08443300121
TimeLine☎️ 08443300121 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Barritel Limited. It is part of the phone block 844330 with a prefix of 0844.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08443300121
- Regrets calling, should inform O2Sep
2013Spam text unrelated to O2Sep
2013Free iPads with phone contract upgradeSep
2013Can't upgrade, no iPad offerSep
2013Deleted message after reading commentsSep
2013Scam number, avoid contacting itSep
2013Spam text offering free iPadAug
2013Inquiry about O2 SMS legitimacyAug
2013Spam warning: avoid this number!Jul
2013Free iPad with new contract?Jul
2013Received spam message from O2Jul
2013Spam text from O2 offering iPadJul
2013Spam text message receivedJul
2013Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 13 First Seen: 20 July 2013 General Reputation: neutralThis number has recently been searched from Scampton(Lincolnshire) and Stoke-on-Trent(Staffordshire).
08443300121 has 13 comments of which 13 x neutral
08443300121 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08443300121 👆 is reported as a scam involving texts claiming to offer a free iPad for upgrading an O2 contract. Many users report receiving spam messages from this number even if they’re not O2 customers. Calling the number often results in being put on hold or disconnected. O2 themselves say it’s not their number and advise caution. The number is linked to premium rate charges and is widely viewed as fraudulent. Users repeatedly warn others to ignore and delete these messages, and mention that promises of free devices or contract buyouts are too good to be true. The live chat claims from this number are also largely dismissed as fake attempts to appear legitimate. Overall, it’s best to treat this number as unsafe and avoid engaging.
Reports on phone number 08443300121
11 yearsReceived another dodgy text from this number. It's clearly spam. Just another nuisance in my inbox!11 yearsI've received a rather dodgy text claiming to be from O2, suggesting that they're offering an iPad to those who are on a Pay Monthly plan. The funny thing is, I haven't been with O2 for the past three years!12 yearsOh, what a right pickle I've got myself into! I truly ought to have checked the number online beforehand. I gave them a bell, and after a few minutes of being on hold, the call just cut out! Quite the nuisance, really. Do you reckon I should give O2 a shout to inform them of my blunder?12 yearsI received a similar message too and thought it was just another spam attempt. Mind you, I'm an O2 customer myself.12 yearsReceived a message earlier suggesting I could score a complimentary iPad if I were to upgrade my phone with O2. How peculiar!12 yearsThey’re promising me an iPad if I decide to upgrade my plan, but I've always been on pay as you go, so that simply isn't an option for me.13 yearsI received a text message that was identical, claiming I'd won a free iPad and the like. So, I decided to ring up O2 for clarification. They informed me that it's not them reaching out; it's actually some third-party firm, and O2 has nothing to do with it at all. Quite the con, really!13 yearsGot a call saying I could get a free iPad if I switched my phone plan. Sounds fishy to me, anyone else had this?13 yearsGot the exact same text as the one mentioned before. After seeing what others said, i decided to just delete it straight away.13 yearsI wouldn't trust that Ahmet-Panky "live chat" thing up there. He’s been dropping that on loads of "who called me" pages to make the number seem legit. Just do a quick Google check yourself. It’s a scam, definitely a premium rate number that’ll cost you a fortune if you ring it.Ahmet - PankyGoogle13 yearsI was having a quick chat with O2 on their live chat earlier today... Here’s how it went: Me: I got a text from O2 Me: Wanted to check if it’s legit or a scam Agent: Alright. Me: It said if I upgrade my contract now, I could get a free iPad Agent: Sorry, for this you’d better pop into your nearest O2 shop, they can advise further Me: The message came from LASTCHANCE Me: It said something like, “O2 Pay Monthly customers only: Upgrade now for a free Apple iPad. Limited stock, first come first served. Call 08443300121” Agent: Thanks for that. Agent: You should ring that number directly for more info. Me: So, the number 08443300121 is actually linked to O2? Agent: Yes, it’s a dedicated line for customer queries. Me: Alright, cheers for clearing that up Me: Thanks a lot Me: Bye Agent: No problem at all. Me: Bye Agent: Glad to help. Have a nice weekend!AhmetPankyLASTCHANCE13 yearsTotal spam, don't bother with it at all!!13 yearsI got an email saying if I upgrade my pay monthly contract with 02 early, I could get a free Apple iPad. They said they’d cover any remaining charges on my current deal and I could pick a new phone like the Samsung Galaxy 4 - which I’m interested in. It sounds a bit too good to be true though. The email said it’s only for 02 pay monthly customers and they’re doing it on a first come, first served basis. I called the number they gave, 08443300121, but not sure if I should trust it. Anyone had any experience with this?Submit Your Own Report (0844 330 0121)
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