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08009234851

☎️ 08009234851 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Virgin Media Limited. It is part of the phone block 800923 with a prefix of 0800.

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+448009234851+44 800 923 48510800 923 4851+44-800-923-4851

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0800 923 4851 Tagged as:

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TimeLine of events for phone number 08009234851

  • Hotel vouchers are legitimate and valuable
    Oct
    2017
  • Warning: Don't call yellow card
    Aug
    2017
  • Warning: Scam, do not give details
    Aug
    2017
  • Suspicious offer of hotel vouchers
    Aug
    2017
  • Suspicious free gift offer discarded
    Aug
    2017
  • Card address reveals private residence
    Jul
    2017
  • Confusion over postage fee reward
    Jul
    2017
  • Warning: scam prize card alert
    Jul
    2017
  • Excited about hotel vouchers received!
    Jul
    2017
  • Frustrated with persistent spam calls
    Jul
    2017
  • Unsure if call is scam
    Jul
    2017
  • Persuasive woman, unclear survey details
    Jul
    2017
  • Received scam card, reporting it
    Jul
    2017
  • Discarding yellow card claim number
    Jul
    2017
  • Suspicious scammers accessing government information
    Jul
    2017
  • Royal Mail should ban scam mail
    Jul
    2017
  • Elderly neighbor targets scam callers
    Jul
    2017
  • Received suspicious hotel voucher scam
    Jul
    2017
  • Caution regarding potential scam message
    Jul
    2017
  • Yellow card received; it's a scam
    Jul
    2017
  • Scam targeting vulnerable elderly individuals
    Jul
    2017
  • Elderly-targeted scam notification issue
    Jul
    2017
  • Negative view on money-driven individuals
    Jul
    2017
  • Suspected scam with yellow card
    Jul
    2017
  • Detected possible scam phone call
    Jul
    2017
  • Ignored yellow card, discarded number
    Jul
    2017
  • Suspicious prize card, ignoring it
    Jul
    2017
  • Received surprise offer for accommodation
    Jul
    2017
  • Scamming elderly, deserves severe punishment
    Jun
    2017
  • Thankful for helpful scam advice
    Jun
    2017
  • Received scam card, aware consumers
    May
    2017
  • Elderly mother received fraudulent flyer
    May
    2017
  • Skeptical of potential scam attempt
    May
    2017
  • Received unexpected survey final notice
    May
    2017
  • Suspicions of credit card scam
    May
    2017
  • Awaiting phone call results confirmation
    Mar
    2017
  • Survey scam with hotel voucher
    Mar
    2017
  • Questioning unclaimed reward process legitimacy
    Mar
    2017
  • Questioning validity of hotel vouchers
    Mar
    2017
  • Final notice for hotel vouchers
    Mar
    2017
  • Suspicious mail offering holiday vouchers
    Feb
    2017
  • Final notice for hotel vouchers
    Feb
    2017
Number Of Searches: 3 Number Of Comments: 41 First Seen: 25 February 2017 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Bulkworthy(Devon), Castle Frome(Herefordshire), Jennetts Hill(Berkshire), Langford(Oxfordshire) and Little Ness(Shropshire).

08009234851 has 41 comments of which 29 x neutral and 9 x negative and 3 x positive

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08009234851 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 08009234851 👆 is reported as a potentially misleading promotion targeting a broad audience, particularly the elderly, with offers of hotel vouchers purportedly won through telephone surveys. While some claim to have received genuine vouchers after a small fee, the majority warn of scams involving requests for bank details, suspicious charges, and unclear company information. Many advise caution, noting spelling errors, inconsistent contact numbers, and unsolicited postal mail. Recipients are urged not to disclose financial data and to verify legitimacy independently. The scheme raises concerns about data privacy and deceptive marketing, with calls for increased regulation of such mailings. Overall, this number is associated with dubious prize claims and is best avoided unless verified through trusted channels.

