0795438967
TimeLine☎️ 0795438967 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 795438967.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0795438967
- Identified scam with blocking tacticsNov
2016Ongoing scam reported againNov
2016User warned about scam callerNov
2016eBay scammer selling fake motorhomesNov
2016Scam selling items onlineNov
2016Inaccurate mileage, stopped conversation quicklyOct
2016Suspicious eBay-related text messageOct
2016Received ad inquiry about RVOct
2016Suspicious car sale from IrelandOct
2016Possible scam alert for eBayOct
2016Possible scam, stayed away cautiouslyOct
2016Suspicious email request after inquiryOct
2016Name is Amy, number unresponsiveOct
2016Suspicious text from unverified numberOct
2016Warning about potential scam behaviorSep
2016Number Of Searches: 36 Number Of Comments: 15 First Seen: 24 September 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Burford(Shropshire) and Charlton(Hampshire).
0795438967 has 15 comments of which 3 x negative and 12 x neutral
0795438967 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0795438967 👆 is reported as a persistent scammer using multiple email addresses and phone numbers to advertise motorhomes and vehicles that don’t actually exist. The scam involves contacts from various email domains and fake offers on eBay with prices that are too good to be true. Communication often leads to requests for emailing outside official platforms, with the phone number typically unreachable or cut off abruptly. The individual, often claiming to be named Amy from locations like Northern Ireland or Ireland, employs blocking tactics to end contact. There are suspicions of connections to other fraudulent entities and dubious bank accounts, highlighting ongoing caution in dealing with these offers. Many users have reported frustration and warnings against any engagement.
Reports on phone number 0795438967
10 yearsThis scam is definitely still active, using emails like [email protected] and [email protected]. The phone she uses has a built-in blocker so she can pick and choose which calls get through. Once she’s done talking, she simply blocks you from contacting her again. The campers might be genuine and from T&T, but that doesn’t mean she owns them. I’ve also heard there could be a link to a group called dubmonkey from Kingston upon Hull - because vehicles she advertises have appeared there, yet you can’t get hold of dubmonkey by phone at all. On top of that, she’s got a bank account in London that ties into her PayPal accounts. Seriously, what sort of security do these banks think they have?T & TDubMonkeyKingston upon Hull10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Amy Paterson, but it turned out to be a total scam.Amy Paterson10 yearsThese scams are still doing the rounds, seems like they never stop.10 yearsSo there's this woman on eBay claiming to sell motorhomes that aren't real at all. She then messages you telling you to email [email protected]. The email linked to this scam is honeybooboo96, hawking these fake motorhomes. When you try calling the number she gives, it just doesn’t go through. Honestly, eBay really needs to get involved and put a stop to this fraud. I genuinely can’t figure out what her game is, but it sure isn’t honest work!10 yearsIt's definitely a con. Looks like someone's attempting to peddle goods online.10 yearsI got a call from 0795438960 asking about a 09 Corsa VXR with 25000 miles on the clock, but the HPI showed 92000 instead. The person said she was working in Ireland, so I cut the chat pretty quick. Felt a bit dodgy to me.HPIIreland10 yearsGot a text from this number after spotting a second ad on eBay, this one for a VW T5. The message said to reach out to [email protected] if interested... though I’m thinking that’s dodgy!10 yearsGot a message from that email [email protected] about the Georgie Boy Cruismaster American RV asking if I was still interested. It was linked to some removed embay advert. Bit random but thought I’d share.Boy10 yearsGot offered a Freelander at a super cheap rate. The woman, Amy, kept telling me to trust her. Nah, not a chance. She claims she's from Northern Ireland but was trying to sell it here in Wiltshire.FreelanderAmyNorthern IrelandWiltshire10 yearsSaw an advertised eBay deal that looked way too cheap to be real. Got a call from this number telling me to send an email. Felt off, so I just stopped replying. Not sure what kind of scam it might’ve been, but I’m steering clear!10 yearsI spotted a van on eBay priced way below what seemed realistic. Decided to message the seller, but then got a text asking me to contact [email protected] instead. Really happy I looked up this site before going any further!10 yearsI replied to an eBay listing for a Land Rover, then got a text from this number asking me to email [email protected]. It looked really fishy to me, so I didn’t bother sending anything. That mdapp.co.uk address seems kind of suspicious!Land Rover10 yearsI got something similar, this person says their name’s Amy but I tried calling back and the number doesn’t even ring.Amy10 yearsI asked about something on eBay and got a text from this number telling me to use an email that’s not the one on eBay. The strange thing is, the number they texted from is one digit short, so I couldn’t even reply. Quite fishy if you ask me.10 yearsIt seems like there are some serious fraudsters targeting motorhome enthusiasts, not to mention who knows what other schemes they’re up to!Submit Your Own Report (795438967)
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