08000288103
TimeLine☎️ 08000288103 👆 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 08000288103
- False info, urging call requestOct
2025Potential scam via fake payment requestAug
2025It's a scam warningAug
2025Scam call pretending to be bankApr
2025Warning: Avoid trading platform scammersMar
2025Santander fraud scam text messageFeb
2025Santander scam text, unsolicited callFeb
2025Reported as a scam numberJan
2025Beware, text from scammers confirmedDec
2024Scam text pretending to be SantanderDec
2024Scam impersonating Santander fraud departmentDec
2024Santander spoof call, don't replyDec
2024Suspicious verification request for cardNov
2024Beware of convincing phone scamsNov
2024Santander text scam alert, cautionNov
2024Suspicious bank communication confirmed scamNov
2024Scam number, protect your informationNov
2024Scam call pretending to be SantanderNov
2024Identified scam; others may fallNov
2024Mistaken call; likely Santander, cautiousNov
2024Received suspicious OTP; froze cardNov
2024Potential phishing scam text receivedNov
2024Santander scam reported, card canceledOct
2024Beware of scams; verify directlySep
2024Scam calls mimicking Santander's numberSep
2024Fraudulent Santander phone scam attemptSep
2024Suspicious messages mimicking Santander communicationAug
2024Legitimate call from Santander BankAug
20240800 028 8103 is a scamJun
2024Santander number for Apple PayJun
2024Don't fearmonger; verify with SantanderMay
2024Suspicious bank card setup messageMay
2024Suspicious email, avoid contacting numberApr
2024Sophisticated scam involving bank informationApr
2024Warning about deception by scammersApr
2024Scam texts about Apple PayMar
2024Warns about phishing text messagesFeb
2024Valid Santander number for verificationFeb
2024Report scam calls and messagesJan
2024Accusing elite of profiting unfairlyJan
2024Scammed by impersonating parcel companyJan
2024Warning about eBay phishing scamJan
2024EE points redemption scam warningJan
2024Scammers targetting vulnerable and poorDec
2023Old card number scam warningDec
2023Warning about Santander scam operationDec
2023Phishing scam, report to SantanderDec
2023Warning: Scam pretending to be SantanderNov
2023Caller identifies scammers, uses abuseNov
2023Received fraudulent messages from scammersOct
2023Santander, Apple Pay security concernsOct
2023Fraudulent text about debit cardOct
2023Scam call about Apple PaySep
2023Call answered, but disconnected abruptlySep
2023Fraudulent Apple Pay registration attemptSep
2023Beware of potential scam textSep
2023Suspicious calls requesting OTP numberSep
2023Suspicious phone call claiming SantanderAug
2023Warning about phishing scam potentialAug
2023Considers it a totally scamAug
2023Suspicious call, banking info sharedApr
2023Caller attempting to fraud detailsApr
2023Suspicious Santander call, not customerFeb
2023Warning about possible phishing callJan
2023Recovering OTP for bank accessDec
2022Number Of Searches: 264 Number Of Comments: 61 First Seen: 24 December 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from High Kelling(Norfolk), Old Buckenham(Norfolk) and Wetwood(Staffordshire).
08000288103 has 61 comments of which 37 x negative and 20 x neutral and 4 x positive
08000288103 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08000288103 👆 is reported as a phone number widely used in sophisticated scams impersonating Santander, often involving fake messages about Apple Pay or Google Pay registration issues. Callers frequently provide partial card details and personal information to appear legitimate, attempting to extract security codes or confidential data. Numerous victims report receiving text messages prompting them to call this number, but Santander confirms it is not associated with them and does not include phone numbers in such communications. The scams are designed to trick users into revealing sensitive banking information, leading to fraudulent transactions. It is strongly advised not to engage with calls or texts from this number; instead, always contact Santander through official channels to verify any suspicious messages. Vigilance and reporting of such scams can help protect others.
