08001615214
TimeLine☎️ 08001615214 👆 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 8001615 with a prefix of 0800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08001615214
- Verified Amazon subscription email, deleted/blockedApr
2019Fraudulent Amazon Prime renewal email, dangerousApr
2019Beware of fake Amazon emails.Mar
2019Scam alert about Amazon PrimeFeb
2019Warning to protect personal informationAug
2017Be cautious of email phishingJun
2017Fake Amazon email requested bank detailsJun
2017Caution against phone scam emailMay
2017Phishing email from fake barclaycardMay
2017Fake Amazon email, delete itMay
2017Suspected phishing email, avoid callingMay
2017Spam email about Amazon PrimeMay
2017Number Of Searches: 302 Number Of Comments: 12 First Seen: 27 April 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ashford(Dorset), Drayton(Somerset), Iwade(Kent) and Little Dalby(Leicestershire).
08001615214 has 12 comments of which 9 x negative and 3 x neutral
08001615214 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08001615214 👆 is reported as linked to fraudulent activity, primarily involving phishing emails falsely claiming Amazon Prime subscription renewals. Users warn of suspicious emails requesting personal or financial details, often using fake customer service numbers that mimic reputable companies but are easily identified as scams. The emails may include alarming messages about account changes or renewal fees, urging recipients to click links or call the provided phone number, which should be avoided. Recipients advise against engaging, emphasising the importance of verifying subscriptions directly through official Amazon channels and deleting such messages immediately. The number is associated with attempts to steal sensitive information and is considered unsafe to contact.
Reports on phone number 08001615214
7 yearsI got an email about a prime subscription too, freaked me out at first since I just ordered something from Amazon. I double-checked my Amazon subscriptions to be safe, then went ahead and deleted the message and blocked the sender.Amazon7 yearsGot a dodgy email saying I’d just renewed my Amazon Prime subscription, which I hadn’t. Then they left a customer service number that looked totally fake and unprofessional - easy to spot as a scam. The sender’s email address was something like 94671077@first[###]. When I looked up the domain 'first[###],' it turned out to be tied to a bizarre Chinese website with pictures of raccoons and women covering their faces, claiming they're after venture capital. Weird but a definite red flag. As others have said, it’s probably a serious identity theft attempt. Stay alert!Amazon7 yearsGot a dodgy email supposedly from Amazon saying my subscription of £179 is up for automatic renewal. It’s definitely phishing - don’t open any links or buttons. Just bin it straight away.Amazon7 yearsGot an email saying I had to respond about my Amazon Prime account - total scam! Really dodgy stuff. It even said something about allowing Amazon to use cookies if I clicked any links or enabled images. The email looked like it came from a “customer help centre” and mentioned a subscription for one year at nearly £179. It warned the membership would auto-renew unless cancelled a day before it ends. Definitely a phishing attempt, watch out!AmazonDave9 yearsBe careful not to share any personal info with them, they kept pushing for all my details which felt really dodgy. When I tried asking more stuff, they just hung up on me. I also got an email from them saying "barclay card" instead of "Barclays," so it’s definitely suspicious.Barclay CardBarclays9 yearsI got this dodgy email pretending to be from Amazon saying my password got changed. Then, they had the cheek to ask for my bank details! Total scam, watch out!Amazon9 yearsGot an email pretending to be from Amazon sayin my password was changed. Then they went on askin for my bank info!! Definitely a scam.Amazon9 yearsI came across this in a fraudulent email that pretended to be from Amazon Prime. Just a heads up-avoid calling or replying!Amazon Prime9 yearsGot a dodgy call that claimed to be from Barclaycard, but the number was off by just one digit. They even had the real Barclaycard automated message playing, trying to trick me into giving my card details. Proper scary stuff! Definitely steer clear of this.Barclaycard9 yearsGot an email claiming to be from Amazon Prime, but when I checked with Amazon, they said it wasn’t from them and advised me to just delete it.Amazon PrimeAmazon9 yearsI recently received a dodgy email linked to this number, claiming to be from Amazon. It was trying to trick me into renewing my Amazon Prime account, insisting I should click a link to stop the process. The email appeared to be from [email protected], but I discovered it actually originated from [email protected]. Quite a sneaky scam, if you ask me!AmazonAmazon Primecouk9 yearsI’ve received an email that claims to be from Amazon, presenting a so-called customer service number. However, I’m quite sceptical about its authenticity. I won’t be calling that number to verify!AmazonSubmit Your Own Report (0800 161 5214)
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