Reports on phone number 08009234851

9 years
Honestly, this is legit. I got my hotel vouchers and managed to have such a lovely trip thanks to them. Sure, they do add a fee, but when you’re getting hotel vouchers worth more than £1000, paying £4 is nothing. Just ring them up and ask for the details, the people are really friendly. Oh, and by the way, they never ask for any card security details or anything like that.
9 years
This morning I found one of these cards, so I looked up the number online. Right away I suspected it was dodgy, but thought I’d better be sure. Honestly, just a heads up to everyone - don’t ring the number on that yellow card, it’s definitely a scam!
9 years
Just a heads-up, folks-this is nothing but a scam and has absolutely nothing to do with any sort of prize. Be very cautious and avoid sharing your bank details with anyone, even if they claim to be from the bank. Stay safe!
9 years
Today, I received a rather eye-catching yellow card that claimed to be a final reminder regarding an award we were allegedly entitled to for filling out a survey. The card instructed us to ring a specific number to supposedly claim vouchers for a week-long hotel stay. There was also a note about covering postage fees. I can't help but wonder what has become of that yellow card! Yes, I think you're onto something.
9 years
Had a call earlier, and it instantly felt dodgy when they said I had to pay a “small postage fee” to get my free gift. Honestly, I enter loads of competitions and have never come across that before. So yeah, I just threw it straight in the bin. Total scam if you ask me.
9 years
Hold on, was it not the postage refund you were supposed to get when they said it was a scam or something? What do you mean by calling it a scam exactly?
9 years
When I looked up the address printed on the card, it turned out to be a private residential area.
9 years
Got one of those yellow notices today so I called the number, it was Northern Ireland stuff. They said I won something but then asked for my bank info which seemed dodgy. Spotted some spelling errors on the card too so I rang my bank to block two payments from different places I didn’t know. Total scam, don’t get caught out. Loads of others got the same nonsense - “everyone wins” yeah right. Watch out folks!
Northern Ireland
9 years
I spoke to a lady who was quite convincing and friendly. I asked her which survey I supposedly filled out to give them my details, but she couldn’t say. She just claimed to be from the rewards company. I really wish someone would order the prize and see what’s actually inside. Come on, security team, any chance you’ll check it out?
9 years
I've only just received the parcel they sent, and it's quite good really, with hotel vouchers and a savings card included. Looking forward to giving them a go!
9 years
I’m honestly fed up with getting these calls and those annoying yellow cards through the door. Our number’s ex-directory for a solid reason, yet they still keep ringing and sending those pointless things. Really think the post needs to stop accepting these yellow cards and BT should put an end to the calls. They obviously have nothing better to do than bother people who are already unwell. Proper irritating.
BT
9 years
Got a call saying 'FINAL NOTICE' with a yellow card warning. I rang back the number but the line kept dropping, so I can't really tell if it's a scam or legit! Lynda from Halesowen here.
LyndaHalesowen
9 years
This morning I got a yellow card through my door. I was about to call the number on it, 0800 923 4851, but decided to quickly search the number online first. Thank goodness I did! Reading through everyone's comments, it's alarming how these lot seem to have access to your personal details and address. I'm not old or anything, but I'll definitely be contacting Royal Mail to let them know about this. Has anyone else reported this sort of scam? Would be good to know if anything's going to be done about it.
Royal Mail
9 years
Just got a yellow card through with a claim number on it, but the phone number doesn’t match the one listed for the address. Had a quick look it up on google and figured it’s prob best to just chuck it in the bin.
Google
9 years
Got this yellow card through the post today, which confused me since I'm not close to retiring and I never did any survey. I did check something on the DWP site recently for work reasons because I work in HR. Feels like it's no accident - these scammers probably have some way of getting info from government sites.
DWP
9 years
It's pretty shameful that Royal Mail allows all these scam letters to get dropped through our letterboxes.
Royal Mail
9 years
Today my old neighbour got a yellow card through the post. Since he’s always getting scam calls, he now runs everything past me first. Honestly, these scammers have no shame, just pure greed. They’re nothing but thieves and need to be put to an end.
9 years
I've encountered a similar situation, with the message echoing the same sentiment. However, there's a twist-on the opposing side, it mentions ringing a mobile number and stipulates that a small postage fee is required to claim your so-called free gift. This, to me, screams deception; they’re clearly angling for your banking info to facilitate that payment. Be cautious! Don't allow them to siphon your funds. If you truly had won something, it would simply be dispatched to you, no strings attached. Moreover, it states in bold that failing to call will lead to an automatic loss of this so-called reward. It urges you to ring them immediately for further details.
