03335565700
TimeLine☎️ 03335565700 👆 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 333556 with a prefix of 0333.
Variations of this phone number could show up on your Caller ID as:
+443335565700+44 333 556 57000333 556 5700+44-333-556-5700
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03335565700
- Suspected Lowell debt collection scamApr
2026Lowell phone number, known debtJan
2026Scam calls, incorrect debt claimsOct
2025Warning: Scam, ignore false debtsSep
2025Blocked, unsubscribed, reported Lowell spamSep
2025Unrecognized accounts; probable scam alertAug
2025User warns about potential scamApr
2025Website helped identify potential scamApr
2025User identifies scam activityApr
2025Confused by Lowell's contact requestMar
2025Ignore scam letters and callsMar
2025Ignore scam; don't respond to themMar
2025Suspected scam regarding Vodafone debtMar
2025Spam messages, fake debt scamsFeb
2025Company sending harassing collection lettersJan
2025Lowell scammer, suspicious text receivedDec
2024Fiancée receives incorrect debt noticesDec
2024Fiancée receives erroneous debt lettersDec
2024Scam call about owed moneyDec
2024Fraudulent debt collection causing distressOct
2024Debt threat from Vodafone contactSep
2024PayPal credit scam warning issuedAug
2024Possible scam; verify letter detailsJul
2024Discussing Lowell debt collection agencyJun
2024Suspected scam letter from BTMar
2024Lowell's scammy letter about T-MobileMar
2024Fake debt collection agency behaviorFeb
2024Alleged debt collection scam from LowellFeb
2024Scammers posing as Lowell demanding paymentFeb
2024Unrecognized debt claimed by companyJan
2024Received scam letter about debtJan
2024Need additional context to summarizeJan
2024Warns of potential scammerJan
2024Email claiming overdue phone bills, scamJan
2024Suspicious letter received from unknown numberJan
2024Debt collection scam for O2Dec
2023Received letter mentioning Lowell companyDec
2023Fraudulent debt claim from LowellDec
2023Valid address for Lowell PortfolioNov
2023Letter received from Lowell, potentially scamNov
2023Suspicious of PO Box addressOct
2023Frequent calls from this numberOct
2023Received questionable debt collection requestOct
2023Email from Lowell Group scamSep
2023Emails appear to be scamAug
2023Warning of potential scamming instancesJun
2023Provide customer service contact numberMay
2023Issue with bill for servicesApr
2023Warning about scammers presentMar
2023Receiving scam emails and textsFeb
2023Received debt collection letter from LowellFeb
2022Number Of Searches: 192 Number Of Comments: 42 First Seen: 31 January 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Hooker Gate(Tyne and Wear), Silchester(Hampshire) and Stembridge(Swansea).
03335565700 has 42 comments of which 1 x positive and 17 x neutral and 24 x negative
03335565700 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03335565700 👆 is reported as associated with numerous scam complaints, primarily involving fraudulent debt collection claims from well-known companies like mobile providers and credit services. Callers and letter recipients frequently deny any prior accounts or debts, citing incorrect personal details and addresses. Attempts to extract bank information or payments are common, with scammers using variations of purported official contact numbers. Many report repeated unwanted letters, calls, texts, and emails demanding payment for debts never incurred, causing stress and confusion. Genuine communication from authorised debt agencies typically uses verifiable contact information and official channels, so it is advised to verify independently and avoid engaging with suspicious callers or unsolicited correspondence linked to this number. Authorities recommend reporting such incidents to official fraud and consumer protection bodies.
