0019176755376
TimeLine☎️ 0019176755376 👆 is not a valid (Landline or Mobile) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of (917). The area code (917) originates from United States.
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+19176755376+1 917-675-5376(917) 675-5376+1-917-675-5376
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0019176755376
- Suspicious report about Madison AssetSep
2021Unreliable suspicious stock takeover attemptAug
2021Suspicious call; likely a scamAug
2021Potential scam from Rachael WalkerAug
2021Alleged questionable share buy offerAug
2021Suspicious call requesting personal infoAug
2021Stopping a scam phone callAug
2021Persistent caller with Indian accentJul
2021Client requesting share purchase, firm approachJul
2021Outreach with unscheduled phone callsJul
2021Struggling to complete consent formJun
2021Suspicious call claiming investment opportunityJun
2021Suspicious communication about possible takeoverJun
2021Suspected scam call, hung upJun
2021This comment contains a phone numberJun
2021Foreign-sounding lady offers investment opportunityJun
2021Suspicious call from possible scamMay
2021Ignored woman discussing Content PLCMay
2021Suspicious phone call seeking sharesMay
2021Repeated calls from unknown callersMay
2021Discussing takeover bid in companyMay
2021Concerns about suspicious cold callApr
2021Received suspicious phone call requestsApr
2021Ignored foreign-accented woman discussing stocksApr
2021Invalid phone number formatApr
2021Unknown caller assumes wife's stock holdingsApr
2021Suspicious calls about selling sharesApr
2021Suspicious high price for sharesApr
2021Intrusive woman making repeated callsApr
2021Received unclear call at 7:30pmMar
2021Received call from unknown agencyMar
2021Mysterious agency encounter in NYMar
2021User complains about excessive questioningMar
2021Blocked number calling; left messageMar
2021Cautious of potential investment scamMar
2021Number Of Searches: 174 Number Of Comments: 30 First Seen: 25 February 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Nether Kirton(East Renfrewshire) and Shelford(Nottinghamshire).
0019176755376 has 30 comments of which 13 x negative and 17 x neutral
0019176755376 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0019176755376 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving cold calls from people with foreign accents claiming to represent investment or asset management firms offering to buy old or worthless shares at inflated prices. Callers often mention hostile takeovers or tax avoidance, insist on getting email addresses, and sometimes send fake documents like indemnity bonds. Many note the scammers have personal details from share registers but hang up or get irritated when questioned. Repeated calls and aggressive tactics are common, with offers that seem too good to be true. The overall consensus is these are fraudulent attempts targeting shareholders with confusing stories and pressure to respond quickly.
Reports on phone number 0019176755376
5 yearsI got a call from someone called “Madison Asset Management” as well, trying to convince me to sell Vodafone shares for more than they’re worth! It’s the same old thing people have been warning about. Quite dodgy if you ask me!Madison Asset ManagementVodafone5 yearsGot a call from a woman with a strong accent, talking about BP shares. I told her I couldn’t quite catch what she was saying and asked if she could post the details instead. She refused but said she could send me an email if I gave her my address. I asked what would happen if I didn’t have an email, and then she just hung up. Seems dodgy to me, feels like a scam.BP5 yearsGot a call from someone named Rachael Walker saying she wants to buy some old shares, but it really sounds like a con. She says she’s based in a New York office or something. Anyone know how I can block them? Don’t really wanna get involved with it.Rachael WalkerNew York5 yearsSome woman said her name was Rachael something or other, said she was calling for a client interested in buying 51% shares of Fidelity Asia plc. Claimed the client, apparently based in the US, wanted to pay somewhere between £8 and £17 a share but needed a couple of days to fix the price - mentioned something about tax benefits. I told her I was too busy to discuss now and to just send the details in the post. She hung up suddenly!Rachael WalkerFidelity Asia plcUSA5 yearsGot a call from someone with a weird accent, sounded like Chinese maybe, trying to sell overpriced shares. They kept using an old company name which seemed fishy. When I asked why they were calling out of the blue, they just said they'd send me some info and asked me to confirm my address. Felt very dodgy!5 yearsThis number 0019176755376 keeps bothering me. Anyone know how to block these scammers for good? It's really annoying!5 yearsI got a call from someone with an Indian accent who kept going on about some shares, said it was really important. Didn’t wanna chat so I ended the call, but they were pretty stubborn and called me again. This was coming from the Nottingham area.Nottingham5 yearsGot a call from someone with an Indian accent asking about my late husband. She was talking about buying shares said to be worth 7p but for £10 each, supposedly for a client. She asked if she could get my details and send an email because she was in a hurry. I told her