Reports on phone number 08000288103
11 monthsThey wanted me to call them back but gave bogus details about Apple Pay. Total rubbish.1 yearI got this dodgy text about claiming a winter fuel payment, and they tried getting me to set up a Google Pay. Luckily, I rang my bank straight away and they stopped everything in time. Thought I’d share this in case it saves anyone else from falling for the same trick.1 yearThis is definitely a con.1 yearGot a phone call from someone saying they were from the Santander fraud team, telling me my card had suspicious activity. They even knew the last four digits of my card which made it sound quite legit. Felt pretty convincing at first, but when I told them I'd ring my bank to verify, they warned me my account would be locked and I’d need to visit a branch for a chat. I told them that’s alright and then ended the call. After that, I rang my bank directly and they confirmed it was all a scam.Santander2 yearsWatch out for those trading site fraudsters - steer clear!2 yearsJust got a dodgy text saying something about Santander fraud, definitely a scam trying to get my details. Be careful everyone!Santander2 yearsI got a message claiming to be from Santander saying they couldn't finish setting up Google Pay for me (which I never even tried to do) and told me to ring this number. Weirdly, they knew the last 4 digits of my card too. Definitely a scam.SantanderGoogle2 yearsDefinetly a scam call. Be careful!2 yearsGot a message from a number saying it's Santander but I never signed up my card with Google Pay, definitely a scam!SantanderGoogle2 yearsGot a message earlier from 08000238103 claiming to be Santander, so I rang up my bank to check and turns out it’s a total scam. Be careful and always double-check with your actual bank first, these scammers are getting trickier with how clever they sound!Santander2 yearsThis is a scam pretending to be the Santander fraud department regarding Google Pay. DO NOT RING.SantanderGoogle2 yearsThey were claiming to be from Santander but it’s a total spoof. Best not to ring them back.Santander2 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be Google Wallet and telling me to ring this number to confirm my Santander card details. Feels a bit dodgy to me.Google WalletSantander2 yearsWas really persuasive, even knew the last four numbers of my card. I started asking stuff and then I just hung up. Watch out, folks!2 yearsWatch out, it’s a scam! The message seems legit since it says it’s from Santander, but they never ask you to phone them in a text. You don’t have to keep setting up Apple or Google Pay repeatedly - it’s just a trick to catch you.SantanderApple2 yearsGot a call earlier saying they were from Santander and that there was some dodgy activity on my business account. They even knew the last three numbers of my debit card, which made me a bit suspicious. Then they asked for my birthday, so I said I’d ring back later. Suddenly, the bloke rattled off my birth month and year right, then asked me to confirm the exact day. I refused and asked how they were linked to Santander since I don’t have an account there. After that, he just hung up on me!Santander2 yearsReceived a message with a code to link card **** to Google Pay, warned not to share the code. Then it said if I didn’t request it, ring 0800 028 8103. Shortly after, got another text confirming the card was added to Google Pay. The message used the bank’s name, Santander, which made it seem legit at first. I called Santander on their official number I already had and they confirmed straight away it was a scam - apparently they never include a phone number in their texts.Google PaySantander2 yearsWatch out, this is a scam number! My wife was trying to buy something online and put in her card details, including the 3-digit security code. Then she got sent a 6-digit code which she used to confirm the purchase. Not long after, a text came through saying a Google Pay account had been added to her card on her phone. The message said if she hadn’t done this, to contact that number immediately. We looked it up and found out it’s a known #### scam number. We had no choice but to freeze her card and report it to Santander, who then cancelled the Google Pay connection.Santander2 yearsWithout a doubt this is a total scam. I was lucky to be cautious. When I called Santander, they told me the number wasn’t from them at all. They even attempted to text me about updating my password. Pretty sneaky trick, but I wasn’t fooled. I reckon some people will fall for it though!Santander2 yearsI was sorting out my new phone and had to put my card back in my wallet app. When it asked for a verification code, I accidentally chose to get a call rather than a text and gave it a ring. I hung up before the phone even started ringing. I'm pretty sure it was Santander on the other end, but I’m still keeping my guard up just in case.Santander2 yearsI bought a thing from Amazon and next thing, this message popped up with a code to enter for payment. It wasn't a usual mix of letters and numbers like HD3YTJF4, more like just 63343 or something. Thought it was fine and put the number in, then suddenly got a message saying Apple Pay was set up on my phone (mind you, I use a Samsung). I quickly checked my bank and had to block my card before anything dodgy happened.AmazonSamsung2 yearsGot a text claiming to be from SANTANDER, telling me I’d just added Apple Pay to my card and gave a number to ring if it wasn’t me. About a minute after that, they sent another message saying they had to verify some recent activity on my account. They said future