Reports on phone number 03335565700
6 monthsYeah, this is the number for Lowell. They called me about a debt they say I owe.Lowell9 monthsGot a letter saying i owed money to capitol one credit card so i called the number they gave. Thing is, ive never owned a credit card before. Also they mentioned something about a contract with Lowells, but ive got no agreement with them at all despite the threats about a ccj. Honestly, even if they try it, they’ll have no luck coz theres no signed papers with either capitol one or Lowells. To top it off, they sent the letter to my mum’s old address, and she’s in her 90s. I haven’t lived there for ages since i live abroad now. Proper mess.9 monthsBe careful, this is definitely a rip-off. Don’t stress about debts linked to accounts that were never yours. Just let it go, carry on with your life, and honestly, feel a bit sorry for the crook behind it all.10 monthsGot a message from 0333 556 5700 after I received an email from them, which I immediately blocked and unsubscribed from even though I never signed up for anything. Then they sent a text as well, which I also blocked and reported. Seems to be connected to Lowell.Lowell11 monthsI’ve been getting letters from Lowell after receiving mail about accounts with O2 that I’ve never even signed up for. Feels like a total scam to me.LowellO21 yearDefinitely a scam, watch out!1 yearI kept getting letters from Lowells so I looked them up online, not using the number on the letter, and found a different phone number 03335565700. Then I found this site and saw loads of people saying it's a scam number. So cheers to everyone here and to this website for helping me avoid calling it, otherwise I might've just dialled that number without thinking.1 yearDefinitely a scam, be careful!1 yearSo, earlier this week I got a letter from Lowell about some £244.58 debt for T-Mobile. Thing is, T-Mobile shut down around 2013 and I was only ever on pay as you go with them until about 2007. Never had a monthly plan or anything. After that, I switched to Virgin Media and O2 and have been with them for like 17 years, always paid up on time. You had to top up your phone to use it back then, so this doesn’t make any sense to me. Then just now, they called asking for my bank details. As if I'm daft enough to give them that!LowellT - MobileVirgin MediaO21 yearGot a letter from this company once, but I never bothered replying. It's a total scam, just rubbish. Best to ignore them, no point giving them any attention. The number is 0333556570.1 yearI've received multiple spam texts and letters linked to this number. On a closer look at the letters, the phone number's been switched out. These don't come from Lowell at all. Also, they’re running scams about bogus debts for TFL congestion charges. They seem to grab addresses from job sites and put up fake job offers. If you submit a CV, you'll end up getting fake debt notices. Make sure to report this to Action Fraud online. It’s best to have the authorities deal with these phony websites and scams. Don’t get caught out by this rubbish!LowellTFLAction Fraud2 yearsI keep getting letters from this firm saying I owe £346.05 to Sky. Thing is, I don’t have any debts with Sky at all. I do have a Sky contract for their small box, Sky Stream, which I pay £75 a month for and it's still active. But these people from Powell keep hassling me, claiming I owe money because supposedly my Sky account was closed. It's just not true. I'm convinced these Powell lot are scammers trying to cause trouble.SkySky StreamPowell2 yearsMy partner keeps getting letters about some EE bill she’s supposedly got, but she’s never even had an EE phone before. It’s really frustrating and confusing for her.EE2 yearsMy partner kept getting a few letters, maybe three or four, claiming she owes money to 02. The weird thing is, she’s never had an 02 number. I looked up the phone number from the letters online and thought it's best to share it here.2 yearsReceived a message supposedly from Lowell, but the number didn’t match their usual one - the last couple of digits were off. They wanted me to call back and give my bank info, saying I’d overpaid on something. Thing is, I haven’t been with Lowell in like three years, so it felt dodgy straight away. Definitely a scam in my opinion.Lowell2 yearsGot two calls from this number telling me I had a debt. Then I got a letter through the post. I looked it up online and realised it’s a total scam. People were genuinely worried and close to paying up, so be careful, don’t get fooled!2 yearsGot a call from someone called Lovell, claiming I owe money to Vodafone. They’ve sent 5 letters already and are now threatening to take further steps. The number they used matches the contact details they gave, plus there’s a QR code linking to a website and a PO Box in Harlow.LovellVodafoneHarlow2 yearsI got a letter recently from PayPal Credit claiming I was behind on payments for an account I never even set up. Then, out of the blue, Lowell contacted me saying they’ve bought the debt for over £2,500 and want to collect. It’s so stressful and I reckon a lot of families