Claiming to be from O2 and offering a 40% discount, callers typically ask for a verification code or personal details and then promise a reduced bill or a new handset. The tactic relies on the urgency of a text that appears to come from the genuine network. Never disclose a verification code sent by text, even if the caller sounds confident, and avoid sharing passwords or security answers. End the call, contact O2 directly via the official website or app, and consider changing any passwords that may have been reused elsewhere. Report the number to Action Fraud and add it to your phone’s block list to reduce future interruptions.
A woman spoke to me, but I couldn't decipher a single word due to the language barrier
The call was terminated after 10 seconds, accompanied by a beep, indicating a likely spam call
Caution advised by user
Scam detected
This call was clearly a phishing attempt, asking if I'd been involved in an accident and claiming there was £1600 from the other driver's insurance, despite me not having been in any accident
They are scammers, beware
Beware of o2 discount scam
Negative experience reported
Suspicious callers, poor communication
Scammers stole £5000
Incomprehensible accent
Scam call disguised as O2
Fake O2 representative Kevin
Scam alert issued
Negative experience reported
It is essential to block this number, as it has been identified as a scam
Bad experience with this number
Scam alert: fake discount offer
User report as bad
Unsatisfactory experience shared
Negative experience reported
Laughable offer of a 40% discount, couldn't make out what he was saying 😂.
Its a scam, be aware
Details requested by caller claiming to be from O2, probably a fraudster
Negative experience
Had a bad experiance
Poor user feedback
Negative experience reported
Repeated calls with whistle response
Suspicious data usage alert
