08456031754
TimeLine☎️ 08456031754 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 845603 with a prefix of 0845.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08456031754
- Asking about Lloyds Bank referenceSep
2016Genuine call from Lloyds BankAug
2015Suspicious calls claiming bank fraudAug
2015Imposter posing as fraud departmentNov
2013Receiving calls from possible scamMay
2011Verified fraudline by calling published numberMay
2011Received silent phone call, potential scamApr
2011Verified phone number with LloydsMar
2011Grateful for Lloyds stopping scamJan
2011Receiving calls from unknown numberJan
2011Received call from unknown numberDec
2010Received genuine call from LloydsJan
2008Fraudulent credit card charges stoppedJan
2008Warning about potential phone scamJan
2008Reported legitimate communication regarding fraudJan
2008Check recent credit card transactionsDec
2007Sent an unintentional blank messageDec
2007Suspicious message from Lloyds TSBDec
2007Card issuer confirmed legitimate phone companyDec
2007Contact Lloyds TSB about potential fraudNov
2007Received fraudulent call, verified legitimateNov
2007Verified LloydsTSB rings, preventing fraudNov
2007Automated call scam, hung upNov
2007Telephone verification request, suspended callNov
2007Automated message and untrustworthy sourceOct
2007Unknown number disregarded by TSBOct
2007Unsuccessful call, left silent messageOct
2007Number Of Searches: 54 Number Of Comments: 26 First Seen: 20 November 2013 General Reputation: positiveThis number has recently been searched from Malswick(Gloucestershire), Mersey(Cheshire), Mistley Heath(Essex) and Vole(Somerset).
08456031754 has 26 comments of which 25 x neutral and 1 x positive
08456031754 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08456031754 👆 is reported as a genuine Lloyds Bank fraud prevention contact number used to alert customers of suspicious card activity. Many users confirm it’s part of Lloyds’ security measures, often following unusual transaction attempts. Recipients are advised not to provide information during the call but to independently verify by contacting Lloyds directly using numbers from official statements. Some calls may be automated and prompt recipients to press keys to continue, which is generally discouraged. While several users verified the authenticity with Lloyds, others receiving calls without any Lloyds connection should remain cautious, as scammers sometimes mimic legitimate numbers. Overall, vigilance and direct verification with the bank are recommended to prevent fraud and confirm genuine contact.
Reports on phone number 08456031754
10 yearsWe’ve been getting calls from this number repeatedly, and we don’t even have an account with Lloyds!Lloyds10 yearsI managed to confirm that this number is indeed associated with the fraud department of Lloyds TSB after ringing the official one listed. It took quite a while to get through, mind you! The number in question is 0800 0563874.Lloyds TSB10 yearsI received a call to verify some recent purchases on my credit card due to potential fraud concerns. They only asked for my date of birth and nothing else. Quite peculiar, really.10 yearsHad a call from them earlier today, and it was definitely a legitimate Lloyds TSB number. However, it turned out to be a complete faff, especially since we ended up chatting with them three separate times last night. They proper messed about and kept restricting our credit card for no apparent reason. In the end, we managed to sort it out with a £50 goodwill gesture, but still, what a bother!Lloyds10 yearsI can confirm that this call from Lloyds TSB was legitimate and part of their fraudulent activity prevention measures. I highly recommend getting in touch with them to verify, as it’s possible your credit card has been misused. Unfortunately, I've just had to cancel ours as well. 😟Lloyds TSB10 yearsWe refrained from disclosing any specifics about the telephone call we received, yet we reached out to our card provider and were linked to their fraud department. They confirmed that the call was indeed authentic, explaining that due to their limited resources, they can't reach out to everyone individually.10 yearsReceived a silent voicemail from this number, but I can assure you that nobody in our home holds any accounts with Lloyds TSB! Quite peculiar, isn't it?Lloyds TSB10 yearsI've recently acquired the very same ring, but I can assure you it's the real deal. Just today, there were five separate attempts made to charge our credit card for minor amounts from various locations worldwide. Thankfully, the bank noticed a strange pattern and flagged it as suspicious activity. Initially, we were quite apprehensive and didn’t follow the instructions they left us. Instead, we reached out directly to LTSB, and they were kind enough to investigate the situation on our behalf.LTSB11 yearsI received a call that rang once and left a message from an automated Lloyds TSB system. I decided to return the call, and I’m rather glad I did. Turns out, this was indeed from Lloyds, and we discovered