are going through the same nightmare with this kind of scammy stuff. Just a heads up to everyone to be careful with these dodgy claims.PayPal CreditLowell2 yearsGot a letter from this number about some supposed debt. Thought it was dodgy, so I rang EE since they’ve joined with Orange now. Turns out I don’t owe anything at all. Looks like a scam to me, but always double-check any letters you get by searching the info online first.EEOrange2 yearsI got a call from this number and it turned out to be Lowell, a debt collector.Lowell2 yearsGot a letter saying I owed money to BT, but that’s totally fake. We don’t have any outstanding bills with BT, so it’s definitely a scam.BT2 yearsGot one of those dodgy letters again from Lowell about some T-Mobile account I don’t even have. They’re trying to tempt me with a “half off” deal if I settle right away! Total scam if you ask me.LowellT - Mobile2 yearsI keep getting calls at all sorts of odd hours from someone saying they’re from Lowell’s debt collection. They’ve even sent phoney letters to my home and emails showing up at like 1 in the morning. It’s nonstop and really annoying.Lowell2 yearsJust received a letter from Lowell saying I owe £37.73 to Three Mobile. I’ve been paying my bills on time for over a decade. Total scam if you ask me!LowellThree Mobile2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Lowel, asking me for money for some "third party debit recovery" thing. They wouldn’t say who exactly they were or give any proper details. Definitely sounds dodgy to me!Lowel2 yearsFor years now, I've been receiving letters and emails from some company claiming I owe British Gas £750. I've been a customer and been using their gas for nearly a decade and this just doesn't make sense.British Gas2 yearsI recently received a letter that claimed to be from Lowell debt, asserting that I owe £93.50 related to an O2 account. The thing is, I’ve never had an O2 account at all! Seems like a total scam to me.Lowell2 yearsTotal scam, just ignore it.2 yearsI got an email from the number 03335565700 saying I owed two phone bills, one for £409 and another for £241. I've never had any unpaid bills, so this looks like a scam to me. That's why I'm reaching out here to warn others.3 yearsI received a letter saying this number was once Tesco Mobile and that I owe £25. The thing is, I’ve never had a Tesco phone.Tesco MobileTesco3 yearsI just received a letter from what seems to be a debt collection agency, asserting that they’ve acquired my O2 account. It’s absolutely outrageous! Can you believe it?!3 yearsI too have had a letter come through the post from Lowell.Lowell3 yearsGot a letter from LOWELL on 07/12/23 claiming I owe £120 to Three Mobile. Thing is, I've never used Three Mobile as my phone provider. This has got scam written all over it! Plus, the phone number they gave, 0333 556 5700, doesn’t seem legit at all.LOWELLThree MobileThree3 yearsI received a letter on Saturday, 4th November, and at first glance, it seemed pretty authentic. What puzzled me was how they got my details, considering I’ve changed address a while ago. The last time I dealt with Lowell was about five years back. The letter had the same info as before except for the new address (I moved around three years ago) and a different phone number. I never got a call from that number, but when I looked it up, several people reported it as a scam, with scammers pretending to be from Lowell. Quite confusing!Lowell3 yearsI keep receiving calls from this number every day.3 yearsInitially, I received a call from this number, followed swiftly by a letter demanding payment for half a debt I settled a decade ago-utter nonsense! I’ve popped the letter back in the envelope, marked it 'not known at this address,' and sent it back to them. What a bunch of cheeky scammers!3 yearsGot an email from Lowell Group saying I should contact them about some debt from a T mobile account. Thing is, I’ve never been with T mobile so it sounded fishy. Decided to look up the phone number they gave me on Who Called Me, and of course it turned out to be a scam. Watch out for that one!Lowell Group3 yearsI’ve been getting emails from a place that says it’s the Lowell Group, they keep telling me to contact them straight away about some kind of problem they won’t explain. They always include the same phone number in their messages. Before calling, I decided to check out the number online to see what was going on. From what I found, I’m definitely not ringing back - it looks like they’re just attempting to con people who might be easy targets.Lowell3 yearsThey tried charging me for stuff I never even got to begin with. Ridiculous!3 yearsTotally a bunch of scammers, watch out!3 yearsI keep getting relentless emails claiming that I have an outstanding debt. They've even gone as far as messaging my mum's phone, which is the giveaway for us that it’s all a con.4 yearsI recently got a letter delivered, purporting to be from a debt collection firm named Lowell, attempting to recover an amount of £669.16.LowellSubmit Your Own Report (0333 556 5700)
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