08000154873
TimeLine☎️ 08000154873 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 800015 with a prefix of 0800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08000154873
- Refund confirmed, not a scamNov
2016Unexpected payout from closed accountJun
2016Beware of scam; don't respondMay
2016Received unexpected legitimate bank refundJan
2016Received £71 from old accountJan
2016Frustrating experience, likely a scamJan
2016Genuine call led to overpayment refundSep
2015Letter confirmed genuine, contact bankSep
2015Mixed feedback about number's legitimacySep
2015Fake refund letter, avoid callingSep
2015Bank confirmed legitimacy of paymentsAug
2015Received refund, no fraud involvedAug
2015Warning: Number reported as scamAug
2015Lloyds employee warns against scamAug
2015Poor customer service at branchAug
2015Concern about identity theft revealedAug
2015Seeking assistance at local branchAug
2015Scam number posing as bankAug
2015Verify refund claims directly with bankAug
2015Found suspicious letter, Googled numberAug
2015Received fake letter, suspicious numberAug
2015Don't call the number providedAug
2015Suspected scam, not Lloyds' numberAug
2015Verify refunds by calling directlyAug
2015Avoid these scammers at all costs!Aug
2015Obvious scam, avoid this numberAug
2015Suspicious letters requesting bank detailsAug
2015Potential scam, unconvincing letterheadAug
2015Received multiple fraudulent letters, unresponsive policeJul
2015Scam call asking for bank detailsJul
2015Scam confirmed by Lloyds BankJul
2015Scam identified, bank confirmed fakeJun
2015Received similar letter recentlyJun
2015Uncertainty about potential fraudJun
2015Unsure about potential refund legitimacyJun
2015Number Of Searches: 190 Number Of Comments: 33 First Seen: 28 May 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bryansford(County Down), Crick(Northamptonshire), Grobister(Orkney), Howdon(Tyne and Wear) and Llangurig(Powys).
08000154873 has 33 comments of which 1 x positive and 25 x neutral and 7 x negative
08000154873 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08000154873 👆 is reported as a phone number associated with letters claiming refunds from Lloyds Bank or related accounts. Some users confirm genuine refunds linked to old accounts or credit cards after verifying through official Lloyds channels or branches, highlighting the importance of confirming identity securely. However, numerous others warn this number is used in scam attempts, with fake letters requesting personal bank details and no official affiliation with Lloyds. There are reports of suspicious behaviour like transferring calls and abrupt hang-ups. To stay safe, users are advised to verify any refund claims directly through Lloyds Bank's official contact numbers or visit branches, never provide sensitive information to unsolicited callers, and remain sceptical of unexpected refund offers from unfamiliar numbers.
Reports on phone number 08000154873
10 yearsI came across this discussion after receiving a rather similar correspondence regarding an overpayment from an old account of mine that dates back nearly a decade. I can assure you, it’s absolutely not a scam. I dialled the number on the letter (0800 0154873) to get to the bottom of it, and Lloyds confirmed the authenticity of the document using the reference number and account details they provided. They instructed me to pop into a branch to verify my identity with my driving licence and to supply my current bank information. I followed their instructions and made the visit three days ago, and just this morning, a delightful surprise landed in my current account (which isn’t even with Lloyds)-a refund of £2,610.15! So, if you receive a similar letter, don’t dismiss it!Lloyds10 yearsI hadn't even considered my TSB account, which was shut down in 2002, until I received a letter out of the blue. I've spent the last 15 years residing in France and this correspondence took me by surprise! The information they provided turned out to be spot on, and I've ended up with an extra £727 in my pocket. The only hiccup is that they are unable to transfer funds out of the UK directly. However, to my relief, they agreed to channel it into an old cashcard account that I still have, which saved me a lot of trouble. In the end, receiving €1000 is more than worth the inconvenience!TSBFranceUK10 yearsI recently received a letter informing me that I was owed a refund due to an overpayment. After reaching out to Lloyds for clarification, they assured me it was a fraud attempt and advised against sharing any banking information. Be cautious, everyone!Lloyds11 yearsI popped into my local bank today and the staff assured me that the number was genuine, even giving it a ring on my behalf. Once I got back home, I decided to call them up myself and discovered that I’m due £71. Not exactly life-changing, but a lovely little surprise nonetheless! It turns out it was from an old account I had completely forgotten about since 2003! Initially, I was convinced it must be a scam, which is why I chose to visit the branch in the first place.11 yearsI can confirm this is the real deal. I rang up Lloyds on their standard number and requested a transfer to their Recoveries department. Once connected, I shared my information with the representatives. It turned out I had an overpayment on a credit card dating back to 1999. After factoring in the interest, they ended up owing me a smidgen over £2000. Quite a pleasant surprise, if I do say so!LloydsRecoveries11 yearsI must say, this is the real deal. I had my doubts at first, but after numerous calls to the Lloyds general enquiry line, I discovered that it concerns a letter from their Recoveries team. In my situation, it was linked to a rather ancient TSB bank account. For anyone else who's feeling uncertain about this, I highly recommend giving their main number a ring and requesting to be connected to the recoveries department, or alternatively, pop into your nearest branch for some clarification.LloydsRecoveriesTSB11 yearsI’ve just got a letter pertaining to the number 08000154873, claiming it’s about a refund. The thing is, I’ve never had an account with Lloyds, so I’m convinced this is a hoax. It’s utterly fraudulent! I cannot stress strongly enough: do NOT, I repeat, do NOT call this number or divulge any of your banking information. Just by calling, they could easily obtain your landline or mobile number. Be cautious, everyone!Lloyds11 yearsIs this number for real? I've seen a bit of a mixed bag in the comments above.11 