9 years
Got a call from this yellow card number today. I'm only 27, so it's not just older people they’re trying to fool. Definitely feels like some kind of scam.
9 years
I got a phone number on this bright yellow card that promised 7 days free hotel stay as a thank you for doing a phone survey recently. I did take one of those surveys but got a bit suspicious. After a quick search online, turns out loads of older folks have got the same card. I've just hit the official retirement age, so it feels like more than just chance. Looks like they might be targeting pensioners using some kind of private info. Anyone know if there's a way to track down where these dodgy calls are coming from??
9 years
I reckon this is an absolute ripoff targeting mainly older folks and those who are vulnerable. Not only do they waste your time but they also push you to give out your credit or debit card details and sign up for a monthly charge. Definitely be cautious with these calls!
9 years
Just some desperate folks only after cash, proper sad really.
9 years
got a yellow envelope through the door today, and my first thought was that it was probably a scam, seemed way too good to be real.
9 years
I had this weird feeling something was dodgy right from the start!
9 years
Got a call flagged with a yellow warning, so I just trashed it without calling back.
9 years
Today, I got one of those cards in the post saying I'd won a prize for some phone survey I never took part in. Since I don’t usually do those surveys, I was pretty sure it was a scam. No way am I bothering to ring the number, it’s just going straight in the rubbish.
9 years
I've just got a postcard delivered, informing me that I've won a week's stay in a hotel as a prize for completing a telephone survey.
9 years
These scumbags are always tryna take advantage of old folks, they deserve a serious punishment.
9 years
Thanks a lot to everyone for sharing their thoughts, and I’m really grateful for this website too. I got one of those yellow cards with a freephone number on it and was curious what it might mean. I figured it was probably some sort of scam, but I held onto a tiny bit of hope... Looking back, I defo should’ve just binned it right away. Cheers again to all for the info!
9 years
Got a card from these lot too. I usually steer clear of surveys, so it’s clear this is some kind of con. Do they really believe we won’t look into who they are? Seems like more and more folks are catching on to these dodgy company tricks nowadays.
9 years
My mum got a flyer claiming she’d won some hotel stay vouchers from a phone survey she supposedly took part in. The thing is, she never answers surveys on the phone, so it felt really fishy.
9 years
Pretty much the usual story... if it seems like a bargain, it probably isn't.
Had a quick chat with someone who said she was a receptionist, she asked for my card info to cover some 'postage fee of £3.89', but you could tell she wasn’t really convinced herself.
I told her my 'details' were in my car, parked a good 10 minutes away, and said I’d ring back another time, which she was fine with.
Bit of a shame, honestly, she seemed like a nice girl, hope she finds something better ahead, really...
10 years
Just got a last warning from them saying I took part in a survey. Not true at all, I never do surveys. Cheers anyway.
10 years
My gut feeling is this is a trick to snag your credit card details so they can start charging you £12 every month for supposed discounts at different stores. They ask for £4 to send the information pack, but you can’t pay with cheque or PayPal - only by using your credit card. That’s a big red flag if you ask me. Remember the saying: if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. I’m retired from banking and chose to say no to this. Just thought I’d share so you can decide for yourself.
10 years
Just gave them a ring today, fingers crossed the package gets sent soon!
10 years
Got one of those flyers too, said I'd won a hotel voucher after doing a survey. I had actually filled one out recently, so I nearly believed it. Proper annoying though!
10 years
Someone said I’ve won a 7 day hotel stay voucher, but I can’t recall doing any survey over the phone, so I’m a bit sceptical. Not answering the number anyway. Caller ID was 08009234851.
10 years
Got a final warning about some hotel stay vouchers supposedly unclaimed, with only a week left to use them. Why on earth didn't they just post them through in the first place? Feels a bit dodgy to me...
10 years
Got a call saying it’s my last chance to call this number and pick up hotel stay vouchers.
10 years
Got a letter at home saying I could win holiday vouchers if I call this number. They already know my name and address, so if the vouchers were legit, they should’ve just sent them straight to me. The flyer didn’t have any company details or who was behind it either.
10 years
I recently received a flyer stating it's a final reminder regarding a hotel stay voucher valid for seven days. It advised me to ring a certain number and reference a claim number.

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