbnbMetrobank7 monthsGot another text claiming to be from HSBC, but I don’t even have an account there. It’s gotta be one of those phishing scams. Watch out, folks!HSBC7 monthsGot a message from this number saying my card was declined at the Apple Store for £79.99 and it was HSBC. Something felt off about it, so I looked it up here and glad I did. Cheers to everyone who shared their experiences!Apple StoreHSBC7 monthsGot a weird call sayin my HSBC payment was declined and to press N then ring the number they gave. Definitely smells like a scam to me!HSBC7 monthsGot a call that felt dodgy, probably one of those HSBC scams. They told me to text back "N" and then ring a certain number. Don't think I'll be doing that!HSBCSubmit Your Own Report (0333 339 3241)
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