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08456076569

☎️ 08456076569 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 845607 with a prefix of 0845.

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0845 607 6569 Tagged as:

natwest rbs russia royal bank of scotland ulster bank

TimeLine of events for phone number 08456076569

  • Legal number for scam prevention
    Jan
    2011
  • Nervous about returning a call
    Dec
    2010
  • Valid Natwest scam prevention number
    Jul
    2010
  • Scam team for RBS group
    May
    2010
  • Legitimate number, check for safety
    Oct
    2009
  • Similar experience with Natwest number
    May
    2009
  • Relieved interactions confirmed no scam
    May
    2009
  • Genuine scam department; verify calls
    May
    2009
  • Scam alert; card information compromised
    Mar
    2009
  • Felt better confirming valid number
    Jan
    2009
  • Contact RBS for number validation
    Jan
    2009
  • Genuine call about transaction concerns
    Nov
    2008
  • Concerns over phone information security
    Oct
    2008
  • RBS confirmed legitimate phone number
    Oct
    2008
  • Suspicious request for credit card
    Sep
    2008
  • Beware of potential card scams
    Aug
    2008
  • Valid scam prevention phone number
    Jul
    2008
  • Inquiry about phone number caller
    Jul
    2008

08456076569 has 18 comments of which 18 x neutral

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08456076569 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 08456076569 👆 is reported as a legitimate contact number for the RBS Group's scam prevention team, including NatWest, Ulster Bank, and RBS accounts. Several users confirmed it is used to verify suspicious or unusual transactions, often involving temporary card blocks to prevent fraud. While initial contact can cause concern, validation through the bank’s official channels confirms its authenticity. Users are advised to be cautious with personal information and to cross-check by calling numbers found on their bank cards or official websites. The service aims to protect customers from unauthorised activity, often detecting fraudulent transactions quickly. Although some note hesitation sharing full card details on calls, overall it is regarded as a valuable fraud prevention resource for UK banking customers.

Reports on phone number 08456076569

10 years
Indeed, it appears to be the fraudulent crew from the RBS family. I've got accounts with NatWest, RBS, and Ulster Bank myself. If they reach out claiming they need to review transactions from your debit card, be cautious. If you're ever in doubt, don't hesitate to call the number on the back of your card and request a connection to the fraud department. They can assist in going over your recent transactions to confirm if any dodgy activity has occurred on your account. Always best to verify!
RBSNatWestUlster Bank
10 years
We dialled the helpline for RBS, as listed on their official site, to inquire about the origin of the number 08456076569. To our surprise, they confirmed it and even connected us directly to the source! We highly recommend using this approach if you ever find yourself questioning a phone number. It certainly put our minds at ease!
RBS
10 years
Like many, we were quite apprehensive about sharing our personal details over the phone with this number. While we appreciate the added security when it comes to cancelling our card, it might be wise to notify everyone ahead of time about this number-perhaps through a properly verified letter or communication.
10 years
What a weight off my shoulders to come across these comments! We received a call beckoning us to ring back, asking the very same questions. They went through a handful of dodgy transactions to verify their authenticity, including one that occurred merely an hour prior, which makes me think this must be a legitimate number. Naturally, there's always that nagging doubt post-call about whether you’ve been taken for a ride, so it’s quite comforting to see others having a similar experience!
10 years
I can confirm that this was indeed a legit call from NatWest. The representatives were trying to verify some transactions I'd recently conducted using my outdated debit card. I hadn’t quite managed to update my online billing details, which is why payments were still being processed with the old card. They had all the necessary transaction details, and I consented to cancel the old card as a precaution. So, all is well on my end! It’s clear that they do look out for their customers!
NatWest
10 years
Absolutely, I had the same experience with a number from Natwest as well. Quite peculiar, isn’t it?
Natwest
11 years
Absolutely, it’s a legitimate number aimed at helping to curb scams.
11 years
We're associated with RBS, and I can confirm this number is genuine. The initial comment does a brilliant job of clarifying this. Occasionally, if these callers experience difficulties connecting on their initial attempt, you might receive a call from a recorded message, which typically has a number ending in 0020.
RBS
11 years
It's absolutely legitimate, without a doubt. This is indeed the fraud department for debit cards linked to the Royal Bank of Scotland, as well as NatWest and Ulster cards. For anyone unsure about an unfamiliar call, I'd recommend that you reach out to a number you know is valid for that particular institution. They can then confirm whether the call was genuine or not. Always best to double-check!
Royal Bank of Scotland
11 years
Has anyone received a call from this number?
11 years
We completely overlooked the call and are a bit apprehensive about returning it. So, we decided to contact our NatWest branch and asked them to provide us with the number for their scam protection team. Turns out, it’s the same number! So, that puts our minds at ease. Knowing we’ve got a legitimate number for a trusted source makes us feel much more secure.
NatWest
11 years
We recently got in touch with this number (just so you know, we left our card at the office). They asked for the COMPLETE card number from the front of the card, and frankly, that’s just absurd! There’s no way we’re divulging that information over the phone. Is this for real? Seems a bit dodgy to me!
11 years
Genuine number to reckon with! We found ourselves dropping a message to this lot and followed up on it. Handed over our card number, name, and postcode, only to be told they were investigating a matter involving a report from the constabulary about some dodgy character who’d got hold of our card details. They claimed to have reviewed our transactions. It was only after a bit of pondering that I began to wonder if this was above board. So, I decided to give RBS a bell and confirm the situation. Turns out, it was all on the level!
RBS
11 years
Absolutely not. This is definitely part of the scam syndicate associated with the RBS group. They might have detected atypical transactions on your card - often, this includes withdrawals from ATMs overseas. This could either be you enjoying a holiday or, even worse, a duplicated card being used. In such cases, they’ll likely impose a temporary hold on your card until they can confirm that the transactions are legitimate. If you’re ever in doubt, it’s best to call the number found on the reverse of your card.
RBS
12 years
We completely overlooked the call and now feel a bit on edge about returning it. So, we decided to contact our local NatWest branch to get the number for the scam protection service. Thankfully, it turned out to be the same number we had, which was a relief. The staff member we spoke to was really reassuring and confirmed we were on the right track with the information we had. It put our minds at ease knowing we were in the correct place!
NatWest
12 years
Absolutely, that number is indeed a legitimate tool for avoiding scams.
12 years
I can confirm that this number belongs to Natwest’s genuine scam prevention team. Just the other day, they contacted me after noticing some unusual activity on my account, which led to my card being blocked while I was trying to do the weekly grocery shop (felt a bit awkward as my card got declined three times!). Naturally, I was pretty wary too, so I rang the scam helpline at 08453003983. Thankfully, I was connected to a real Natwest staff member who reassured me that this was a legitimate precautionary check. They walked me through the last five transactions and all was in order, which meant my card was reactivated. Quite the relief, really!
Natwest
13 years
Absolutely a legitimate number, but we were quite cautious initially. These individuals seemed rather dodgy. Were you by any chance withdrawing cash in Russia over the weekend? We certainly were not there and have no desire to visit! Thankfully, a copy of our card must have been made, but it's a good thing that it’s linked to an account we don’t keep much money in!!!!!!!!!
Russia

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