08009989851
☎️ 08009989851 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Net-Work Internet Ltd. It is part of the phone block 8009989 with a prefix of 0800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08009989851
- Claimed cooperative, actually a scamAug
2025Scam text, ignore callAug
2025Scam text warns: avoid engagementAug
2025Distrust Microsoft, potential scamMay
2023Potential scam involving Microsoft paymentApr
2023Warning about Microsoft scam callsApr
2023Scam phone number and emailApr
2023Received suspicious Microsoft email scamApr
2023Received scam email about paymentApr
2023Scam email; verify before callingApr
2023Received email about potential scamApr
2023Microsoft Defender subscription upgrade scamApr
2023Suspicious email asking for paymentApr
2023Unauthorized invoice for Microsoft servicesApr
2023Received suspicious email for autorenewalApr
2023Phishing email scam alertApr
2023Comment about MicrosoftApr
2023Automatic renewal of Microsoft subscriptionApr
2023Received suspicious email from scammersApr
2023Scammed by fake O2 representativeNov
2020Mobile phone warned of dangerous callOct
2020O2 hacked, customer data compromisedOct
2020Call from scam pretending discount reciipientOct
2020Received suspicious, pushy call- noisyOct
2020Scammer calls for upgrade discountOct
2020Suspicious call claiming to be O2Oct
2020Scam alert: fake O2 callerOct
2020Received scam call and textOct
2020Impersonation scam call from "O2"Oct
2020Scam from fake O2 offerOct
2020comment identified as spam, rejectedOct
2020Scam call from faux O2Oct
2020Scam call offering fake discountOct
2020Experience scam attempt, avoid sharingOct
2020Suspicious call from (fake) O2Oct
2020Suspicious call - blocked numberOct
2020Invalid input not considered recallOct
2020Fraudulent call from fake companyOct
2020Refusal to participate, suspicion of fraudOct
2020Received call offering discount, ended itOct
2020Fraudulent call offering fake dealsOct
2020Received gift, grateful. ThankfulOct
2020Gratitude for Apple Watch productOct
2020Positivity towards oxygen mentionedOct
2020Seeking O2 customer service numberOct
2020Satisfied O2 customer since 2010Oct
2020Efficient cancellation, cheap retention offerOct
2020Great service by O2Oct
2020Grateful for assistance from RachelOct
2020Gratitude towards Rachel at O2Oct
2020Pleased with service, lost contactsOct
2020User appreciates reliable 02 supportOct
2020Inconsistent service, proximity to mastOct
2020Positive experience with helpful advisorOct
2020Switched to £10/month, got Disney+Oct
2020Appreciation for help with billOct
2020Warning about scammer from 02Oct
2020Fake scam call from O2Oct
2020Warning: Beware of fraudulent activityOct
202002 knew nothing, will checkOct
2020Positive experience with O2 representativeOct
2020Good experience with insurance staffOct
2020O2 best network in UKOct
2020Satisfied with O2, great serviceOct
2020No problems experienced in yearsOct
2020Grateful for great customer serviceOct
2020Positive experience with O2 networkOct
2020Switched from Three to O2Oct
2020Positive experience with customer serviceOct
2020Happy customer with great dealOct
2020Pleasant experience with polite staffOct
2020Thanking staff, particularly Luke, assistanceOct
2020Reported scam call to providerOct
2020Warning about suspicious phone callOct
2020Scam call claiming bill discountOct
2020Suspicious call claiming wrong serviceOct
2020Indicates a secure numberOct
2020Numbers must be entered correctlyOct
2020Reference to telecommunications companyOct
2020Received parcel from O2, thankfulOct
2020Positive feedback for O2 promotionOct
2020Recipient received free watch deliveryOct
2020Real O2 customer service number, discountOct
2020Satisfied with discount and orderOct
2020Compliment on the good workOct
2020Customer service is commendableOct
2020Received discount, happy with networkOct
2020Received item, thanks to O2Oct
2020Positive experience with O2 promotionsOct
2020Positive experience with O2 dealsOct
2020Requesting a phone number transactionOct
2020Sense of security present hereOct
2020"Secure your important information properly."Oct
2020Warning about potential scam attemptOct
2020Suspicious behavior from unknown numberOct
2020Warning about potential scam attemptsOct
2020Warning about potential scam.Oct
2020Fraudulent O2 caller requesting OTPOct
2020Warning about potential phone scamOct
2020Beware of fake password requestsOct
2020Beware of scam for discountsOct
2020Warning about potential scam invovlementOct
2020Warns of fraudulent O2 reviewsOct
2020Number Of Searches: 204 Number Of Comments: 97 First Seen: 10 October 2020 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Barton(Lancashire), Bromley(Shropshire), Caerfyrddin (Carmarthen)(Carmarthenshire), Mount Pleasant(Durham) and Newport(Shropshire).
