00661262601

This number was once used by my daughter's ex. Seems like it's probably listed on something like Vumbers or similar services. Whoever's using it now clearly wants to keep their identity hidden. I'm pretty certain you can purchase numbers like this online which are meant to be untraceable.

A few days back, I picked up a call from this number. Usually, I just ignore numbers I don’t recognise, but a mate of mine had smashed her phone recently, so I figured it could be her ringing from a replacement number. It really was her, or so she said - claimed it was her Google voice number. She asked me to come and see her, and I did. In the end, she ended up nicking £110 off me.

This number called me once, and it was some bloke claiming to be Bruce Macarthy Jordan, a military guy wanting to start something with me and asking for help to get back to the UK. He said he was heading to Africa on some tour mission. Honestly, I'd say best to avoid picking up if it rings. Definitely don't share any personal details with them. Just thought I'd warn ya...

This number keeps ringing me but whenever I answer, there's nothing but silence... When I let it go to voicemail, I can hear some sort of rustling noises in the back. It’s clearly not from a legit company. Honestly, don’t waste your time answering it.

Honestly, do you actually believe it's the police calling?

Received a call around midday today. I picked up but there was utter silence on the other end.

Hello there! I’ve been tinkering with an app called MO+ lately, and I reached out to a woman after discovering she’s on a different service that offers free messages and calls. It’s quite interesting; I can earn credits just by watching videos of games, playing other games, and quite a bit more, really. When I attempted to ring myself, this number popped up. Just to clarify, I’m not the person you're conversing with! However, it’s possible that someone else with the same app might be on this line.

Got a call on my mobile tonight but didn’t answer it. When I looked up the number online, turns out it was a scam call. Is there any chance these crooks can be tracked down??? Honestly, I’m fed up with all these scam calls 😡😡😡

Today, at around 4pm on the 14th of March, 2017, this number rang on my home phone. I could tell it was an international call, but couldn't figure out exactly where it was coming from. Noticed loads of folks here mention they've also been called by this same number, which honestly is quite worrying. I ended up not picking up, just to be safe.

Got a call from this number asking me out, said I should text since the call was cutting out. Tried texting but none of my messages went through. Then, when I tried to ring back, the number came up as incomplete or something. Honestly, don’t bother with this number at all!

I received a phone call from +00 66 1262601, and to my surprise, he addressed me by name and communicated in Hindi.

I was approached by this chap on a dating platform, Plenty of Fish, if I recall correctly. He reached out with a message requesting my email address. He introduced himself as David Pelton from Pennsylvania, claiming to be an engineer with an oil company. Interestingly, he also mentioned being a deep-sea fisherman. He sent me numerous photos, weaving quite a tale. He shared that his father lost his life in combat, revealing that he was born in the States but could speak French fluently. After his father's passing, his mother supposedly returned to France. He then went on to say that his wife tragically died during childbirth, leaving him with only one son. The son's wife later left him, taking their two-year-old child who resides in England. David expressed a desire to bring his grandson to the States by year’s end, suggesting we could create a life together for the little one. He even gave me the child’s email and urged me to reach out. After exchanging several emails, he finally provided me with his phone number. I attempted to call twice, but there was no response. On the first attempt, a message instructed me to leave my name for a connection. He then sent a couple of texts asking me to ring him back, which I did with the same lack of success. Suddenly, my phone buzzed from an unknown number, 00661262601. Initially, there was silence on the other end, leading me to hang up. It rang again, but it sounded like there was a loud television blaring in the background, coupled with a Spanish-speaking voice heavily accented. The connection was poor, with the line cutting in and out. I asked when he would be coming to see me, to which he countered with a question about when I wanted to visit him. I insisted he clarify when he plans to come, and then he abruptly hung up. All signs point to it being a scam.

I just got a call from this number and it turns out it's the police.

They rang me a couple of times, and when I didn’t pick up the first call, they tried again. When I finally answered, they asked who I was. I told them they were the ones who called and asked who they were. They claimed they were searching for a contractor, but I’m pretty sure that was a lie.

I’ve had three calls from this number, but I just ignored them every time.

I received a rather alarming call from this number demanding a payment of one million pounds, threatening to destroy my home if I don’t comply.

This number just rang me, anyone know where it’s from?

Saw a missed call from this number earlier today. After seeing what everyone’s saying here, I’m actually relieved I didn’t answer.

So, I got a call from this number and some robot voice was saying something like "Hey, (my name), it’s been ages since we last talked. Let’s focus on the good times and forget the bad ones." It freaked me out a bit and I just ended the call straight away. Anyone know what that’s about?

Received a rather peculiar call this morning from +66 1262601. Quite unusual, isn't it? Sounds like it might be an overseas number, which has raised my suspicions, to say the least. Decided it best not to pick up!

