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08001217802

☎️ 08001217802 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 8001217 with a prefix of 0800.

Various renditions of this phone number might emerge on your Caller ID as:

+448001217802+44 800 121 78020800 121 7802+44-800-121-7802

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0800 121 7802 Tagged as:

post office

TimeLine of events for phone number 08001217802

  • Suspicious voicemail; not returning call
    Apr
    2019
  • Suspicious post office credit card text
    Jan
    2018
  • Potential scam call regarding credit
    Oct
    2017
Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 3 First Seen: 01 October 2017 General Reputation: neutral

This number has recently been searched from Broadley(Lancashire), Hessenford(Cornwall) and Oulton(West Yorkshire).

08001217802 has 3 comments of which 3 x neutral

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08001217802 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 08001217802 👆 is reported as a suspicious number linked to claims about Post Office credit cards. People received calls and texts asking them to call back regarding their card, often mentioning personal details. However, the number is believed to be scammy as it asks for sensitive information like card and account numbers, and sometimes callers struggle to provide consistent information. The communication style seems unprofessional, including errors like using incorrect time formats. Many have chosen not to respond or ended calls upon suspecting fraud. Overall, the number is viewed with caution and linked to potential scam attempts around credit card issues.

Reports on phone number 08001217802

7 years
I recently got a voicemail urging me to return their call, claiming to be from the post office regarding a credit card. They mentioned my name, which was rather unsettling. I chose not to ring them back, especially since the missed call didn’t have any caller ID. Quite suspicious if you ask me!
8 years
Received a rather peculiar text suggesting I should ring back between half eight in the morning and six in the evening about my Post Office credit card. Interestingly, I got a call from the same number yesterday, which various websites indicated was linked to this. I’ve chosen not to respond, as it all feels a bit dodgy. Also, I couldn't help but notice that the Post Office seems a bit confused about the 24-hour clock; surely you don’t need both 'am' and 'pm'!
Post Office
9 years
I received a message asking me to call regarding my PO credit card. Given that I'd already reported it as either lost or stolen, I decided to give them a ring. They requested my card number, which I couldn't provide since I didn't have it in my possession. They noted my name but claimed they couldn't locate my details in their records. When they then pressed for a statement and mentioned my account number, I had a gut feeling something was off and promptly ended the call.

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