180030009009
TimeLine☎️ 180030009009 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 180030009009.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 180030009009
- Different language scam call reportedNov
2023Caller claimed to be AmazonMar
2023"Scam call from fake Amazon."Mar
2022Similar experience reported by userFeb
2022Potential scam targeting vulnerable individualFeb
2022Beware of phone scam attempts!Nov
2021Received suspicious Amazon Prime callAug
2021Fraud call reported, personal information compromisedAug
2021Suspicious Amazon bill call receivedJul
2021Suspicious call about account orderJun
2021Transferred to possibly fake AmazonJun
2021Suspicious delivery call receivedMar
2021Scam from fake Amazon representativeFeb
2021Scam pretending to be AmazonFeb
2021Fraudulent and misleading information detectedFeb
2021Suspicious call about Prime cancellationJan
2021Scam call pretending to be AmazonJan
2021Caution advised, potentially untrustworthyNov
2020Beware of this phone numberOct
2020Block this number, pleaseOct
2020Received scam call from AmazonOct
2020Possible scam call from AmazonAug
2020Amazon scam call from fake supervisorAug
2020Received call about Amazon accountAug
2020Amazon scam call from BoltonAug
2020Fraudulent call reporting attempted purchaseJun
2020Received scam call for benefits; dangerousJun
2020Fraudulent call claiming Amazon voucherJun
2020Amazon Prime scam, avoid this numberMar
2020Warning about scam phone callMar
2020Amazon-related scam reported hereMar
2020Suspects Amazon Prime is scamFeb
2020Received call, did not answerSep
2019Useful Amazon customer care numbersNov
2018Number Of Searches: 58 Number Of Comments: 32 First Seen: 16 November 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from North Perrott(Somerset) and Water of Cruden(Aberdeenshire).
180030009009 has 32 comments of which 17 x neutral and 15 x negative
180030009009 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 180030009009 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number targeting individuals with calls claiming to be from Amazon or its fraud department. Callers often use personal information to appear credible, alleging suspicious activity like unauthorised gift card purchases or subscription renewals. They attempt to extract sensitive data or direct victims to fraudulent websites and phone numbers. Many have reported receiving threatening or urgent messages, pressuring them to share account or payment details. The number is also linked to attempts at remote access via apps like TeamViewer. Numerous users advise not to engage, verify any suspicious claims directly through official Amazon channels, and block the number to avoid falling victim to fraudsters exploiting familiarity with genuine Amazon practices.
Reports on phone number 180030009009
3 yearsI got a call from this number while I was in a country where they speak a different language, and I'm absolutely sure it's a scam.4 yearsJust got a call from this number today, and the person on the other end claimed to be from Amazon.Amazon5 yearsSome bloke rang saying he was with Amazon and knew my name and where I lived. He told me someone tried to buy a gift card using my details from somewhere in London. I told him I hadn’t ordered anything, then he started going on about some issue with my IP address. I cut him off straight away. Later, I logged into Amazon and there was no sign of any order. Definitely a scam call.AmazonLondon5 yearsHappened to me just the same thing.5 yearsI got a call from someone who was clearly after personal info from a vulnerable person, tried to get bank details and stuff. When I asked for a proper contact number, they gave me 80030009009. I checked it online and it’s linked to scams. The call ID showed as 4073234048 but that number’s actually disconnected, not a real home number at all.5 yearsWatch out for scams! I got a call from a number I didn't know. Normally I just ignore stuff like that, but somehow I picked up this time. There was an automated message saying it was the fraud team, warning me about an iPhone order placed on my account to be delivered somewhere else. It told me to press 1 if I hadn’t made the order. Silly me, I pressed 1 and then a person came on the line asking about all the gadgets linked to my Amazon account. I told them I had a meeting and needed to ring back later. They wanted to know when would be a good time to call, but I asked for a contact number instead. The number they gave me was suspiciously long, so I asked them to confirm it. The number they repeated was 1800-3000-9009. When I looked it up, I found out it was dodgy. It’s scary how many scammers are out there trying to blag their way in!Amazon5 yearsReceived a call just yesterday claiming to be from Amazon Prime.Amazon Prime5 yearsHey everyone, just got a call from a bloke named Daniel who used the same number as above and gave me his own number - 551.235.9867. He claimed someone made a purchase on an iPhone or something like that. He mentioned an address in El Paso where the supposed charge came from. I looked it up online and couldn’t find any link to it. I told him that. Also, he somehow had my home address, last four digits of my social, and credit card info on record - though not the actual numbers. When I said I needed to confirm with my security firm, he suddenly hung up. Be cautious out there, I knew straight away it was a scam but wanted to see what he’d say. I’ve now reported it to Amazon as well.DanielEl PasoAmazon5 yearsOn Friday afternoon, 23rd July, I got a call from someone claiming to be Amazon. They told me I owed $699 on my Amazon card. When I asked for their name, they just wouldn’t say it!Amazon5 yearsToday, I got a call on Viber from +61 8 8309 7928 saying that an order for $79.95 was made using my account. They even mentioned the number of devices linked