messages would come from +447723577841 and would include transaction info and instructions on what to do next. Seemed a bit fishy to me.SANTANDER2 yearsLast week I got a call from someone claiming to be Santander, said my card was compromised. I just ignored their texts too and reported everything. Luckily Santander cancelled my card straight away once I contacted them. Proper scammers!Santander2 yearsReceived a message recently, and turns out scammers are really copying everything now. Don't press any links or buttons in texts like these. Best bet is to call Santander straight away to see if the call or text you got is the real deal. The one I got was 100% a SCAM! Luckily, Santander helped me sort it all out. Seriously, don’t trust random messages - always double check with your bank first. There’s way too much scamming and number cloning going on these days.Santander2 yearsI’m convinced this is a scam after chatting with Santander. I’ve received a couple of calls and texts now - one about a payment on my card that I didn’t authorise, and another about Apple Pay, which I don't even use coz I don’t own an iPhone. The texts claim to be from Santander and even use their actual number, which I think is some kind of number cloning trick. Don’t get caught out by them! What gave it away for me was they kept using my middle name during the calls. Even though I’ve cancelled my credit card, they’re still bombarding me with messages.SantanderApple2 yearsGot three emails and four texts all showing up at like 1:15 in the morning. No chance to get hold of Santander till the morning so I had to check them carefully. They looked so real it was scary. The only thing that felt off was a dodgy account number and them bombarding me with seven messages in under five minutes! Every single one was about Google Pay which I've never even used.SantanderGoogle2 yearsDefinitely not a scam, it was just Santander calling me.Santander2 yearsIf you’re setting up Apple Pay with new cards, this number is actually from Santander. They give it to you to help get everything sorted.SantanderApple2 yearsI don't think this is a scam at all. If you’re suspicious, just ring Santander directly on their official customer service line at 0333 207 2229 and ask them to verify if those previous callers were legit and if the transactions on your card match their policies. People jumping straight to calling it fraud really need to chill and not spread unnecessary panic.Santander2 yearsJust got a text saying my card's been added to Apple Pay and if I didn't do it to ring this number. Definitely not something I arranged, bit sus if you ask me. Got to check with my bank ASAP!2 yearsGot a text message (which I deleted straight away) and then an email popped up (was kinda freaked to see my full name but the postcode was wrong. Looked proper convincing). Said something about failing to set up Google Pay. I’ve never even tried to do that. They gave the last 4 digits of a card, but not mine! Reported it to Santander and quickly trashed the email. Definitely AVOID calling 0800 028 8103 as they ask.GoogleSantander2 yearsBeware, this is a proper scam pretending to be Santander and talking about Apple Pay and old cards. I ended up giving them some info, then as soon as they hung up, I logged into my bank online and saw two suspicious payments waiting - one to Travelex from ASDA and another to a grocery shop, also ASDA. They’re pretty clever with this one.SantanderASDA2 yearsYeah, got a call from someone pretending to be Santander. Total scam.Santander3 yearsThis number keeps sending me texts claiming they're Santander and that they couldn’t finish setting up Apple Pay for my card ending with ****. They say I should ring them on 0800 028 8103. Thing is, I’ve already cancelled that card, so I’m not sure what’s going on.SantanderApple3 yearsThis number is definitely from Santander, not sure why folks are doubting it. When I set up Apple Pay, it sent me right to this same number for confirming my card details. They only ask for the info they actually need, nothing more. So I’d ignore all the other comments unless someone’s fallen for a scam or something.Santander3 yearsI've had these scam callers tell me they're part of the small group who's actually been cashing in big time while the rest of us are barely getting by with prices skyrocketing. One of them even bragged about being part of some elite club and laughed about it, like it's some kinda joke. It's disgusting how they brag when most people are just trying to feed themselves.3 yearsGot a call pretending to be Parcelforce, pressuring me to set up Apple Pay for a tiny parcel fee. A week later, my bank phoned about suspicious transactions - £192 charged for booking.com. Then Santander sent me a text telling me to ring a certain number. These scammers are really clever, copying loads of different companies. Stay sharp, it’s proper dodgy!ParcelforceAppleSantander3 yearsI got a text saying it was from EE about some points I could redeem. When I clicked the link, it looked just like EE’s site where you pick a gift and use your points. But then it wanted me to pay 1p, which is obviously dodgy. That’s how they steal your details. Definitely a total scam, if you get the same message make sure to report it!EE3 yearsI got a weird text from 07440 626655 saying my eBay vouchers were ready to claim, so I clicked the link. It led me to a page that looked like EE, asking me to pick a gift and redeem the vouchers. Then they wanted my card info to pay just a penny. That’s when I realised it was dodgy. Watch out, folks, this is a proper scam!3 yearsBeware