08009989851 has 97 comments of which 36 x negative and 61 x neutral
08009989851 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08009989851 👆 is reported as associated with multiple scam activities targeting UK consumers, including fraudulent claims of new direct debits and automatic renewals for Microsoft services, as well as impersonations of O2 customer service offering fake discounts. Numerous users report receiving phishing emails and calls with attempts to obtain payment details or one-time passcodes, often featuring aggressive or deceptive tactics. Genuine O2 customers clarify that this number is not affiliated with O2, and warnings emphasise not to provide any personal or security information if contacted. While some positive experiences with O2 customer service appear under unrelated calls, this number itself is widely recognised as a source of scams. Visitors are advised to ignore calls or messages from this number and contact official companies directly via verified channels.
Reports on phone number 08009989851
11 monthsThey claimed to be from some sort of cooperative, but it's just a scam here in Oldham, Greater Manchester.OldhamGreater Manchester11 monthsGot a message pretending to be from Co-optiveUk saying a new direct debit has been arranged. Best to ignore it completely!11 monthsGot a dodgy text claiming I’ve set up a new direct debit and asking me to ring +44 800 998 9851. Definitely a scam, best to just ignore it.3 yearsWatch out, it's a fake Microsoft call!Microsoft3 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft, saying I owed money for a service.Microsoft3 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Microsoft, but it felt like a total scam to me.Microsoft3 yearsFraudulent contact number and email account.3 yearsI didnt get a phone call but got an email claiming to be from Microsoft saying I’d bought something called Vigilant Shield for £458.73. I looked up the number they gave, 0800 998 9851, and it seems like a scam. I’m going to send the email over to [email protected] to report it.Microsoft3 yearsI never got a phone call, but out of nowhere an email popped up saying they were going to take £245 from my bank every 3 years. When I tried ringing the number they gave in the email, it just kept cutting off. I’ve since reported my card as stolen and blocked any payments. Just a heads up, be careful!3 yearsI received an email that seemed rather dodgy, indicating a plan renewal charge of £254 for a three-year service I simply don’t understand or require. Honestly, I haven't the foggiest notion about what it pertains to. The email provided a customer service number: 08009989851, so I decided to look it up before making the call. Thank goodness I did!3 yearsHey, I got an email saying they were going to take £365 from my bank for a Microsoft subscription renewal. I rang the number they gave me in the email, but when I looked it up it turned out to be connected to some sort of scam. I’d recently made an online purchase and used a discount code, so not sure if that’s how they got in. Just to be safe, I’ve cancelled my card now.Microsoft3 yearsGot an email saying £287.11 had been charged for some advanced threat protection, claiming to be from the Microsoft Windows billing team. They left a phone number, 0800 998 9851, for any questions. I didn’t bother ringing and just deleted the message straight away.Microsoft3 yearsI got an invoice for Microsoft stuff from this number 08009989851, but I don’t even use their service. When I rang them up to ask them to stop sending these bills, some bloke picked up and just hung up on me straight away.Microsoft3 yearsJust received an email saying thanks for buying MW Defender costing £429.87, and the contact number they gave was 0800 9989851.MW Defender3 yearsGot an email invoice supposedly from Happystore about a Windows Defender subscription. The email had a phone number, so I rang it. They said it was an automatic renewal, but I never signed up for anything. They then said they’d cancel and give me a refund if I switched my computer on. I didn’t go for it, called them out on it being a scam, and the bloke just hung up on me. Definitely a scam.Happystore3 yearsGot an email from msdstore saying they’d charge me £450.12 today for auto renewing a subscription related to Microsoft Windows Defender. They’re taking the money from my bank account now.Microsoft3 yearsI received an email supposedly from the Microsoft Billing team saying I’d bought some internet security for £231.98. The message included this number at the bottom: +448009989851. When I called back, the person on the line just laughed at me. I’ve also sent the email on to [email protected] for them to check out.Microsoft