03456023409
TimeLine☎️ 03456023409 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 345602 with a prefix of 0345.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03456023409
- Verified phone number on websiteMay
2024Not recommended, but number legitJan
2023Potential scam email, contacted post officeNov
2022Suspicious email from fake Post OfficeAug
2022Received suspicious emails regarding accountMar
2021Post office email scam warningNov
2020Email about fake changes alertSep
2020Can now email and callJul
2020Unusual call about kitchen itemsJun
2020Unknown UK company calling repeatedlyJun
2020Post office following up emailFeb
2020Received number, letters dated 2018Feb
2020scam warning, avoid and reportSep
2019Be cautious of unknown emailsApr
2019Valid number for account releaseFeb
2019caution against sharing personal informationJan
2019Difficult to understand Irish accentOct
2018Legitimate number for UK Post OfficeAug
2017Number Of Searches: 337 Number Of Comments: 18 First Seen: 12 August 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Cheswell(Shropshire), Comers(Aberdeenshire), Edgcott(Somerset) and Narborough(Leicestershire).
03456023409 has 18 comments of which 5 x positive and 8 x negative and 5 x neutral
Reports on phone number 03456023409
2 yearsI got a couple of emails and felt a bit iffy about them. So, I rang the 0800 number off the Post Office website to check, and the lady there told me the number was legit. She also made sure my new account was all sorted and ok.Post Office3 yearsGot a call from a Post Office Money number - never had an account with them and wouldn’t bother either, but the number seems genuine enough.Post Office Money4 yearsGot an email claiming to be from the post office saying some of my linked accounts had been altered. But I only opened the account like 5 days ago. I went straight to the post office to double-check and they told me to just ignore it since everything's fine on their end. Really odd how the scammers even knew I’d just opened an account, especially since I did it face-to-face, not over the internet.Post Office4 yearsGot an email that looked like it came from the Post Office, telling me to ring them on 0345 602 3409. Thing is, I don’t have any accounts with them at all. I’m based in Devon, so bit suspicious if you ask me.Post OfficeDevon5 yearsI got three emails saying my information was updated on my Post Office savings account, but I never made any changes. They wanted me to call 0345 602 3409, which I ignored as it felt like a scam. Instead, I phoned the Post Office on their official 0800 number to report the suspicious 0345 number. Unfortunately, the person I spoke to didn’t seem too bothered and couldn’t explain why I’d been sent those emails in the first place.Post Office6 yearsGot two emails claiming to be from the post office finance saying my personal details had been updated. I felt something was off straight away and decided to look it up here before doing anything. Turns out, it was a total scam, so glad I was cautious!Post Office6 yearsGot an email telling me to ring a number about some recent updates to my Post Office Money savings account - except I don’t even have one. They said the changes were about my personal info and linked accounts. Luckily, I thought to look it up here first, even though it came as an email and not an actual phone call. Glad I didn’t just trust it!Post Office Money6 yearsNow they're reaching out by email as well as giving me calls.6 yearsJust got a call from someone trying to sell me plates, cups and bowls - never experienced something like this before, really strange!6 yearsHas anyone got any idea who this might be? They rang but left no voicemail. Why would a UK company call and not bother to leave a message? Feels like it could just be some automated system scanning through numbers or summat.UK6 yearsI got a call from the post office checking in about an email I’d sent earlier.Royal Mail6 yearsI found this number on a letter I got from the post office about opening a saving account with "post office money." The letter is from 27/07/2018. Yesterday I got an email from this number and then two more today, 15/2/20. That made me look into it and do some checks. r.n.c.Post Office Money7 yearsIt's a total con, make sure you report it and stay clear!7 yearsGot an email claiming to be from the post office about my savings account, telling me to ring this number. Thing is, I don’t even have a post office savings account. I’d suggest contacting the post office directly before trying to call that number.Post Office7 yearsThis number seems legit to me. My dad died last year and we’ve been trying to access some funds from his account. We got quite a few letters from the post office savings in Armagh about it, and this number was printed on those letters. So yeah, from what I can tell, it’s a genuine contact.Armagh8 yearsGot a call supposedly from the post office, but they started asking me a bunch of security questions like they had no clue who I was. When I asked what it was about, they just wouldn’t say. I reckon they keep the line open and give you a number to ring back on. Definitely a scam, don’t share any personal info with them!Post Office8 yearsI really struggled to make sense of what they were saying due to that thick Irish brogue. I'll just bide my time and see if they drop me a letter if it’s anything worth my while.9 yearsThis is indeed the genuine contact number for reaching UK Post Office Money.UK Post Office MoneySubmit Your Own Report (0345 602 3409)
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