07024083241
TimeLine☎️ 07024083241 👆 is a valid (Personal Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 70240 with a prefix of 070.
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+447024083241+44 70 2408 3241070 2408 3241+44-70-2408-3241
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TimeLine of events for phone number 07024083241
- Beware of potential car scamSep
2012Interested in car details, please respondMay
2011Warning: potential car selling scamNov
2010Scam alert: do not callNov
2010Concerned about caller's legitimacyNov
2010Suspects fraud in vehicle saleOct
2010Scammed by fake buyer, beware!Sep
2010Scam involving parrots and deliveryAug
2010Duplicate ad response went unansweredAug
2010Comment implies man is gayJul
2010User finds comment amusing, mocksJul
2010Fraudster; avoid calling this personJul
2010Interested in vehicle condition, priceJul
2010Beware of organized phone scamMay
2010Identical scam email, avoid this!Mar
2010Identical emails suggest possible fraudSep
2009Scam alert regarding vehicle purchaseJun
2009Concerns about caller's legitimacy expressedJan
200907024083241 has 17 comments of which 17 x neutral
07024083241 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 07024083241 👆 is reported as a well-known scam targeting vehicle sellers, often involving individuals posing with various names and foreign origins. They typically express eagerness to pay full asking price and request to remove the ad quickly, sometimes offering extra money. Communication occurs through suspicious emails and phone numbers, with promises of payment via cheque or bankers draft, which never clears. The fraudsters often use different aliases and make implausible stories about delivery charges or third-party carriers. Multiple users warn against responding or calling, emphasising the importance of verifying identities and being cautious with unsolicited offers. New visitors are advised to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the relevant advertising platform.
Reports on phone number 07024083241
10 yearsThis chap is undoubtedly a con artist. Best not to give him a call!Best10 yearsReceived a rather peculiar email in response to my ad about selling a car. They mentioned that they reside in Scotland and provided this number for further communication. We're a bit apprehensive regarding the authenticity of the caller. Cheers, Lavinia.ScotlandLavinia10 yearsI've fallen victim to a dodgy character. This individual proposed sending a cheque for £4,000 while the car we had on offer was only worth £1,450. Just like others who have been scammed, she insisted we remove the advertisement and offered an extra £50 for our trouble, claiming the remainder had to go to her courier. It was only through a bit of digging by my brother, searching her number online, that we realised something was amiss. She has numerous aliases, but introduced herself as Mr David Williams. So, please tread carefully, everyone!David Williams10 yearsGood day! My name is Sir Phillip Walter, and I hope this message finds you well. I came across your advertisement for a car that piqued my interest, and I'm keen to learn more. Could you kindly provide me with details regarding its condition and the final asking price? You can either drop me an email at [email protected] or give me a call at +447024083241. Looking forward to your prompt response. Cheers, Sir Phillip Walter.Phillip Walter10 yearsJust a heads up, folks! This is a scam, plain and simple. It seems to be quite a well-orchestrated operation, in line with what we've been warned about globally. Best to steer clear of this one! If you come across any new email addresses linked to this shady character, do share them here or notify the website where you found the ad. If you can provide the email of the person behind this scam, they’ll surely be dealt with. Remember, it’s all a ruse-stay vigilant! Share any details about these crooks here or make sure to alert your ad platform!11 yearsI received an email from someone claiming they were keen to pay the full asking price for my car. They mentioned they were based in Switzerland and that their wife had her eye on a vehicle just like mine. Thankfully, my son-in-law advised me to look into the email, and I uncovered the reality of the situation. Please, do exercise caution with this sort of thing!Switzerland11 yearsI've listed my car on Auto Trader and received an email from someone calling themselves Paul Large. I've got a sneaky feeling this chap might be up to no good. When I did a bit of digging on his name, it turns out it’s all a bit dodgy. His email is [email protected], and he’s keen to pay via a banker’s draft. A quick search shows he’s been sending out the same message to a whole host of others too. Whatever happened to just dealing with decent folk when selling a motor? It’s all a bit frustrating!Auto TraderPaul Large11 yearsI encountered a situation that mirrored yours quite closely when I responded to a personal advertisement on Autotrader. It was strikingly the same name, number, and even the phrasing was a perfect match. We sent a reply that gently nudged her to reconsider the contents of her ad! But as of now, there’s been no response.Autotrader11 yearsReceived a remarkably similar email concerning a car I’ve listed on Friday Ad. Same old nonsense about shipping and the cheeky request for an extra £50 to hold it. It’s beyond ridiculous trying to purchase a vehicle sight unseen, and the phrasing in the email is just as dodgy. The only variation was that she called herself David Tom and used the email: [email protected]. The phone number matched too. It’s surely a massive scam! Stay vigilant and steer clear! Cheers!David Tom12 yearsIt appears that this individual is operating under the alias Derick Ponger. She claimed she was parting with two African grey parrots because her partner has sadly passed away and she's relocating to Aberdeen for work. However, she’s asking for £400 for delivery and paperwork alterations. A huge thank you to this website as it’s ensured she won’t be pocketing a single penny from us. Absolute charlatan!Derick PongerAberdeen12 yearsThis fella is definitely up to no good. Whatever you do, steer clear of calling him!12 yearsI just received a rather dubious email that is completely the same as the one you mentioned, only this time it swaps out David Williams for David Bruce! It absolutely reeks of something untoward, and it has all the hallmarks of money laundering, if you ask me. Quite troubling, to say the least!David WilliamsDavid Bruce12 yearsGreetings! I’m Sir Phillip Walter, and I hope this message finds you well. I came across your listing for the car you have up for sale and am very keen to learn more about it. Could you please provide details regarding its current condition and the price you're hoping to achieve? Feel free to drop an email to [email protected] or give me a call at +447024083241. Thank you for your assistance! Regards, Sir Phillip Walter.Phillip Walter12 yearsWe recently received a rather puzzling email concerning the vehicle we advertised on Friday. It’s exactly the same drivel regarding the truck and a car that supposedly has an additional 50. However, this seems to be an unintentional editorial oversight. The sole distinction was that the person referred to themselves as David instead of Tom, and the email address used was [email protected]. The phone number remained unchanged. It’s definitely a massive scam! Stay vigilant and steer clear! Cheers!DavidTom12 yearsI received a rather peculiar email in response to my ad for selling a car. The sender claimed to be from Scotland and provided this contact number. I'm feeling a bit uneasy about the authenticity of the caller. Any thoughts? Cheers, Lavinia.ScotlandLavinia12 yearsI recently had a rather peculiar experience with the number 07024083241. They reached out, claiming to be interested in purchasing a vehicle listed for £850. They mentioned something about the Friday Ad and were quite keen on having us remove the ad while offering extra cash for the trouble. Shortly after, they followed up with an email requesting our personal details. Curious, we decided to contact Beeding Rectory, where the genuine Reverend Ken James is based - who, I can assure you, is definitely English. However, the person on the line from the 07024083241 number was decidedly not! When I shared my concerns about the situation, the call abruptly ended. It certainly raised a few red flags for me. Just a heads-up to everyone: stay vigilant!Beeding RectoryKen James12 yearsThis chap is definitely swinging for the other team.Submit Your Own Report (070 2408 3241)
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