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08719182050

☎️ 08719182050 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Invade International Ltd. It is part of the phone block 871918 with a prefix of 0871.

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+448719182050+44 871 918 20500871 918 2050+44-871-918-2050

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0871 918 2050 Tagged as:

mike woodman scotland ros bournemouth michael woodman ofcom bath edinburgh ipswich daventry

TimeLine of events for phone number 08719182050

  • Received vague financial scam fax
    May
    2011
  • Poor format, bad English, avoid
    Mar
    2011
  • Accusation of dishonesty and anger
    Feb
    2011
  • Helpful conversation, but phone issues
    Feb
    2011
  • User accuses someone of foolishness
    Feb
    2011
  • Received wedding fax from Bath
    Feb
    2011
  • Believes it's a hoax call
    Feb
    2011
  • Identical faxes sent to hotels
    Jan
    2011
  • Suspicious wedding inquiry reported
    Jan
    2011
  • Fax is a suspected scam
    Jan
    2011
  • Possible scam; avoid the number
    Jan
    2011
  • Found caller, fixed spelling mistake
    Jan
    2011
  • Suspected scam reported to police
    Jan
    2011
  • Accuses scam, criticizes phone rates
    Jan
    2011
  • Received identical fax today
    Jan
    2011
  • Con regarding wedding-related contact
    Jan
    2011
  • Possible phone scam for Bournemouth
    Jan
    2011
  • Confusion over wedding phone calls
    Jan
    2011
  • Received fax regarding premium line
    Jan
    2011
  • Received wedding inquiry fax, Cornwall
    Jan
    2011
  • Received vague fax, suspicious
    Jan
    2011
  • Scam fax from Mike Woodman
    Jan
    2011

08719182050 has 22 comments of which 22 x neutral

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08719182050 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 08719182050 👆 is reported as a scam targeting hotels and financial advisers across the UK, commonly involving a fax from "Mike Woodman" requesting vague wedding or booking details. Recipients are urged not to respond or call the provided telephone or fax numbers, which are often premium rate and incur excessive charges. The approach is inconsistent and contains poor English, raising suspicions. Many affected businesses have confirmed the message is bogus and advise ignoring such communications. Complaints suggest reporting the scam to authorities and cautioning others to avoid potential financial loss. Overall, this is a well-recognised fraudulent practice designed to exploit recipients through deceptive contact details.