Billing6 yearsGot a call from that number, same story, guy spoke with a strong Indian accent and already knew loads about me, even the answer to my security question. Then he asked me to confirm parts of my pin. Right after, I got a message from o2 saying my password was changed and my account was locked. When I rang o2, they told me it was some overseas third-party agency they hired for upselling contracts but apparently they've gone off the rails. Honestly, really let down by o2 - for such a huge company, this is just shocking.O26 yearsLuckily, my phone alerted me that the call was risky before I even answered.6 yearsSeems like O2 might have had a security breach or something, cause I've been hearing about a huge leak with loads of customer info getting out there.6 yearsGot a call off someone saying they were from O2, but when I told them I haven’t been with O2 for ages, it was pretty obvious they weren’t legit. They got all nervous and quickly ended the call. Definitely a scam.6 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming I’m a valued customer and can get 40% off my 02 bill. He said I just had to agree to a text message. I told him I’d ring 02 myself to confirm, but he wouldn’t let me get a word in and kept interrupting. Ended the call and blocked the number straight away. Total scam.6 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Indian accent saying she was from O2, offering me a 30% discount on my bill. Felt dodgy right away, especially when she mentioned other people were getting 40% off 😁. She kept asking if I was keen to go ahead with the deal, then said she’d send me a 6-digit code by text and wanted me to call back with it. She tried to get the last four digits of my bank account or my O2 account number. I just ended the call. Pretty sure it’s a scam!!!6 yearsJust got a call from a woman with a strong Indian accent, shouting so loud I couldn’t get a word in. She kept going on about some "automatic invoice" I supposedly needed to pay, offering me a 30% discount. Whenever I tried to speak, she’d talk right over me like she was pushing me to accept whatever scam she was pushing. When I mentioned I don’t even own a car, she abruptly said “thank you” and hung up while I was still mid-sentence. Honestly, it felt pretty creepy and dodgy.India6 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be 02, but the accent was shocking - sounded more like R2 to me. Had to ask her to repeat herself like 20 times before I even understood a word. Then out of nowhere, I got a text from +447930484804 saying my 02 bill couldn’t be processed. Total scam attempt, those dodgy fools!6 yearsAn Indian bloke called me trying to offer a 40% discount on an upgrade. I threw some Indian swear words his way, which seemed to wind him up, so I just ended the call. After that, he rang me back four more times before he gave up and likely moved on to scam some poor old lady. Pathetic, really.India6 yearsI got a call from someone pretending to be O2, and they knew all my details. I started having a laugh with them and then they just cut me off.6 yearsThe call was marked as spam automatically and got blocked straight away.6 yearsReceived a call from someone saying they were with O2, offering me a 40% discount on upgrading. Felt like a total scam to me.6 yearsJust like what others have said, I got a call from someone pretending to be with O2, but it was clearly a scam.6 yearsGot a call from someone with a heavy Asian accent claiming to be from 02. She told me I qualified for a 40% bill discount and would get a tablet free of charge. After she asked me some security questions, she mentioned that I needed to pay £30 for delivery and asked for my 16-digit card details. I said no and she just ended the call. Definitely a scam! Not stressed though, as I don’t have any money in that account anyway!6 yearsAbsolutely a con. Got a call on my work line - which isn't with O2 - and the person said they were from O2. I didn’t even bother, just ended the call.6 yearsAvoid this call 02. They claim there’s a 40% discount, but after ringing 02, they told me they’re not connected at all. They attempted to reset my password while I was still on the phone with them. Don’t share any info. Just block and ignore this number, it’s a scam.026 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Indian accent who said she was from O2, offering me 40% off my current plan. She was really aggressive and quite rude, so I don’t trust it at all. I just ended up blocking the number straight away.6 yearsGot a call this morning from someone saying they were from O2. I called O2 right after and they told me it definitely wasn’t them. The caller was trying to sell promo offers and free