0012124466456
TimeLine☎️ 0012124466456 👆 is not a valid (Landline or Mobile) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of (212). The area code (212) originates from United States.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0012124466456
- Dirty jokes, free, Kirsty, DebbieAug
2020Scam call from unfamiliar numberAug
2020Possible scam attempt involving securitiesAug
2020Suspicious call about takeover dealAug
2020Potential scam involving stock purchaseAug
2020Untrustworthy caller trying to scamJul
2020Warning: suspicious offer, stay awayJul
2020Persistent American male seeking sharesJul
2020Warning of potential investment scamJul
2020Unsolicited offer for Sainsbury's sharesJul
2020Scam involving buying BA sharesJul
2020Concern about potential share scamJul
2020Caller harassed wrong person nonstopJul
2020Woman looking for resident's infoJul
2020Unsure of American buyer's intentionsJul
2020Number Of Searches: 58 Number Of Comments: 12 First Seen: 02 July 2020 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ballyleny(County Armagh), Cliftonville(Kent), Eryrys(Denbighshire), Greenfaulds(North Lanarkshire) and Oak Hill(Suffolk).
0012124466456 has 12 comments of which 8 x neutral and 4 x negative
0012124466456 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0012124466456 👆 is reported as a nuisance number linked to persistent and pushy calls about buying various shares, often at inflated prices. Callers sometimes refuse to properly identify themselves and pressure recipients to sign non-disclosure agreements or send paperwork, raising suspicions of scams. Some complain about difficulty understanding thick accents or being harassed after refusing to engage. There are mentions of suspicious emails following calls and claims that the callers might be fishing for personal or bank details. The number has also been connected to strange or inappropriate behaviour, including a joke line. Overall, experiences suggest caution as many find these calls annoying, likely fraudulent, and best ignored or blocked.
Reports on phone number 0012124466456
6 yearsthere’s this joke line with kirsty and debbie, loads of proper rude jokes on there. like, what’s the difference between a golf ball and a g-spot? well, a bloke will actually hunt down a golf ball! if you want a good laugh, ring 07466 397298 - all the jokes are free!KirstyDebbie6 yearsSome woman rang our office here in Australia, using this odd number and speaking with a super thick accent that was almost impossible to understand. I tried several times to get her to say who she was, but she just wouldn’t give a straight answer. Eventually, I just hung up on her. Turns out it was just one of those dodgy scam calls, so I've gone ahead and blocked that number straight away.6 yearsJust got a call from some guy named Andrew Banks over at Independent Financial Securities. He said some client is looking to buy 51% of Fag shares for a hostile takeover. Apparently, he’s gonna send me some paperwork by email so I can express my interest, and then they’re willing to pay £10 to £20 per share. I haven’t bothered opening the email yet.Andrew BanksIndependent Financial Securities6 yearsSo, just got a call from some Andrew Banks at Independent Financial Securities. He said a client wants to do a hostile takeover by buying 51% of FAG shares. He said he’d send over some paperwork by email for me to express my interest. Supposedly, they’ll pay anywhere from £10 to £20 per share. Haven't dared open the email yet, not sure if this is legit.Andrew BanksIndependent Financial Securities6 yearsThat deal just felt off, like it was too perfect to be real. My advice? steer clear of 0012124466456!6 yearsGot a few calls from a bloke in the States, kept talking about shares in some national and international power companies. Said there was some takeover happening soon and they needed to buy up to 51% shares. When I told him we’d sold all our shares ages ago, he started going on about "residual voting rights" like we still had some say. That didn’t add up since we sold those shares over a decade ago. He kept ringing back loads and in the end left a voicemail, wondering why we hadn't returned the paperwork he’d sent us to sign.National PowerInternational Power6 yearsGot a call from an American bloke, sounded pretty insistent about selling shares or something. I just told him to send me an email instead. Feels really dodgy to me, like a scam. Watch out!6 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Victor Rodrigez trying to push me into buying lag (ba) shares ‘for a client’ at some ridiculously high prices. I told him I don’t do cold calls and asked to be removed from any marketing lists. He just replied with ‘yo mama.’ Sounds like a total scam, probably after my bank info. Honestly, who’d be dumb enough to buy ba shares at this moment anyway!Victor RodriguezLagBA6 yearsThey kept ringing me up asking for someone who’s not even at this address. Got really rude when I said that. Proper annoying!6 yearsThis might be one of those scams where they try to get you to buy shares for way more than they're worth.6 yearsGot a call from a woman searching for someone who used to live here like 14 years back.6 yearsGot a call from some American bloke keen on buying my international power shares. I wasn't entirely convinced if he was legit or just some wind-up. I made it clear I wasn’t interested in selling them anyway.StatesSubmit Your Own Report ((212) 446-6456)
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