0808 099 6746 Negative Who called me from this phone number?

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This number IS a scam caller. Golden rule. Don't volunteer ANY information to them. Not your email, & definitely not your "security or PIN code". (They're calling YOU so why would they need a code? that code is to verify your identity when YOU call vodafone, not the other way around), volunteer nothing..., not your name, your address, or your D.O.B. No carrier would be asking you for information that they should already have. Wise up, stay safe, and give these parasites NOTHING.

You obviously got your pin wrong then lol

Same thing here, they asked for 2nd and 6th on Vodafone Password... Not even with them and so gave letters F O and came back and said thanks, all gone through and then proceeded to tell me deals... Promptly hung up

Yes it is a scam they want your pin to get a phone upgrade and then they wait for the phone to be delivered and then they knock on your door saying that it’s a mistake and that they have come to take the parcel back

very funny pam, be horrible to the call centre worker that makes minimum wage and is taking the calls as they come on a screen! all you have to do is answer and tell them you’re not interested?

Got a call from this number telling me that because I'd been with O2 for a very long time (I've not), they're giving me 40% off my bill for the next 6 months. I got 2 text messages through to 'activate the discount', BOTH of which said NOT to share my 6 digit code with anyone, including O2 staff. I told him what the message said and he assured me I could share it with him though it's just to protect me from other fraudsters. Yeah it's a no from me, put the phone down on him, he's since rang back 4 times and counting

Took ages to answer after I said hello, then claimed they could do a better deal on my phone guessed was a scam so went along with it to waste their time. We can do 500min unlimited text 200gig for only £35. "Sorry mate you'll have to do better than that" ok £30 then. Naa sorry I've got unlimited everything for £20 a month match that and throw in the latest top end iPhone and iPad and you have a deal. They stated going on about some other rubbish so just said not interested and hung up.

Sounds like England and India with the time differentials of 5 hours

The old 1st and 4th, not recognised, so 3rd and and 2nd. I always tell them to send me a text, as I am deaf, so do not need a telephone upgrade

If I accidentally pick up one of these calls I know that they are scammers in, like, two nano-seconds. So, I say, "Oh, that's interesting but you need to speak to my partner who deals with all the finances, I'll just go and get her". Then I put the phone down and go and make a nice cup of tea. It pleases me that they are then wasting their time and money waiting to speak to someone until they give up. After half an hour or so, they have always gone and they never ever call back. Another good one is to keep a whistle near the phone, pretend I am softly spoken to get them to hold the phone close to their ear and then really blast the whistle down the phone. The expletives at the other end show that this is very effective. Again, they never call back.

Total fraud\scam, using bank ppi, saying they have claimed compensation of £2550 + interest of £1550 from your bank, when asked what the name of my bank is, i said my bank was "bank of paris" (which doesn`t exist), and they didn`t know this, then they gave me a ref number and and id number, saying they don`t ask for bank or card details, and the cash was in a wallet ?, and passed me to another asian, he then asked me the id and ref numbers, which i gave the wrong ones, confused he then asked for my phone no to check the numbers? and then he gave some more id and ref numbers and said these were the correct ones, which where also different to the originals ref and id numbers, an then said i wasn`t good with tech, and said he will help me to access this wallet, he then asked me to put my phone on loud specker (why), and go to the play store and download an app named anydesk (which he could then use to access my phone via the remote access facility ) to steal bank details, identity, passwords/codes etc, these scum need to be stopped, report to police phishing, financial conduct authority

Yeah that NEVER happened but 7/10 for effort.

Had the same thing happen when I was with Vodafone, Said his name was Hash and he actually did it on 2 separate occasions. Might be an insider getting peoples details and passing on.

Try blocking the number.