to send the info first class in the post and I'd look into it right away. Then she just hung up on me.5 yearsBeen trying to get a consent form sent to my email for a hostile takeover involving shares from EGG, but no luck. I've made multiple attempts, but nothing is coming through! Really frustrating!EGG5 yearsThey said they were calling from New York, claiming to be from some company called “Wheeler Ford” about buying shares. When I started asking how they got my info and stuff, they sounded annoyed and even told me something like, “You’re asking me loads of questions but not answering mine.” I didn’t share any of my info, as it all felt a bit dodgy. It was seriously fishy. They had my name and address, which just proves you can't just trust folks on the phone even if they already know your details - you have no clue where they got them from.New YorkWheeler Ford5 yearsSome lady called me saying she wanted to buy shares and talked about a hostile takeover or something. She sent over a confidentiality agreement to sign and phoned me a few times. I started to get wary when she brought up something about Indemnity Bond Insurance, felt a bit off to me.Indemnity Bond Insurance5 yearsI got a call from a lady with an accent, talkin’ about some hostile takeover and that I could be an owner or something. I just said I wasn’t interested and ended the call. It felt like a scam, but I didn’t want to waste time hearin’ her out.5 yearsGot a call from a woman speaking with an accent about some Rolls Royce shares. Felt a bit off, like a scam or something.Rolls Royce5 yearsGot a call from a lady named Sylvia, supposedly from the States, about some shares stuff. She didn't really make much sense and it had scam vibes, so I just hung up right away. She didn’t stop though - kept ringing me back about 6 times. In the end, I just had to pull the plug on the phone.SylviaUS5 yearsGot a call from some woman named Silvia, she was all about shares in Content PLC. I just didn’t bother getting involved with her.SilviaContent PLC5 yearsGot a call earlier from a woman talking about a firm called Ultimate Networks, which she then said was Onzimma (or something similar) and now goes by N4Pharma. She was throwing out some ridiculously high price for my shares, if I still had any. I’m guessing they got my details from the shareholder list. When I asked her to put any offer in writing and post it to me, she suddenly ended the call. At first, she was after my email so she could send over some kind of proposed share deal.Ultimate NetworksOnzimmaN4Pharma5 yearsIn the past day, I've had a woman named Sophia call me repeatedly - three times actually - leaving messages and trying to get around our phone security. Then there was this bloke who rang up pretending to be from some company in New York, talking about selling shares in a business called Screen, which is long gone. Funny thing is, we used to own shares in that company. Honestly, no idea where they got my number from.SophiaNew YorkScreen5 yearsGot a call from someone named Jennifer, she said she was with a shares firm and wanted to talk about a takeover offer. Sounded quite urgent, but I wasn’t too sure if it was legit or just some sales pitch. Cheeky timing though!Jennifer5 yearsI answered the voicemail, waited a bit, then the person coughed a few times, muttered something that sounded like 'Allah' with an accent, and just ended the call.5 yearsGot a call from a lady speaking with an accent, chatting about stocks or something, then she just suddenly ended the call.5 yearsGot a call from a lady with an accent, number 0019176755376. She was convinced my wife owned shares in some company that’s probably gone bust or on the brink of it.5 yearsLike someone else mentioned before, I got a call from a lady offering a massive payout if I sold shares I supposedly owned in some company I had shares in ages ago, and funny enough that company ended up collapsing. Then just last week, another woman rang me with a similar offer for shares I actually sold ages back. I’m sure they’d eventually ask for my bank info to send the “money”... yeah, right, not a chance at all.5 yearsI reckon it's a dodgy call. They’re promising way too much cash for some old shares. Feels like there’s a trap waiting to snap shut.5 yearsGot calls from a lady wanting to discuss her late husband's shares. She kept ringing me up even after I'd ended the call. She even left some pretty threatening messages on my voicemail.5 yearsGot a call around 7.30pm on Friday. The person on the other end asked for my name but sounded really unclear, then just ended the call. Haven’t heard from them since.5 yearsI got a call from a woman claiming to be from some office in New York and she actually knew my name. I just didn’t bother to keep talking.New York5 yearsGot a call from a woman claiming to be from a New York-based company and she actually used my name. I decided not to carry on with the chat.New York5 yearsThey kept bombarding me with loads of questions, it was too much.5 yearsGot a missed call from a blocked number, left a message though!!5 yearsI got this call from some dodgy people pretending to assist BP shareholders, saying there's a hostile takeover happening. Honestly, they must reckon I’m an absolute mug to try pulling that rubbish on me!BPSubmit Your Own Report ((917) 675-5376)
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