0016316688859
TimeLine☎️ 0016316688859 👆 is not a valid (Landline or Mobile) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of (631). The area code (631) originates from United States.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0016316688859
- Unexpected contact regarding BT sharesSep
2021Unanswered response from commenterAug
2021Contact information about BT sharesAug
2021Phone call scam warning.setParameterAug
2021Potential scam involving fake offerAug
2021Potential scam by American callerAug
2021Suspicious call claiming high offerAug
2021Accusation of possible fraud involving sharesAug
2021Received suspicious and dubious callAug
2021Unsolicited share purchase offer blockedAug
2021Male Indian struggled to comprehend situationAug
2021Received persistent unsolicited phone callAug
2021Suspicious call asking for informationAug
2021Suspicious call about shareholding takeoverAug
2021Persistent, pushy man with accentAug
2021Phone scam about dividends paymentAug
2021Call from unknown UK numberAug
2021Caller abruptly ended phone callAug
2021Suspicious call offering money for sharesAug
2021Received aggressive call from SOPHEONAug
2021Difficulty understanding Asian woman's accentAug
2021Suspected cloned US landline numberAug
2021Number Of Searches: 86 Number Of Comments: 20 First Seen: 01 August 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Cippyn(Pembrokeshire), Eilean Dubh Mor(Argyll and Bute) and Mackham(Devon).
0016316688859 has 20 comments of which 8 x neutral and 12 x negative
0016316688859 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0016316688859 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance scam attempting to exploit individuals by falsely claiming ownership or involvement with various company shares, often those long sold or non-existent. Callers use diverse accents, including American, Asian, and West Indian, and frequently mention share takeovers or bonus shares to entice victims into sharing personal details such as email addresses or bank information. Many report aggressive or pushy behaviour, with calls sometimes involving requests to sign documents or non-disclosure agreements. Victims express scepticism due to implausible offers and poor communication. Calls have targeted both landline and mobile users across different UK regions, often repeatedly. It is strongly advised to avoid engagement, not disclose personal information, block the number, and treat such calls as potential scams.
Reports on phone number 0016316688859
5 yearsI've been called again by the same number now. The previous time, the lady mentioned something about BT shares that belonged to my late wife. But this time she claimed the shares were mine. Thing is, I sold all my BT shares ages ago. Somehow, they still had my email and home address on file.BT5 yearsI just hung up without picking up.5 yearsGot a call from the number 0016316688859 about BT shares, but I didn’t share any of my info with them. I’m based in Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, England.Clacton - on - SeaEssexBT5 yearsGot a call this evening from 0016316688859 about some shares that might or might not be available. The call dropped suddenly, felt really dodgy, definitely some kinda scam.5 yearsGot a call from a lady with a foreign accent who said something about my Prudential shares, claiming I was listed on the share register - which I’m definitely not. She said she could help me sell my shares to a firm that's supposedly making a takeover bid for Prudential. I played along to see where this was heading, but she ended up hanging up. I reckon they were fishing for my bank info or email, but it seemed like a really odd and roundabout way to do it!5 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be calling all the way from New York. She was interested in buying my CENTRICA shares and asked for my email to send over some kind of contract. The price she quoted seemed way too good to be true.New York5 yearsA lady with an American accent rang and wanted to talk to my missus by name, which instantly felt off. When I asked who she was, she said "IM Holdings." I told her I didn't know anything about that and the call was cut off straight away. Definitely seemed dodgy to me.MisterIM Holdings5 yearsGot a call from someone with an Asian accent saying there was a takeover happening at I.A.G and they wanted to purchase my shares. I asked them to send it over in writing, and then suddenly they just ended the call. Bit dodgy if you ask me.I. A. G5 yearsI got a call from an American bloke saying he wanted to buy my Morrisons shares as part of a takeover plan to get 51% ownership. He mentioned paying anywhere from £7 to £15 per share and said he would send over a letter of intent to sign. He asked for my email address too. Since then, he’s tried ringing back but I’ve blocked the number now.Morrisons5 yearsI hung up on this Indian guy who sounded really hard to understand, but right after I cut the call, he rang me back straight away. I just ignored it and didn’t pick up.5 yearsGot a call claiming to be from some takeover firm based in New York, trying to get details about my shares. I just ended the call straight away.New York5 yearsGot a call on my landline from someone claiming they wanted to buy my shares due to some legal takeover stuff. The person’s English was really bad, so I ended up cutting the call short. Felt a bit suspicious and dodgy to me, quite worrying actually.5 yearsI keep gettin' calls from this number, bloke talks with an American accent. He’s really pushy, keeps harassing me about buying my late husband's shares. He even wants me to sign some non-disclosure agreement or something. Honestly, he’s way too eager and it feels like he’s just desperate to snatch up those shares.5 yearsI got a call from 0016316688859 saying I was due some dividends from shares I sold like ages ago, about six years back. The guy on the other end spoke with a kind of American twang and wouldn’t agree to send any paperwork in the post, just kept asking for my email instead. He’s called me up twice already.5 yearsI've been living in the North West part of Cumbria for about nineteen years now. On the evening of 6th August 2021, around 8:20 pm, I received a call on my UK landline. The caller was a man speaking with a British accent, using the number 0016316688859. He asked for the previous occupant by name. Once I told him that person had passed away several years ago, he just ended the call straight away.North WestCumbriaUK5 yearsThe phone rang but the person ended the call right away.5 yearsGot a call from 001631688859, a guy with a really bad American accent. He said he wanted to buy shares I supposedly own in a business that went under ages ago. He reckoned they were after the intellectual property or something like that. Pretty weird!5 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be from SOPHEON, which I thought was odd since my late husband used to own shares there ages ago, but we were told they went bust. The lady on the phone was pretty pushy, and when I told her I wasn’t interested in talking right then and asked her to send me some paperwork through the post so I could get advice from my solicitor, she just slammed the phone down on me.SOPHEON5 yearsGot a call from a woman who sounded Asian, and she was asking for me by name. I had trouble catching what she said because of her accent, so I ended up just hanging up.5 yearsAt 14:10, my landline got two calls from a US code, seems like the number might be cloned. Quite suspicious if you ask me.USSubmit Your Own Report ((631) 668-8859)
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