It seems that the number +442039964022 is a common source of scam calls, often impersonating reputable organisations like banks, internet service providers, and even utility companies. The callers typically claim there have been suspicious transactions or charges on your account, often from gambling sites or other dubious sources, and may ask you to press a number to authorise or verify something. Some users have reported calls with a Chinese accent, while others have noted automated messages. The key red flags are the unsolicited nature of the calls, the pressure to act quickly, and requests for personal information or verification codes. If you receive such a call, do not press any buttons or provide any details. Instead, hang up and report the number to your service provider. If you’re concerned about your accounts, contact the relevant organisation directly using a verified number.
Today, a call was received from this number regarding an electricity meter, but the caller hung up after being declined
A call was received from 02039964022, allegedly from a bank, regarding two suspicious payments, one from a gambling site and the other from Amazon, prompting the caller to request authorisation by pressing 1.
I received a recorded message claiming to be from bank security, stating that a large transaction had been made at an American casino, which I knew to be false
This number rang me today at 11.20, didnt leave a message or even speak, so I blocked the call and reported it to B.T
Today I recieved a call from this number, but I didnt answer it because I didnt recognise it, and the number that showed up after the call was different
Apparently, 02039964022 contacted me regarding two suposed charges on my account, including one for bit coin, and requested I press a button, which I beleived to be a scam.
The caller alleged there were unusual bank charges that required verification, which seemed suspicious.
This is a scam related to bank fraud.
The person on the phone claimed to be from the amazon anti-fraud department, saying someone had opened a fake prime account using my bank details, they wanted to send me a txt with a code, and also asked for personal info, which is a bit suspisous
A call was received from an individual with an Asian accent, claiming to be from my internet service provider, which appears to be a scam
A chinese sounding woman left a voicemail, somthing about suffering a loss, probabbly a fake accident scam, now its blocked
A call was recieved from someone claiming to be from a bank, discussing security and payments, although they failed to specify which bank
