08000281290
TimeLine☎️ 08000281290 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 800028 with a prefix of 0800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08000281290
- Received suspicious MoneyAlert SMSMay
2011Concerns about potential ID scamsMay
2011Suspicious messages about card verificationMay
2011Excessive info about unknown individualsJan
2011Request to verify credit card receiptDec
2010MBNA verification number entered incorrectlyDec
2010Genuine messages, frustrating untargeted communicationApr
2008Suspected scam involving MBNA cardApr
2008Suspicious SMS about credit cardJan
2008Request for verification via phoneJan
2008Suspicious SMS, won't call backJan
2008Legit SMS; verify with cardDec
2007Received call, won't return itDec
2007Verify delivery via phone callDec
2007Verify receipt via phone callDec
2007Suspicious verification request receivedNov
2007Valid number on MBNA cardNov
2007SMS verified as MBNA genuineNov
2007Concern about potential credit card scamNov
2007Verify receipt via phone callNov
2007Verify receipt of MBNA cardNov
2007Request for verification call receivedNov
2007Scammers pretending to be MBNANov
200708000281290 has 23 comments of which 23 x neutral
Reports on phone number 08000281290
10 years"For safety purposes, could you give me a bell on 08000281290 to confirm that you've received the CIMA credit card I sent over recently?"10 yearsFor my own safety, could you please give me a bell at 08000281290 to confirm that the WWF credit card I sent recently has been received? Cheers!WWF10 yearsThis number checks out; it's printed right on the front of our brand new MBNA card. The other card issuers mentioned are all linked to MBNA in some way.MBNA10 yearsBlimey, that’s a fair bit of information to hand out to strangers, isn’t it?Blimey10 yearsReceived a text from MoneyAlert regarding an Emap credit card account! They mentioned I’ll be receiving my PIN along with the card and credit limit in the coming ten days. There was no request for confirmation or anything, but I can’t help but feel curious, haha! I already have an MBNA card on its way, and it seems like they’ve recognised our limits and all that, but still a bit baffled by this whole thing!MoneyAlertEmap10 yearsContrary to popular belief, these messages aren’t dodgy at all; they’re legitimate communications from MBNA. It's likely that someone entered the wrong number by accident, leading to this mix-up when you don’t actually hold an MBNA card. What really grinds my gears is how difficult it is to opt-out; the only option seems to be a phone call. We raised concerns about the legality of receiving unsolicited texts, but they claimed that since we provided our number, they had every right to send them. Absolute shambles, I tell you!MBNA10 yearsReceived a call from this number earlier today. I’ve decided it’s best not to return the call - better to play it safe, I reckon.10 years"I'm a bit concerned about this message urging me to call 08000281290 to confirm the arrival of a new WWF credit card. Could this be a sign that our personal details have been compromised, resulting in someone fraudulently using our identity for a credit card? Or might it potentially be a premium-rate phone number scam that would wind up costing me a fortune? Either way, it's quite alarming!"WWF11 yearsI've received countless text messages from this number. The latest one claimed that I've been granted £18,000 to spend on an MBNA card. The thing is, we've never owned an MBNA card at any point. This just screams scam to me!11 yearsI’ve just received a text asking me to call a number to confirm receipt and such. However, I can’t find any reference to this number on the MBNA website, so I definitely won’t be giving them a ring!MBNA11 yearsCould you please give me a ring at 08000281290? I need to confirm the secure delivery of your new United CC ending in 5974, courtesy of your new chap. Cheers!United CC11 yearsThe most recent text message I received said, "To ensure your safety, kindly give me a call at 0800 886262 to confirm that you’ve received the WWF credit card I sent your way." Not too long ago, I received another message stating, "Your credit card is now active! Don’t forget to make use of it before 11/01/2009, and WWF will receive up to £40, plus an additional 40p for every £100 spent using the card." A few weeks back, there was also one asking us to confirm receipt of a card, but we ended up deleting that message!WWF11 yearsTo ensure everything is in order, could you kindly give me a call on 0800 028 1290 to confirm that the MBNA Platinum credit card I dispatched to you has arrived safely? It's a little concerning when I send one of those out...11 yearsHonestly, I can confirm that it was indeed a text message from MBNA. I received the same one and made sure to verify it with them earlier today.MBNA12 years"Kindly give me a call at 08000281290 to confirm that you've received your new Bristol Rovers credit card ending in ****. However, we won’t be reaching out, as this is the first time we've encountered such a request."Bristol Rovers12 yearsReceived a text message urging me to ring this particular number to confirm the arrival of a new credit card. Strangely, they were privy to the kind of card I supposedly had and even mentioned the last four digits. The catch? I haven’t received any new card! The message came through at 04:05:25 PM on the 18th of February 2008, and there was no caller ID. Quite suspicious if you ask me!12 yearsI've received two text messages insisting that I need to confirm the receipt of a Miles & More credit card. The thing is, I’ve never even applied for one! It has me rather worried that we could be dealing with an identity scam if we make a call, yet we could also fall prey to a phone scam if we don’t. Quite a predicament, isn't it?12 yearsFor security purposes, could you kindly give me a call on 08000281290? I’d like to confirm that you’ve safely received the MBNA credit card I recently dispatched. Thanks!MBNA12 yearsText message: "Could you please give me a call at 08000281290? I need to confirm that you've safely received the MBNA credit card I sent over, which ends in 2266. This is just a precautionary measure. Thanks!"12 yearsMBNA has made it clear that the message in question is entirely above board. It’s dispatched whenever a customer hasn’t confirmed receipt of their card within a few weeks of it being sent out. They’ve pointed out that the phone number included in the message should match the one on the card, which makes it pretty improbable that it's a scam. If you ever find yourself unsure, it’s always safer to ring the number printed on your card rather than the one mentioned in the message. Better safe than sorry, right?MBNA12 yearsWe exchanged several messages with MBNA to confirm the details of their credit cards. We contacted MBNA's fraud department at 0800 854 745, and they were able to clarify that our number has been wrongly registered on the accounts for existing customers.MBNA12 yearsThis phone number is masquerading as a representative from MBNA credit card services. A right bunch of charlatans, if you ask me. It’s quite disheartening that Ofcom seems to turn a blind eye to these nefarious characters.MBNAOfcom12 yearsCould you kindly give me a call on 080281290 to confirm that I've successfully received the new Platinum MBNA credit card ending in 2776? Thank you!Submit Your Own Report (0800 028 1290)
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