hamper bundles. Better avoid this one!6 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with O2, had a strong Asian accent and loads of background noise like a busy call centre. They were trying to sell me a 40% discount on my existing phone deal. While they were chatting, I looked up the number 0800 998 9851 online and stumbled across this site. I told them straight up I wasn’t interested and hung up. Then they rang back asking why I didn’t want the deal! I said again I was ending the call and told them not to call me again.6 yearsDon’t pick up, it’s definitely a scam.6 yearsgot a call from 08009989851 claiming they could slash loads off my 02 contract. thought it sounded too good to be true, so i phoned 02 directly. they told me that number aint connected to them at all. turns out, it’s a motorbike store’s number being faked or spoofed. definitely dodgy!6 yearsjust got a present today, cheers!6 yearsCheers for the Apple Watch mate!Apple Watch6 yearsHad a good experience with O2, nothing but positive vibes from them!6 yearsIs there a number for O2 customer support? Looking to get in touch with them.6 yearsI’ve been using O2 from 2010, and honestly, never ran into any issues. I think their prices are fair, and it’s great that you can keep your phone contract separate from your airtime. Makes things a lot easier to manage.6 yearsI rang up to end my contract since the 24 months were nearly done. I explained I was switching to a SIM-only plan and cutting down loads on data. The rep gave me a great deal without hassling me about my budget and sorted everything quickly in about 5 minutes. Only thing is, I don’t like the upgrade options on the app - they’re way too expensive and not great at all, so I’d give it one star less for that.6 yearsI've gotta say, O2 is one of the best networks out there. I switched my wife from a SIM-only to a device plan, but when her new phone turned up, it was faulty. I gave O2 a ring and they sorted everything out without any hassle. They sent a replacement phone the very next day, so she could swap it quickly. Honestly, their service was spot on, I'd give them a solid 10/10!6 yearsBig shoutout to the O2 staff in Bury... Last Thursday, I went to swap my SIM card, which might be straightforward for younger folks but was a bit tricky for me as an older person. Rachel was really patient and helped me through the whole thing. She even made sure my number stayed the same, which was a relief. Cheers to Rachel for making it all so easy!Bury O2Rachel6 yearsBig shoutout to Rachel at the O2 shop in Bury for helping me swap my SIM last Thursday. For most folks it's an easy thing to do, but as someone a bit older, it felt quite tricky. She was really patient and made sure I didn’t lose my number in the process. Really appreciate it, Rachel!Bury O2Rachel6 yearsI've had a great experience with the O2 shops in Worthing, Tooting, and Wandsworth. However, the bloke at the O2 store in Clapham Junction was a bit useless - he messed up and lost around 80 of my contacts, only saving about 6 in the end! Proper disappointed with that.WorthingTootingWandsworthClapham Junction6 yearsHello 02, I’m an old disabled bloke who’s always complaining about stuff. Years back, I stumbled on smoke signals and then the miss code system - what a laugh! Things always seemed to mess up, like trying to start a fire with water or getting a shock from the miss code. But now I’ve come across 02 and it’s all good, proper reliable and helpful. Nice to have a service I can count on these days. Cheers!6 yearsUsually, this service is fantastic but for the past couple of weeks, it’s been rubbish. I’m only like 600-700 metres away from the mast as well. And yes, my phone is legit and topped up with credit.6 yearsSo, I got a sim card for a laptop dongle for a mate who was stuck in hospital. I was trying to check the usage to top it up but it was a nightmare. When I phoned o2 customer support, the first person I got just didn’t get it. Even after explaining that the sim user didn’t own a phone, he kept insisting they needed to sign up with o2 to get a text code or something. I was getting proper frustrated, so I rang again. This time I spoke to Charlotte. I told her I was near breaking point, probably about to cry or yell, but she stayed calm and listened properly. She soon figured out the issue - turns out I’d bought the wrong sim for a laptop and it wouldn’t work long term. Rather than making me feel daft, Charlotte just asked for the address to send a replacement sim. I gave it to her, and the next day it arrived at my friend’s parents’ place, so they could bring it to the hospital. She even topped up the new sim with credit to cover what I’d spent on the first