020 3745 6091
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AI Summary
Based on 15 community reports
Calls from this London number are frequently reported as spam, with a very high spam score. Most reports suggest the callers are impersonating mobile providers like EE, Three, and O2. They often claim your SIM card will be switched off or blocked, and ask for personal details like your email address to "verify your account" or offer a cheaper contract. Some reports mention aggressive or offensive behaviour when challenged. Given the consistent reports of scam tactics, it’s best to avoid interacting with this number and consider blocking it.
15 verified reports
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15 totalThe first caller said he was from EE. They were going to send a replacement SIM because mine would be switched off. They wanted my email to check I owned the account. I told him it was a work phone and I wasn't the account owner. The second caller (same number) asked who my provider was. Seemed like there was some confusion in India!
Three trying to make a lower offer and probably wanting details to get access to my account.
Asked if I wanted a cheaper 3 G contract
I got a call but did not pick up as everyone said it was a scam
Scammers with nothing better to do than con people
One minute it's Sam from Three saying he can drop my phone bill to £3, and then the next he's saying "[profanity]Profanity hidden. Toggle off "Filter profanity" above to see the original wording my [profanity]Profanity hidden. Toggle off "Filter profanity" above to see the original wording" on the phone because I gave him a really obvious fake address! It was fun wasting their time :) 900% scam
One minute it's Sam from Three saying he can drop my phone bill to £3, and then the next he's saying "Suck my dick" on the phone because I gave him a really obvious fake address! It was fun wasting their time :) 900% scam
The first caller said he was from EE. They were going to send a replacement SIM because mine would be switched off. They wanted my email to check I owned the account. I told him it was a work phone and I wasn't the account owner. The second caller (same number) asked who my provider was. Seemed like there was some confusion in India!
Asked me to get in touch from Three sim network
Said they were from o2 and told me they would block my sim, when I said thats obviously not true, they said fine I'll do it now. Very obviously trying to scare me into giving them info, just hung up
Said they were calling from 02. Wanted my email address.
EE phone scam about resetting password
Pretending to be 02
Foreigner said they were from Virgin but because of his bad English he was hard to understand.
Said he was with 02
Said they were from o2
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What type of number is 020 3745 6091?
The phone number 020 3745 6091 (also written as +44 20 3745 6091) is a UK landline number originating from the London area in Greater London . Calls to this number are charged at standard UK landline rates, usually included in call packages.
Is 020 3745 6091 safe to answer?
Based on 15 community reports, this number has been frequently reported as spam or a potential scam. The current risk score is 98% with 14 reports marking it as spam .
Exercise extreme caution if you receive a call from this number. Do not share personal or financial information.
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- Tel Number
- 020 3745 6091
- Country
- 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
- Network
- AQL Wholesale
- Area
- London
- Type
- Geographic
- First Seen
- 22 Jan 2026
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