of this number - it's a total scam. They try to trick you by asking for verification using an old card number, which is really risky.3 yearsIt’s awful how con artists target people who are already struggling the most. They just rob the poorest and weakest among us.3 yearsPlease don’t ring this number or share any personal info. It’s a pretty clever phishing attempt, pretending to be Santander about a problem with an Apple Pay payment. If you want to report it, do so straight to Santander’s official website.Santander3 yearsAvoid answering or sharing any personal info with this number, it’s definitely a scam. They send texts and emails claiming to be from Santander about missed payments and such, using info they’ve gathered from public lists. These fraudsters want to trick you into handing over sensitive data so they can break into your bank account. Never, ever get in touch with them or hand over any details. If you’re unsure, reach out to Santander straight away through their authorised website.Santander3 yearsTotally dodgy, this one. I nearly got done in by these scammers but thankfully my bank - proper Santander - spotted the dodgy bit and warned me in time. They’re real slick, using a freephone number which kinda tricks people, and there’s even a half-hearted Santander recording in the background. Don’t be fooled though, it’s all a con. I say just ring ’em up for a laugh, don’t give out any info, and have a bit of a vent on the phone. They deserve to have their time wasted!Santander3 yearsI’m certain this is a total scam... I keep ringing them over and over for fun. I mess with them a bit, then call them out as scammers. I swear at them quite a lot and oddly, they never cut me off. The moment I pick up, they’re straight onto asking for my 5 digit codes and prying into stuff I’d never share. They’re like sneaky little bots trying to nick your info. My best advice? Just give them a mouthful and don’t say anything else. They deserve it because they’re out to con you, rob you, and cause chaos. Honestly, I just want to wipe them out. If they were legit, they’d hang up quickly... but nope, they keep at it.3 yearsThis number has sent me texts claiming to be my bank, asking about some transactions on my account. I've already spoken to my bank and asked for a replacement card, yet the messages keep coming. They also mention that someone else will contact me from a different number to sort out supposed fraudulent activity. They did call, but it wasn’t my bank. Be careful if you get any calls or texts from these numbers - don’t trust them. Always stay alert.3 yearsJust got a call saying it was from Santander about my Apple Pay account. Felt a bit dodgy, seemed like one of those typical scams. Wouldn’t trust it if I were you.SantanderApple3 yearsGot a text saying it was from SANTANDER and it even had my debit card details on there. Luckily, I’d already swapped my card out.SANTANDER3 yearsGot an email about setting up my Apple Pay, which I’ve never even signed up for. They said they couldn’t complete it and asked me to ring 08000288103. Weirdly, they had the last four digits of one of my cards. Definitely fishy.Apple3 yearsToday I got a text saying 'Don't ever give this code to anyone, not even Santander people. Use 833351 to set up Apple Pay on your iPhone for the card ending 1723. If this wasn't you ring 0800 028 8103.' Thing is, I dont have any card with those last digits, and I never asked to add Apple Pay either.Santander3 yearsI picked up the call but they just ended it straight away.3 yearsGot a text claiming to be from Santander saying they couldn’t complete my Google Pay registration. Felt like a scam to me, probably trying to steal your Google account info. Definitely don’t ring the number they text you - best to phone your bank using the official contact details to check.SantanderGoogle3 yearsI’m getting loads of calls nearly daily from these lot, sometimes they ring me up to 8 times! They were after my OTP that the bank sent me, claiming it was needed to take money out. Funny thing is, they always mention Santander - which just so happens to be my bank too. Bit odd, right?OTPSantander3 yearsSomeone said it was Santander and left a voicemail telling me to ring a specific number and enter a PIN to unlock an iPhone.Santander3 yearsLooks like they're after your bank info or card details. Definitely avoid clicking any links or ringing them back.3 yearsYeah, I got the same thing. Seemed legit at first, but definitely a con..3 yearsGot a call with no number showing, but they already had my full name and the last digits of my bank card. They even mentioned I’d changed a standing order just a week ago and asked me to put in a code for Apple Pay. I didn’t go along with it and phoned my bank straight away - turns out they hadn’t heard anything about it.3 yearsGot a dodgy call from someone pretending to be from Santander, asking for my bank details. Turns out the same number popped up in a phishing email too, linked to the same group behind those annoying TV Licensing spam messages. Definitely a scam, watch out!SantanderTV Licensing4 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were Santander, but I don't even have an account with them.Santander4 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Google Pay, saying they needed to check a payment. Turned out to be a pretty convincing phishing attempt. Really sneaky how they try to trick you like that!Google Pay4 yearsTried to get hold of the OTP so they could log into my bank account.Submit Your Own Report (0800 028 8103)
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