that someone was misusing our credit card to purchase jewellery and other items. Thankfully, we’ve frozen our card now and are sorting out the scam. A big thank you to Lloyds for their help!Lloyds TSBLloyds11 yearsJust this afternoon, we experienced the same thing. Received a completely robotic message, just as others have described. We chose not to engage with it, since we’re quite cautious about such calls. Instead, we decided to ring the number listed on our Lloyds TSB card statement, as it felt rather peculiar that we’d been called shortly after encountering issues with our card. Upon speaking to them, we confirmed that it indeed was their scam department reaching out to investigate some recent transactions on our card.Lloyds TSB11 yearsCaught just the beginning of the call, where it said, "Greetings, this is an essential security alert from Lloyds TSB." After that, the automated voice asked us to press a key to carry on. We decided to end the call right there!Lloyds TSB11 yearsFor the past couple of weeks, I've been getting calls from this number, but it's clearly meant for someone who doesn't reside here. After doing a bit of digging online, it appears this number may actually be related to Lloyds' scam prevention efforts, as indicated by the voice message. When we last received a call, we simply pressed the relevant buttons that corresponded to the options, specifically stating that we don’t know this person and that they don’t live at this address. It really is rather straightforward!Lloyds11 yearsI received a call that didn't reference Lloyds TSB at all. They merely asked me to confirm our phone number, which, I regret to say, we foolishly did. They didn't ask for any further details though, and after being kept on hold for a while, we ended up hanging up the call.Lloyds TSB11 yearsI had a chat with TSB, and they didn't recognize this number at all!TSB11 yearsAfter digging a bit, I can confirm that this call is indeed legitimate and comes from the security team at Lloyds Bank.Lloyds Bank11 yearsI’ve received numerous calls purporting to be from the fraud investigation department of Lloyds Bank. However, after reaching out to my bank directly, they confirmed that there haven't been any suspicious transactions on my account. Quite odd that they keep ringing.Lloyds Bank11 yearsAt the outset, I caught the beginning of a message that said, "Hello, this is an important security alert from Lloyds TSB." The automated voice then prompted us to press any key to proceed. Naturally, we chose not to!Lloyds TSB12 yearsNot long after I got a call from the number 08456031754, I decided to do a bit of digging. I reached out to Lloyds TSB, and they were able to verify that a company called 1st Alert, which is linked to the TSB group, had tried to get in touch with us not once, but twice earlier today. They were spot on. The call was regarding our credit card and two fraudulent attempts that originated from the United States. In this case, their assistance proved to be invaluable. For any future inquiries, it's best to get in touch with your card provider as they might just have the answers you need. Cheers, D8C6.Lloyds TSB1st AlertTSBUnited States12 yearsI came across a legitimate number in the Lloyds database. Shortly after receiving three calls, we decided to reach out to the customer service number listed on our statement. Despite the callers having no inquiries linked to their system, the customer service team took the time to investigate the number and confirmed it was indeed authentic.Lloyds12 yearsI received a silent call from this number, so I decided to look it up and stumbled upon this discussion. I contacted our usual phone banking service at Lloyd's, and they consulted their fraud team. It seems there were attempts to use our credit card online, and both Apple and Vodafone were flagged for security verifications. As a precaution, I've cancelled the card, and a replacement is being issued. The number appears to be legitimate, but the entire situation struck me as rather peculiar.Lloyd ' sAppleVodafone12 yearsThe phone rang, but when I picked up, there was nothing but silence on the other end.12 yearsI returned a call and discovered it was a scam line posing as Lloyds TSB. I had a dodgy charge on my card, so it's best to speak directly with them rather than dealing with that infuriating automated system. It's always wise to be vigilant-better safe than sorry!Lloyds TSB12 yearsWe received a text from this number and they also called us. We ended the call as we don't have any banking dealings with Lloyds, nor have we ever.Lloyds12 yearsI ended up sending a message with nothing in it!12 yearsWe've really been through the wringer with this particular case, and can confirm that calls coming from this number are indeed associated with LloydsTSB, and they’re actively working to combat credit card fraud. Greg's observation above is spot on.LloydsTSBGreg13 yearsPretending to be from Lloyds' Fraud DivisionLloydsSubmit Your Own Report (0845 603 1754)
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