to me, which freaked me out a bit. I've already reset my password, but this is the second time something like this has happened, and it’s really worrying me.Viber5 yearsI ended up pressing 1 and got through to a bloke called Steve Jacob. He gave me a different number, 212-202-1050, saying it was some Amazon contact. In the end, I just hung up and rang my bank straight away.Steve JacobAmazon6 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were about to deliver a computer I supposedly bought. They said if I wasn’t expecting it, to just hit 1...6 yearsTotally sketchy and misleading, honestly.6 yearsGot a call earlier from someone saying they could help me cancel a Prime subscription I accidentally signed up for. Sounded pretty legit at first, but I was suspicious and told him I’d call back later. He then sent me a link to an Amazon-looking website: https://amazonhelpme.webnode.com/services/, which seemed alright. When I said I wasn’t comfortable and would ring him back, he got a bit annoyed and insisted I stay on the phone. I ended the call, typed in the number he gave me, and ended up on the same dodgy page. Just thought I’d share this in case it saves anyone else from getting caught out.Amazon6 yearsGot a call earlier claiming to be from Amazon’s cancellation team, saying my IP was hacked and that a £49 voucher had been ordered to be sent to Market Street, London. Strange amount, right? They already knew my postal address but I didn’t share anything else. They kept going on about some Customer Licence number 888DCA60 and wanted me to confirm it from my device. I told them I didn’t get what they meant and said it sounded like a scam. Even so, they kept pushing and I asked for a number to ring back. They gave me 180030009009, which I looked up and found out it’s linked to scams. So I just hung up. Funny, I’d had trouble logging into Amazon just the day before, so the timing of the call was pretty suspicious.Amazon Cancellation TeamMarket StreetLondonGoogleAmazon6 yearsWatch out, this one seems really sketchy.6 yearsThis number called me out of the blue, so be careful if you see it pop up.6 yearsCould someone please block this number? I ended the call before I got to hear the message.6 yearsJust got a call from 001906291830 claiming to be from Amazon Prime. They told me I had to let them access my laptop to cancel a subscription I never even signed up for, otherwise they'd charge me £39.99. I asked to speak to their 'manager' who said his name was Ron Morgan. When I told him I thought it was a scam, he gave me two phone numbers: 1800 3000 9009 and 02031297425. Definitely a scam, so watch out!AmazonRon Morgan6 yearsI got a call from this number and they said they were from Amazon. They wanted to access my phone to stop a subscription or something like that. Seemed a bit fishy to me.Amazon6 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Amazon about a £99 renewal on my account. The guy had an accent and when I asked his name, he said one thing but then suddenly changed it to David Thompson. I asked to speak to a supervisor and they quickly put a woman on the line with a European-sounding name. She asked who I was and I told her they called me so they should know. As soon as I said it was a scam, the call was cut off. Total dodgy situation.AmazonDavid Thompson6 yearsOn the 8th of August 2020, I got a call about my Amazon account.Amazon6 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Amazon, said my account got hacked and that an iPhone was bought by some bloke in Bolton. He wanted to help me 'secure' it. Definitely sounded fishy to me.AmazonBolton6 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Amazon, saying someone in Liverpool was trying to purchase stuff using my parents’ Amazon account. Problem is, they don’t even use Amazon. The bloke said his name was Nathan Mathews - spelt with one t. He rattled off loads of reference codes and even gave a customer service number in Bangalore. Then, when my mum handed the phone over to my dad, ‘Nathan’ suddenly just hung up. Quite dodgy if you ask me.AmazonLiverpoolNathan MathewsBangaloreNathan6 yearsGot a call from +180030009009 claiming to be from Medicare’s rep office. They were pitching free stuff like glasses, dental, prescriptions and home meds, all no charge for 5 years. I asked a bunch of questions but their answers were really dodgy, didn’t sound right at all. What freaked me out was they actually knew my Medicare number. Felt pretty risky so I ended the call straight away.6 yearsAvoid answering if this number rings you. My elderly folks got a call saying they had a £77 Amazon voucher waiting for them. They asked my mum to put the team viewer app on her phone, and sadly, she did. I have no clue what they were hoping to get from it, but she’s taken the app off now.7 yearsI got a call from this number about some Amazon Prime thing, but it was total rubbish. These people are pros at being all charming and convincing, trying to trick you into paying for Prime by handing over your credit card info through fake websites and bogus call centres. Definitely avoid picking up if this number rings you!Amazon PrimePrime7 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be Amazon but turns out they’re from the US, so watch out for that.AmazonStates7 yearsJust got a call pretending to be from Amazon - total scam! Don't trust it!7 yearssomebody called saying they were from amazon prime. sounds like a scam to me.Amazon Prime7 yearsI saw a missed call from 180030009009 but didn’t pick up.8 yearsIf you’ve got any issues or questions, just ring this number: 7545824899 / 6294044380. These contacts are really handy for sorting out Amazon problems quickly. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you need help!Submit Your Own Report (180030009009)
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