08000903849
TimeLine☎️ 08000903849 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 8000903 with a prefix of 0800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08000903849
- Avoid these dishonest foreign scammersMar
2017Loan scam involving iTunes cardMar
2017Harassing loan call and threatsFeb
2017Quick loan approval, great serviceFeb
2017User reports being scammed completelyFeb
2017Loan scam warning; don't trust themFeb
2017Quick loan approval solved problemsFeb
2017Scam call requesting £250 refusedFeb
2017Gave account details, informed bankFeb
2017Stop calling; it's fraud and theftFeb
2017Fraudulent loan company attempting theftFeb
2017User seeks help against scammersFeb
2017Avoid scam involving iTunes cardsFeb
2017Avoid scams; protect personal informationFeb
2017Loan scam with multiple paymentsFeb
2017Loan offer requires insurance paymentFeb
2017Persistent unsolicited phone callsFeb
2017Computer virus warning message receivedNov
2016Microsoft scammer impersonation reportedNov
2016Received suspicious message about numberNov
2016Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 20 First Seen: 01 November 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Littleton-upon-severn(Gloucestershire), Llangynog(Powys), Meadle(Buckinghamshire) and Moortown(Devon).
08000903849 has 20 comments of which 15 x neutral and 5 x negative
08000903849 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08000903849 👆 is reported as a fraudulent loan scam operation targeting individuals unable to provide guarantors. Victims are asked to pay upfront fees, often via iTunes cards, with promises of quick loan approval that never materialises. Numerous users report harassment, repeated calls, and aggressive behaviour, including threats, after rejecting offers or refusing payments. Some received fake contracts or loan confirmations but no actual funds. Several have involved police due to threatening calls, but outcomes remain uncertain. Others warn of identity and financial information theft attempts. This number is also linked to tech support scams impersonating Microsoft. In summary, it is strongly advised to avoid engagement with this number entirely to prevent financial loss and harassment.
Reports on phone number 08000903849
10 yearsScumbags from abroad, con artists through and through. Absolutely no chance I’m giving them the time of day! Stay clear of these cheats!!10 yearsThese people are total con artists. They said I'd been approved for a £5,000 loan but needed to give them £100 first because I didn’t have a guarantor. I told them I didn’t have the cash, and then they actually sent me £100 with instructions to buy an iTunes card to 'repay' them, promising the loan would clear in about 15 minutes. Complete scam!iTunes10 yearsI got a call from a bloke with an Indian accent named Robert who claimed my loan application was accepted. I told him I never applied for any loan, and he started yelling at me, saying stuff like "why would you apply if you don't want it? I'll get your name blacklisted." I just hung up. Then almost straight away, he called back threatening me, saying he knew where I lived and was going to come round and assault me, with some really awful language. I hung up again and tried to block the number, but he kept calling. I kept rejecting the calls until I managed to block it properly, but he’s called over 18 times since then. Luckily, my phone now just auto rejects his calls, but they still pop up in the call log. I contacted the police over the threats, but I’m not holding out much hope they’ll do anything about it.Robert10 yearsI needed a quick loan for a car and they only charged me £125 because I didn't have a guarantor. Took them just half an hour to get the money into my account. Honestly, one of the most efficient companies I've come across.10 yearsI just got totally ripped off, honestly!10 yearsSomebody called me offering a loan of £38,000 over 5 years, saying payments would be about £700 a month. Then they asked for a guarantor, which I didn’t have. They told me it was fine and insisted I pay £350 for someone named Julie Price, and claimed the loan would arrive in my account within 10 minutes. Foolishly, I sent the money. After that, they rang again saying they couldn’t transfer money directly between banks and if I wanted the loan, I’d have to buy an iTunes card for another £350. They said they’d then do an ‘electronic transfer or something’. I asked for my payment back, but they said if I sent the payment, they’d refund everything with the loan and even emailed me a contract. Still, it felt dodgy, like something fishy was going on. Definitely wouldn’t trust them.Julie Price10 yearsWithin just a couple of hours, the loan appeared in my bank account... all my worries are sorted now. Big thanks to Loan2pocket!10 yearsThese lot called me asking for £250, which I flat out refused. I quickly realised what was going on and told them no legit company would ask for cash like that. I even told them they’re scammers before hanging up.10 yearsI was really daft and gave out my bank details to them, but then I sent them an email saying I've contacted my bank. Fingers crossed they won’t be able to take any money from my account now.10 yearsThese absolute dodgy people keep calling me, took money off me as well. All they deserve is jail time for messing with folks like this, fraud is no joke.10 yearsGot a call from someone acting like they were from a loan company, trying to get me to hand over my bank details and take money out. Totally dodgy!10 yearsCan someone please put an end to these pests? I got conned just yesterday.10 yearsabsolute scammers! they tried to get me to buy some iTunes card. seriously, just avoid them and don’t fall for their rubbish. stay safe!iTunes10 yearsI got scammed too, ended up sending £125 without thinking. They emailed me some kind of loan agreement afterwards, which I never signed. Today they called asking for my card info, but luckily I realised what was going on before giving anything away.10 yearsI went through a similar thing with a loan offer like that other bloke. Foolishly, I paid three times, adding up to £315, hoping to get a £1000 loan. Turns out its a total con. If anyone’s able to find these scammers, please share. They claim it’s a loan but it’s just a way to steal your money.10 yearsI got a call offering me a loan of £2500 which I decided to apply for. They had all my info and after running a credit check which I didn't pass, they told me I’d need a guarantor. Since I can’t find one, I told them straight away. Then they said it wasn’t an issue, just pay £125 for some kind of insurance to back the loan and the money would be in my bank in about 15 minutes.10 yearsThey just won’t quit calling me nonstop!10 yearsGot a text saying my laptop is infected and will crash in 5 mins, told me to ring 08000903849 for help. Seems dodgy to me.10 yearsJust got a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, but it was totally a scam.Microsoft10 yearsI got a message pop up on my computer telling me to call this number but I haven’t dialled it yet, not sure what it’s about.Submit Your Own Report (0800 090 3849)
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