yearsI reached out to them, and they suggested I visit a nearby Lloyds bank. Once there, I had a chat with the accounts manager, who reassured me that everything was above board. She even made a call to them on my behalf and resolved the issue. To top it off, she presented me with a legitimate email from the bank that detailed the payments and correspondence-very reassuring!Lloyds11 yearsBack in 2006, I held a Lloyds credit card and received a letter from them recently. Upon giving them a ring, I discovered that I had overpaid by a whopping £160! Thankfully, I've managed to retrieve my funds. To be honest, I was a bit apprehensive throughout the process, but rest assured, it wasn't a case of fraud.Lloyds11 yearsAvoid this number, it's definitely a scam.11 yearsThis is absolutely bonkers! I just shared my thoughts on this too. It's mind-boggling how they were aware of my credit card with Lloyd's back in 2007. What’s even more unsettling is how they got hold of my new address to dispatch that dodgy letter. It's really thrown me for a loop. I've moved all my funds to another account now. What a bunch of sneaky blighters!Lloyd ' s11 yearsI recently popped into the bank and they wanted to confirm if I had settled my credit card via a debt recovery service. I replied in the affirmative. That's how I've ended up with an overpayment. The woman I spoke to claimed everything appeared to be in order. To be frank, it felt like they weren't really bothered since I’m no longer a customer of Lloyds. Their customer service leaves much to be desired!Lloyds11 yearsI'm employed at Lloyds, and I can assure you this is a fraudulent operation... steer clear of that number!Lloyds11 yearsI’m in a bit of a quandary here. I called them up, and the woman on the line mentioned that they owe me£68. She then placed me on hold to figure out the interest. When I queried why they couldn’t just send a cheque instead of taking my bank details over the phone, she suggested popping into my nearest branch if I had further questions. That’s my plan now! I’ll let you know what the branch has to say once I’ve had a chat with them.11 yearsI recently got a letter claiming to be from "Lloyds Bank," urging me to ring this number about a refund. Upon checking, Lloyds informed me that this number is indeed a fraudulent one, and doesn't belong to them at all. To make matters worse, these scammers also reached out to my office line earlier today! It’s quite alarming, really.Lloyds BankLloyds11 yearsReceived a letter that raised my eyebrows a bit, so I decided to look up this number online.11 yearsI got a letter recently that mentioned a refund was owed to me, but I was a bit sceptical about ringing the number provided. Instead, I decided to contact Lloyds directly. They looked into the matter and confirmed it was indeed legitimate, and I ended up getting my refund. So, don’t dismiss it-just ring your bank directly!Lloyds11 yearsI received a phony letter urging me to call this number.11 yearsMy husband got a letter from Lloyds that featured this number, which raised some eyebrows. To be on the safe side, he rang their customer service using a number straight from their official site rather than the one on the letter. As it turns out, he does have a refund waiting for him. I recommend giving them a bell directly if you think you might be owed some money-definitely worth a shot! Just make sure to use the contact details from their official website, that's my advice!Lloyds11 yearsI suspect the earlier commenter might be complicit in something dodgy. I contacted customer service at Lloyds, and the chap I spoke to was quite accommodating. He checked their number database and confirmed that this particular number isn’t listed at all. Definitely sounds like a scam to me, which is a shame as I could really use a bit of extra cash!Lloyds11 yearsI'm sorry about my earlier comment. While I do agree that it’s definitely a scam, I must admit that the person before me did suggest reaching out to the bank directly-my oversight there. But whatever you do, stear clear of calling the number printed on that letter.11 yearsReceived a couple of letters from these jokers, but I didn't let them have the pleasure of conning me. Seriously, steer clear of them!!11 yearsI updated my information when I reached out to them, yet they persistently claimed I was entitled to a refund. Clearly a scam operation. Steer well clear of them!11 yearsI've just come across two letters, similar to those mentioned above. They were requesting my bank information, which I did not provide. I'm taking a wild guess that it's a scam!11 yearsJust like so many other posts, this one's clearly a con! The Lloyds letterhead is not credible at all. There’s a total absence of any account information - it’s just not believable. The one thing that does seem genuine is the address, which does belong to Lloyds.Lloyds11 yearsI've received a trio of letters from this lot already. I gave them a bell this evening and managed to fend off numerous attempts they made to pry into my bank details. Why on earth aren't the police stepping in? It's obviously a scam!11 yearsWhat a right bother, this whole situation! I received a call from these dodgy folks who wanted my bank account info. They claimed they needed it to calculate some interest. Quite suspect if you ask me! I didn't take the bait, thankfully, as a friend at Lloyds confirmed it's nothing to do with them. Just a heads up, everyone - stay alert and don't get caught out!Lloyds11 yearsI reckon it’s a dodgy scheme. I took the correspondence over to Lloyds, and they verified my suspicions. Just a little reminder: if something seems too marvellous to be genuine, it usually isn’t. Seriously, who in their right mind would overpay their bills?Lloyds11 yearsWhat a dodgy situation! I brought the letter to my local Lloyds Bank, and they assured me it was nothing but a scam. Definitely not the real deal!Lloyds Bank11 yearsI’ve just received a letter that sounds rather similar to the one mentioned earlier.11 yearsI have my doubts regarding this number ?? Is it a scam?11 yearsI've received a rather convincing letter from Lloyds Bank, yet I'm feeling a tad uncertain about its authenticity. I had a credit card with them over 15 years back, and this correspondence claims I'm entitled to a refund and advises me to give them a ring. Has anyone else encountered something similar? What do you reckon I should do?Lloyds BankSubmit Your Own Report (0800 015 4873)
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