Reports on phone number 08719182050

10 years
I must admit, this was certainly a rather unusual approach for the correspondence via email and fax. However, the poor grammar and the mention of a premium rate number were clear indicators of something amiss. Best to keep your distance from this one!
10 years
Received a rather curious fax earlier today, dated 10/02, from a premium line, I dare say. One might assume it's some sort of promotional material, wouldn’t you agree? - Ros
10 years
You could just be a bit of a jester, eh?
10 years
Received the same fax today. I'm based in Bournemouth, so it’s definitely a scam intended to lure you into calling an outrageously priced premium number.
Bournemouth
10 years
On the 5th of February 2011, I received a fax from Mr. Mike Woodman inquiring about the same details for a wedding scheduled for the 2nd of July. Just to note, I’m based down in Cornwall.
Mike WoodmanCornwall
10 years
I manage a quaint little hotel in Scotland, and today I received a fax from someone claiming to be Mike Woodman, inquiring about hosting a wedding this coming July. They mentioned they’d be checking in on the second and leaving on the fifteenth, and needed an additional ten rooms. I must say, this whole request struck me as rather dubious. I appreciate your help in confirming that this seems to be a hoax. The phone number provided was 0871 9182050, and the fax number was 08715260297. Cheers!
ScotlandMike Woodman
10 years
Received a call from this number - the chat was superb! Regrettably, we weren't in a position to assist him, as it appears to be one of those 0871 numbers. When you dial in, you're stuck in a queue while others are ringing in too, and if you hang up, well, that's on you. Quite the nuisance, really!
10 years
As a fellow financial adviser based in Edinburgh, I can’t help but suspect that this was a bit of a scam. It wouldn’t surprise me if it ends up costing you 30 pence or more each time you dial that number. Best to stay clear, I reckon!
Edinburgh
11 years
@Dave. Oh, aren’t you a delightful one! It’s obvious this is nothing but a scam, you nincompoop. It’s plainly just a little scheme to line the pockets of some slippery character like yourself, isn’t it? Given your rather tempestuous nature, I’d wager this message has your fingerprints all over it. Go on, take me to court!
Dave
11 years
As a financial advisor, I've received the same sort of fax. It urged me to call, stating that she was keen to invest some cash. Clearly, they're just trying to gather information using that 0871 number. I've since informed the local police about this situation.
11 years
Received an identical fax earlier today, 2nd October.
11 years
I tried to get in touch with someone but was met with a rather confusing missed call from a number stating 'alarm bell'. After doing a bit of digging, I came across this site and it was quite helpful. Thanks a bunch! Cheers, Ros.
Ros
11 years
Greetings! I'm operating a venue up in Scotland and recently received a rather dubious fax. It feels like a potential scam and I reckon calling that number would end up being quite expensive. We believe it’s better to steer clear of it! Cheers!
Scotland
12 years
I've recently received a fax from a certain Mike Woodman, advising me to reach out to a premium rate number or send a fax back. As a hotel located in Daventry, I can’t stress enough how important it is to be cautious-this is nothing but a scam! Stay vigilant, everyone!
Mike WoodmanDaventry
12 years
Today, I received a fax at my hotel in Bournemouth that immediately struck me as dodgy. The number they provided kept putting me on hold - definitely sounds like a premium rate scam to me. After doing a bit of digging, I discovered numerous others had also got faxes featuring the name Mike Woodman. If you're ever faced with a similar fax, it's best to just disregard it entirely.
BournemouthMike Woodman
12 years
Once more, I found myself at a quaint establishment nestled in the Wye Valley, back on the 9th of February, 2011. I received a fax from a chap named Mike Woodman regarding a wedding in July! The moment I spotted the number, I couldn’t shake off the feeling that it was all a bit dubious. Cheers, Ros.
Wye ValleyMike WoodmanRos
12 years
I must say, I’m rather baffled by this whole affair! It’s quite clear that the situation was absolutely dodgy. Someone was fishing around for hotel quotes for their wedding, only for it to turn out to be a right con. Honestly, the nonsense we have to deal with these days! And don't get me started on the 0871 number - the charges are astronomical, ranging from six to ten pence a minute, which is practically the same as calling a standard rate line. It really is astounding how some people carry on. Perhaps you could consider revealing your details so that we could look into a defamation claim against you!
12 years
I recently received a fax from someone named "Michael Woodman," who was seeking financial advice. The details he provided were incredibly sketchy, so I decided to look up the number online and ended up here! We're quite keen to find out if Ofcom has the capability to block this number, as it seems to be a blatant scam.
Michael WoodmanOfcom
12 years
We received a call earlier today regarding a wedding, set to leave on the 15th of July, with the initial date being the 1st of July. I’m currently at a hotel in Ipswich! What on earth is happening?
Ipswich
12 years
I was staying at a hotel in South London and received the same fax as well. I’m really pleased we took the initiative to look up the phone number, especially since we didn’t have any other details to guide us. Hopefully, other hotels that received the exact same fax will also catch on to this.
South London
12 years
Earlier this afternoon, we received a fax that was exactly the same. I'm also running a small hotel up in Scotland, and the information in that fax was so unclear that we suspect it might be a scam! We've decided not to bother responding. Cheers!
Scotland
12 years
Received a fax earlier today from a chap named Mike Woodman, who was after some information regarding a wedding scheduled for the 2nd of July. I’m based in Bath, just so you know.
Mike WoodmanBath

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