0800200100
TimeLine☎️ 0800200100 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 8002001 with a prefix of 0800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0800200100
- Caller pretended to be bankSep
2021Informal greeting in FrenchAug
2017Received suspicious call from "BT."Nov
2015Multiple hang up calls, suspiciousNov
2015Received scam call; reported itNov
2015Caller is dangerous and threateningNov
2015Claimed to be from BT, sworeNov
2015Fraudulent call from fake BTOct
2015Suspicious call from fake BTOct
2015Received second unwanted call todayOct
2015Repeated silent scam calls reportedOct
2015Repetitive silent calls from unknown numberOct
2015Number Of Searches: 169 Number Of Comments: 12 First Seen: 01 October 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Am Fraoch Eilean(Argyll and Bute), Hartlington(North Yorkshire) and Upper Kilchattan(Argyll and Bute).
0800200100 has 12 comments of which 5 x negative and 7 x neutral
0800200100 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0800200100 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance number linked to scam calls, mainly claiming to be from BT or a UK technical department. Callers often use fake names, foreign accents (commonly Indian), and push false claims about internet or security issues. Victims describe receiving silent calls, threats, and even racist or abusive behaviour. The callers try to get personal information or access to PCs, leading to fraud risks. Some have noted repeated calls within short intervals, with attempts to keep victims on the phone or trigger recorded responses. BT have confirmed these are scams working through overseas call centres, and victims have advised caution and reporting to authorities.
Reports on phone number 0800200100
5 yearsToday, I got a call from this number where someone claimed to be from my bank. I ended up chatting with them for about an hour, feeding them a load of made-up stuff. Figured if I keep them talking, maybe they won’t get around to ripping off anyone else right now.9 yearsHello there!11 yearsHad a call this afternoon from someone saying he was James Williamson from BT’s tech support. His accent didn’t match his name at all, which felt a bit off. He tried telling me there was something wrong with my internet connection but I told him I don’t use BT for my internet. After I said that, he just hung up the phone. Definitely sounded like a dodgy call to me.James WilliamsonBT11 yearsThey rang me a few times. First call, I picked up but they just hung up straight away. Next time, I got some guy with an Asian accent, but there was loads of noise so I couldn't really catch much. He said something about a tech department, maybe from BT? Didn't want to take the chance so I ended the call. The third time it was the same number showing up, so I just blocked them straight away.UKBT11 yearsHad a call earlier claiming to be from BT tech support, saying my personal info had been leaked. I told the guy straight away I knew it was a scam, then he just cut the call. Sounded like it was coming from some call centre overseas, probably in Asia. BT themselves confirmed it’s a scam and advised me to report it to the Action Fraud helpline, who cooperate with the police.BTAction Fraud11 yearsFrom what I gathered, this caller seemed pretty dangerous to me. They threw out some racist and homophobic stuff and even made threats. Not someone to mess with.11 yearsGot a call this morning around 10:41 from someone who said his name was Dave. He had an Asian accent and said he was from BT network. He was going on about some corrupt messages coming through my IP address. When I told him I don't even have BT, he started swearing at me nonstop. Proper dodgy call if you ask me.DaveBT11 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with BT saying my IP address got deregistered from their system. It was an Indian voice, sounded dodgy. They've rung me several times over the past few days but I just hung up straight away.BT11 yearsSomeone rang me saying they were from BT about an issue with my internet. I just ended the call straight away.BT11 yearsSome bloke called me twice today, sounded like he was from India or somewhere similar. He claimed to be from British Telecom, saying there was an issue with my phone line. I just told him I wasn't interested and hung up straight away. Bit annoying really.IndiaBritish Telecom11 yearsThis number has been ringing our landline in the UK quite a few times lately. The calls were always silent, no one speaking - maybe they're trying to catch me off guard or waiting for me to call back? In the UK, numbers starting 0800 are free to call, but it looks like this might be connected to scam operations reported in Australia. My elderly dad recently fell for a scam from supposed "BT engineers" who convinced him to give them access to the PC I’d just set up for him. They took out his antivirus and other security stuff, then put in their own malware to steal info. Thankfully, he didn't have any sensitive details saved on the computer, but it took me ages to get rid of all their malicious software. Honestly, I wish those scammers could feel a bit of their own medicine!UKAustraliaBT11 yearsI've been getting calls from this number non-stop, just a few minutes between each one, on our landline here in the UK. Strangely, when I answer, there's complete silence. It feels like they're holding out for me to say something to kick off a pre-recorded message or something along those lines. Quite peculiar, to say the least!UKSubmit Your Own Report (0800 200100)
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