TimeLine☎️ 0025489 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 89.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0025489
- Elderly mother harassed by scam callerJun
2017Threatening and abusive phone callJun
2017Received scam call about internetJun
2017Received scam call about hackingJun
2017Fraudulent BT broadband service callJun
2017Suspicious call from fake BTJun
2017Received a recorded goodbye callJun
2017Suspicious call about internet serviceMay
2017Received abusive call from BTMay
2017Suspicious caller asking for informationMay
2017Creepy recorded message from womanMay
2017Number Of Searches: 56 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 16 May 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from High Ireby(Cumbria), Hoggington(Wiltshire), Seven(North Yorkshire), Thelwall(Cheshire) and Wyke Green(Devon).
0025489 has 11 comments of which 9 x neutral and 2 x negative
0025489 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0025489 👆 is reported as a nuisance scam where callers impersonate BT representatives, often with an Indian accent, warning of internet issues or hacking attempts. They attempt to coerce recipients into providing personal information, logging into accounts, or paying fees to avoid service disruption. The calls may include aggressive or abusive behaviour if challenged. Many users recognise these as fraudulent and end the calls immediately. Some report repeated calls causing distress, especially to elderly relatives. The scam sometimes involves recorded messages or claims of malware and unauthorised access. Recipients are advised not to engage, avoid sharing sensitive details, and block the numbers. Reporting such calls to official authorities is recommended to help prevent further incidents.
Reports on phone number 0025489
9 yearsThis afternoon, my elderly mother received a phone call from an Indian gentleman who managed to persuade her that her computer issues were real, claiming to be from BT. Despite her numerous attempts to hang up the phone, he persisted and rang back repeatedly. After about an hour and several frustrating calls, I finally arrived and was able to put an end to his relentless pestering. I can't express how distressed my mother was by the whole ordeal. Any advice on how to prevent these sorts of calls in the future would be greatly appreciated.BT9 yearsI received a call from an individual who had a distinctly Indian accent. He began using foul language and even had the audacity to make vile threats towards my wife and daughter. Absolutely rotten behaviour!9 yearsToday, I received a rather dubious call from a gentleman with an Indian accent, using the number 0025489, claiming that my internet service was about to be terminated in half an hour due to a supposed hack on our account. He insisted that I access my account immediately, but when I mentioned that my provider was Sky, he confidently asserted that he had IP addresses for the entire United Kingdom! It was all rather fishy, and I chose to hang up. Looks like I've encountered a scammer, wouldn't you say?SkyUnited Kingdom9 yearsEarlier today, I received a rather dodgy call from a chap who sounded as if he hailed from India. The number was 0025489, and he was insisting that my internet would be disconnected in half an hour due to some alleged hacking into my account. He wanted me to access my account while claiming he had the IP addresses for the entire United Kingdom. When I mentioned that my internet provider is Sky, he pressed on for me to log in. At that point, I had the good sense to terminate the call - definitely a scammer, I’d say!IndiaUnited KingdomSky9 yearssome bloke rang me saying his name was robin and warned me my bt broadband was gonna be off for a whole month! said i'd have to pay up to stop it happening, like some kinda ransom. well, my bt is still fine, so i'm sure that was a load of rubbish.RobinBT9 yearsI received a call from a chap with an Indian accent who claimed to be from BT. He started rambling on about some dodgy attempt to breach my internet connection and insisted I needed to get to my computer and power it up. I mentioned it was situated in another room and that I wasn’t equipped with a mobile, which left him scratching his head about how he’d sort the issue out. At that moment, I grew increasingly suspicious of his claims and firmly told him I doubted he was affiliated with BT. I politely said goodbye and promptly ended the call.BT9 yearsAll I got was a pre-recorded female voice that simply uttered "Goodbye" before cutting off the call...9 yearsThis afternoon, I found myself in a rather peculiar situation when I received a call from the number 0025489. The man on the other end introduced himself as Benjamin, cheerily inquiring, "Good afternoon, ma'am. How are you today?" He claimed to be calling on behalf of BT concerning my internet connection. I must admit, I didn’t feel inclined to engage, so I promptly hung up without uttering a single word. Quite the unexpected interruption, wouldn't you agree?BenjaminBT9 yearsI got a rather unpleasant call from this number, where the bloke on the line decided to hurl some unsavoury language my way after I informed him that I was using my mum's phone and that she doesn’t have internet access. He claimed to be from BT Openreach, which was rather questionable to say the least.BT Openreach9 yearsI received a rather peculiar call purportedly from BT Openreach, claiming to be based in London. The caller went on to say that our broadband would be out of action for a whole ten days due to some problems and a supposed malware issue. He suggested that our connection had been compromised from abroad. Curiously, he inquired about the devices we utilise for internet connectivity and how we typically use the internet-mentioning activities like emailing and banking. At one point, he specifically asked if we bank with NatWest, alleging something about online banking being picked up on our connection. When I informed him that we don't bank with NatWest, he pressed on for which banks we do use! I promptly declined to share any of that information. After mumbling something unintelligible, he subsequently hung up. Quite the odd encounter!BT OpenreachLondonNatWest9 yearsI received a call and it was a woman's voice, pre-recorded, simply stating "goodbye." It felt rather unsettling, to be honest.Submit Your Own Report (89)
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