08007765571
TimeLine☎️ 08007765571 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by FleXtel Limited. It is part of the phone block 8007765 with a prefix of 0800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08007765571
- Suspicious PayPal payment scam alertJan
2018Scam involving fake PayPal transactionJan
2018Beware of this fraudulent buyerDec
2017Suspicious car sale request confirmedDec
2017Helpful web chat identified scamDec
2017Suspicious PayPal scam attempt reportedDec
2017Beware of potential eBay scamNov
2017Potential scam related to car saleNov
2017Similar experience; inform the policeNov
2017Phone number verification proved helpfulNov
2017Beware of motorbike selling scamNov
2017Same situation with car buyerNov
2017eBay car sale scam alertOct
2017Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 16 October 2017 General Reputation: neutralThis number has recently been searched from Carlton(Suffolk), Mamhilad(Monmouthshire), Rathillet(Fife), Ronaldsvoe(Orkney) and West Kingsdown(Kent).
08007765571 has 11 comments of which 11 x neutral
08007765571 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08007765571 👆 is reported as a well-known scam targeting sellers on platforms like eBay, where fraudsters pose as buyers offering PayPal payments exceeding the asking price. They send convincing fake PayPal emails, then pressure victims to pay upfront fees for shipping, insurance, or verification via services like MoneyGram. Contact numbers provided often connect to suspicious callers denying legitimacy. Victims are warned against sharing bank or PayPal details and advised not to trust unsolicited payment confirmations. The scam also involves threats of legal action to intimidate sellers. Reporting incidents to official channels, including PayPal’s spoof email, and avoiding direct calls to the numbers given is strongly recommended to prevent financial loss.
Reports on phone number 08007765571
9 yearsI listed my bicycle for sale at £1350, offering payment through direct cash or bank transfer. However, out of the blue, I received an email from PayPal stating that I had been paid £1850. The message also mentioned a shipping fee of £50 and requested that I send £400 via MoneyGram. I promptly responded, clarifying that I wasn’t willing to conduct the transaction through PayPal and that I didn’t recognise the buyer. I asked why the payment was sent without any prior discussion. A short while later, I got another email threatening that my PayPal account would be suspended and that if I didn’t transfer the funds, I could face arrest and imprisonment. My PayPal balance, however, stands at £0.00! I have no idea where this so-called customer is based, whether locally or abroad, and they even gave me a mere three hours to comply before threatening legal action. What should I do? This feels like a scam; I could really use some advice!PayPalMoneyGram9 yearsJust like many others, I've had a chap attempt to purchase my vehicle from eBay. When I suggested he go through eBay's PayPal to complete the transaction, he started throwing around threats of legal proceedings. What a piece of work! I’d advise steering clear of him and definitely don’t hand over any cash!eBay9 yearsI received a peculiar message concerning my car listed on eBay, but I've no record of this particular phone number. The person asked for my PayPal details, which raised a few red flags for me. The email they used was [email protected]. It's definitely felt a bit off, so I really appreciate the information shared here that aligns with my instincts about this situation. Cheers to those who’ve posted!9 yearsHello there! I didn’t end up dialling that number, all thanks to this fantastic web chat feature. However, I did receive a message on eBay that was eerily similar to the ones mentioned earlier, from someone named Anthonyallency. It’s obvious that this person-or whoever is behind that name-hasn't given up on their dodgy little scam. Fingers crossed they’re brought to justice sooner rather than later!Anthonyallency9 yearsI can completely relate to what you’ve experienced today. I received an identical name, email, phone number, and the very same message regarding the bicycle I’m trying to sell-word for word! When I rang the PayPal number, I ended up speaking to the same chap with an Indian accent. Curious about his location, I asked, and he claimed to be in England. I then probed a bit further about his actual whereabouts, and he said Manchester! Quite amusing, really. When I asked to speak to a different representative, he insisted I provide my email address, after which he hung up on me. It struck me as odd that the PayPal email landed straight in my spam folder-something he clearly anticipated! It was a bit unsettling how genuine that email looked, to be honest.EnglandManchester9 yearsCAUTION! I've encountered another dodgy one! While trying to sell an item on eBay, I received this rather odd message: "Hello, I'm quite keen on this item. Could you let me know if it's still available and what price you're looking for? I'd appreciate it if you could respond to my email anthonyallency AT aol.com-just swap out the AT for an '@'. I don't always check eBay, but I'm quick to reply via email. Thank you, looking forward to your response. Cheers!" I've already flagged this to eBay. Stay vigilant!9 yearsI’ve received a message from the same individual regarding a vehicle I’m looking to sell-using the same email and everything. They’re demanding £400 in advance to sort out shipping to Dundee. Thought I’d do a quick search on the email and I’m so grateful to everyone for sharing their experiences! Clearly, this has the hallmarks of a scam!Dundee9 yearsI've had a similar experience, and it makes me wonder if it's time to notify the authorities. What do you reckon?9 yearsI’ve recently experienced something quite similar. I'm rather glad I took the initiative to verify the phone number!9 yearsI'm curious about how things unfolded following that. At present, I'm facing an eerily similar scenario with a bloke who's keen on purchasing my vehicle.9 yearsI’m trying to sell my car over on eBay and things have taken a rather dodgy turn. The buyer claimed they had deposited funds into my PayPal account, including shipping costs, but then they insisted that I needed to send £500 to some company. They even provided me with a number to call, saying it was PayPal’s customer service. However, when I called, a foreign chap picked up, and I thought better of it and hung up. I tried to reach PayPal directly but they were closed for the day. I’ve now dropped the buyer an email, but it seems they’re threatening to report me, claiming they’ve already transferred the money into PayPal. Honestly, it’s all a bit suspicious, isn’t it?PayPalSubmit Your Own Report (0800 776 5571)
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