one. Honestly, after that stressful mess, Charlotte’s kindness and understanding made a huge difference. She didn’t just fix the technical problem, she showed real empathy for what I was dealing with. My faith in customer service was completely restored - if only everyone could be as good as Charlotte! She really made my day. I wish I could send her some flowers or chocolates to say thanks.O2Customer ServicesCharlotte6 yearsSo I got a call from O2 the other day since my £40 contract was about to finish, and I was thinking of changing to a pay monthly deal. The woman I spoke to was really nice and sorted me out with a new contract that only costs £10 each month - includes everything I wanted too! Plus, she hooked me up with Disney+ for free through O2, which was a lovely surprise. Big thanks for making the whole switch process so simple!Disney6 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be 02, total scammer - steer clear of them!6 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be O2, said they’d text me a code for a password reset. Turns out it’s a scam - don’t give them that code no matter what. They kept ringing back, really pushy, but it’s all dodgy.6 yearsTotal rip off! Never give out your codes or any security info to these scammers, they’re just after your details.6 yearsI phoned 02 and at first they didn't have any info on it, but promised to look into the matter.6 yearsSo, I got a call from O2 since I was on a £40 a month plan and my contract was about to finish. I was looking to move to a pay monthly deal instead. The woman I spoke to was really nice and helped me out loads. She managed to sort me a £10 monthly contract that included all I wanted, plus I ended up getting Disney+ free through O2! Big thanks for making the whole switching process so simple!Disney6 yearsI’m currently in the store sorting out an insurance claim and the people here have been really helpful.6 yearsI’ve been with O2 for over nine years now and honestly, they’re the best network here in the UK. Never really had any issues with their service at all.O2UK6 yearsI’ve stuck with O2 for quite a long time now and honestly can’t find a reason to switch. They offer brilliant service at a pretty fair price.6 yearsI suppose I'm just one of the fortunate ones? Been using their service for ages without any hassles at all, so no complaints from me!6 yearsHad a problem with a code for my upgrade so I rang customer service. Got through to a really nice lady named Eleanor who sorted everything out for me and found the best deal possible. Ended the call feeling proper pleased with how she helped and with my upgrade sorted. I’ve dealt with some right terrible customer service reps before, and honestly, if more folks were like Eleanor, O2 would have loads more happy customers. Big thanks to her and hopefully I’ll get to Spain soon xEleanorSpain6 yearsI’ve been pretty happy with O2 up to now, the signal is strong where I am and the cost is reasonable. I’ve had a few bad experiences with other networks in the past, like Virgin Mobile and EE, which didn’t really cut it for me. O2 definitely seems a step above those two. Fingers crossed they keep it up!O2Virgin MobileEE6 yearsSwitched from Three after sticking with them forever, and honestly, O2 has been such a pleasant surprise. Three’s service really went downhill after all the chaos lately, so I thought I’d give O2 a go. So far, it’s been great and the extra bit of AppleTV+ and Disney+ thrown in was a nice bonus. Fingers crossed it keeps up the good work!O2ThreeAppleTV +Disney +6 yearsI just signed up with O2 this weekend and got an email telling me to ring them to confirm my order. When I called, I was quickly connected to a really nice and helpful adviser. It’s still early, but I’ve gotta say, the service has been pretty good so far.O26 yearsI've always been pretty satisfied with 02 as my network provider. They usually sort me out with a decent deal. The folks in customer service are quite friendly too. Cheers! :)6 yearsPopped into the O2 store over in Redcar (Teesside) and Tommy helped me out. He was really nice and sorted my question quick smart, no faffing about. Left feeling well happy as he didn’t make any big deal out of it.RedcarTeessideTommy6 yearsBig thanks to everyone at the Truro shop, Luke especially, for all their support yesterday when things were pretty tough. Really appreciated their help.TruroLuke6 yearsJust got a call from this number, sounded like a thick South Asian accent. There was loads of background noise which instantly made me suspicious. They said they'd send a text to verify something, but I regularly get texts from 02 about my bills and this wasn’t even from the same thread! Total scam, avoid