A fast‑talking Filipino female pretended to be EE offering a discount; when I requested my account number for verification, she hung up instantly.
Telecom Scam Alert: SIM Swap Tricks
Summary — +447311819771
Expert Opinion
Never answer unknown calls from unfamiliar numbers—let them go to voicemail to screen out nuisances. These reports show a pattern of telecom impersonation, with callers posing as Virgin Media, O2, Vodafone, Sky, or EE to extract personal details like emails or security codes for fraudulent SIM swaps. Hang up immediately if they push for info; don't engage. Block the number straight away and report to Action Fraud or your provider to help curb these pests. Recording suspicious interactions aids investigations—stay vigilant, especially if you're elderly or tech-wary, as they target vulnerable voices.
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Recent Reports for 07311 819771
I received a call from 07311 819771 from someone posing as an O2 representative, claiming that Virgin and O2 had merged and that a free replacement SIM would be mailed to me. He followed up with a text containing a one‑time security code, insisting I insert the new SIM once it arrived and that the old one would be deactivated. I hung up and ignored his subsequent call‑back attempts.
Quite a nuisance while I was awaiting an important call.
The caller pretended to be from O2, warning that my SIM would be disabled in two days due to a merger and urging a switch to a 5G SIM. I replied that my SIM already works on 5G, and she promptly ended the call with a beep.
On 14/08/2025 this number rang; I never answer unknown calls by name, only saying “hello”. After I did, the caller hung up without speaking – suspicious behaviour, likely a scam, and I didn’t call back.
I answered a call from this number, but they hung up a second later – definitely sketchy, perhaps recording voices to target older, less tech‑savvy people for scams.
I immediately blocked the number without even answering.
When I answered, they hung up straight away – obvious fraud.
The call connected brieflly before the caller hung up.
The caller said they were from O2, so I ended the call.
The individual claimed they'd ring back from SKY's feedback department; when I pushed back, they turned abusive and cut the line.
Appears to be a scam targeting seniors; I answered with "hello scammer" and then hung up straight away.
They greeted me with two ‘hello’s before abruptly cutting off; definitely scammers.
The call was placed and then disconnected.
The caller pretended to be from Virgin Media, warning that my SIM would stop working the next day and demanding my email address – clearly a scam.
Fraudulent activity – recommended reporting to OFCOM.