it. Honestly, with all the job losses and tough times, it’s shocking these scammers are still out here preying on honest folks. Pretty awful, really. Best to block or answer and call them out.6 yearsJust a quick update: I got in touch with 02 to let them know about this scam. I gave them the phone number that called me, and they said they’ll forward it to their security department. Big thanks to everyone who shared their experiences and commented - really grateful for you helping out others like me!6 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with O2, sounded like they had a heavy Asian accent. They offered a 40% discount on my phone bill, but it seemed totally dodgy to me. Definitely a scam.6 yearsI got a call from some bloke with a really heavy accent, said he was from 02 and wanted to offer me a deal to lower my phone bill. Thing is, I haven't had 02 for like six years now, so I figured it was dodgy. When I told him that, he got pretty narky and started saying I gotta register my number with another company or something. I ended up putting the phone down when he got all pushy.6 yearsSounds like a pretty trustworthy number to me.6 yearsseems like a safe number to me6 yearsMy O2 package finally arrived, cheers!6 yearsI just got a free hamper from O2’s promo team, and I absolutely love it! Big thanks to O2, definitely a 5-star experience. Really happy with the goodies!O26 yearsI just got a free watch delivered today by DPD, and the call came from an O2 number.DPD6 yearsAt first, I thought this O2 customer helpline was just another spam call, but turns out I was wrong. I’ve been getting a 40% discount every month thanks to them!6 yearsGot my paperwork today, and guess what? They gave me a 40% discount. Pretty happy with that!6 yearsGotta say, you lot are really smashing it with the work!6 yearsReally pleased with the service I got from them.6 yearsI'm proper chuffed I got a discount from these lot, now my network’s way better than before.6 yearsHeyy just got my thing today cheers O2!6 yearsI got a call from someone saying it was O2’s Promo team. They offered me some great discounts, like 40% off which was a real bargain. I even told my mates about it coz it was that good. Proper happy with that deal!O2 Promotions Team6 yearsO2 really helped me out, I managed to find some great deals through them.6 yearsO2 number for free phone calls? Anyone else had luck with this?6 yearsAll good here!6 yearsJust tried ringing 02 to see if this number belongs to them, and nope, it's not! Honestly, it’s a total scam. Don’t ever hand over the 6-digit code they say they’ll send you - it’s just them trying to get into your account.6 yearsThey said they were calling from O2 promotions, but I seriously doubt if the number was legit. Plus, they ended up yelling at me and told me to f*** off, which was pretty shocking!O26 yearsWatch out for dodgy calls where they pretend to be from O2, trying to hack into your account.6 yearsDO NOT FALL FOR THIS, IT'S A TOTAL RIP OFF!6 yearsI got a call claiming to be from O2, saying they wanted to offer me a discount on my next bill. Turns out, it’s a scam. They ask you for a One Time Passcode they send you, but if you give it to them, they can get into your account and nick your personal info. Never share your OTP with anyone!6 yearsThese people say they’re from O2 but they’re not legit. They try to send you a code, whatever you do, do NOT give it to them!6 yearsI got a code from them that seemed legit and they wanted me to say it back over the phone. Don’t ever do that! It’s best to get in touch with O2 directly about updating your security info. You can ring 202 using your O2 phone or just check their site for help.6 yearsI got a call from someone saying they had a 40% off deal on my contract. When I mentioned the account wasn’t in my name, they said they'd send me a one-time password as some sort of promo code to log into my O2 account. I didn't share the code and just ended the call and blocked the number. Be careful, they might use that info to get into your account and buy stuff in your name. Saw other comments too about this number being dodgy and already reported as scam. Don’t fall for it!6 yearsThis is just a scam, don’t fall for it! 😂 They’re not with O2 at all. Never share any codes or personal info, or they’ll hack into your account for sure. Proper con artists trying to trick people.O26 yearsBeware, these are scammers pretending to be O2. They’re not legit, so don’t share any codes or personal info with them. They’ll just hack your account if you do. Classic fake review stuff! Well done for calling them out though 😂KudosSubmit Your Own Report (0800 998 9851)
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