This individual is utterly unsettling and causing great distress to my dearest mate. I truly need this to come to an end immediately. After doing a bit of digging into the term "scam," it’s clear to me that this person is nothing but a con artist. The initial message they sent left both my friend and me absolutely rattled, so much so that it prompted nightmares for us both. To quote the chilling message verbatim: "first and last name, I'm coming to get you." It’s frankly unacceptable.

This individual is nothing but a con artist-utterly foolish and deceitful. Not to mention, they're rather unattractive and have a rather unpleasant odour. They strike me as a rather large and unsightly nuisance, constantly lurking about like some sort of stalker.

Cracking number, that!

I received a call earlier today, on the 26th of February, 2016, precisely at 4:14 in the afternoon. I opted not to pick up but decided to contact my phone provider for clarification. They informed me that the caller identified themselves as Philip Parker, which turns out to be a name often linked to telemarketing. Considering the plethora of warnings surrounding this number, I suspect it’s linked to a scam operation. I would strongly advise anyone who's had a similar experience to report it to their service provider as well as the local authorities so they can look into this matter further.

I just went ahead and blocked the number without picking up.

Hello there! After receiving a trio of calls from this number, I felt compelled to share my own experience as my mate mentioned there are numerous complaints online regarding it. First call: December 16, 2015, at 9:12 am (lasted just 6 seconds with silence on the other end). Second call: Today, January 10, 2016, at 11:28 am (held on for 13 seconds-again, nothing but silence). Third call: Also today, January 10, 2016, at 8:18 pm (this time it went on for 32 seconds before a female voice uttered "hey, hello," and that was the extent of the interaction). I’d greatly appreciate hearing others' thoughts on this matter, as I’m feeling quite uneasy after perusing the comments on this site. Cheers!

Hey, so this number rang me three times, and then my mate told me there's loads of complaints about it online. Thought I’d add my bit here. First time I got a call was on Dec 16, 2015, around 9:12 in the morning, lasted like 6 seconds but I didn’t answer. Then, today, Jan 10, 2016, it buzzed me twice - once at 11:28am for 13 seconds, no one spoke, and again at 8:18pm for 32 seconds when a girl just said ‘hey hello’ before it ended. After seeing all the bad feedback here, I’m honestly a bit creeped out. Anyone else had a similar thing?

Remove the first two zeros and you’re left with a California number.

My ex keeps ringin me from my own number and honestly, I can't stand hearin her voice anymore!

I received a rather crude call from this number, with some rather nasty threats thrown in for good measure. The caller claimed they were outside my home and were keen to check out my car, which I had just listed on Craigslist a mere half hour prior. Strangely enough, they also seemed to know a name that isn't even my legal one. Quite unsettling, to say the least!

I got a call from that number like 4 times back to back, then a few mins after the last one it rang again. When I picked up, there was just some strange noise on the other end. Pretty odd if you ask me.

This number just rang me but no one said a word on the line. I tried ringing back and, surprise surprise, it doesn't seem to be in service. That definitely made me raise an eyebrow!

My nan received a call from the number 006-612-62601, so I decided to do a bit of digging. I stumbled upon this website and came across numerous accounts from others. It's utterly disheartening to witness how many individuals are out there solely intent on swindling decent folk out of their hard-earned cash. It’s a real shame!

I recently had an encounter with a gentleman who goes by the name of David Harmon, hailing from Columbus, Georgia. He reached out to me via a dating platform, under the alias loveseeking0632. He claims to originate from Germany and alleges that he lost both his parents, subsequently being brought up by his Uncle Williams and Aunt Rebecca. According to him, he works as a computer analyst and is the proprietor of his own business. He mentioned that he has plans to travel to London soon, where he’s set to finalise a significant contract arranged by his Uncle Williams, which is supposedly his ticket to retirement bliss. Meanwhile, Uncle Williams and Aunt Rebecca are off enjoying a holiday in Dubai, leaving David in London to handle his project. However, he seems to be in a bit of a predicament; his computer malfunctioned during the flight, and he’s requested a new one, noting that he didn’t bring his "card" with him. Furthermore, he claimed to have budgeted a hefty $100,000 for the procurement of his equipment and supplies that recently arrived from China, but now faces a cargo bill amounting to $150,000. With workers already compensated, he’s come up short. He mentioned relief from a client who owes him money and a supposed pastor from Columbus who sent him $10,000. Alas, he's now down to his last $3,000, which he is appealing for from me. He insists he’s a romance guru, but I urge anyone to steer clear of this individual. The risk of having your heart shattered is high, and it appears he’s only looking to exploit your kindness. Beware!

This number keeps ringing me, mostly super early or way late at night. There's always weird sounds coming through, so now I just don't pick up.

I’ve been receiving a barrage of calls from this number, and it's mostly just bizarre sounds that send shivers down my spine. I've decided it's best to ignore it altogether now. The calls tend to come in during the wee hours of the night or at the crack of dawn, with barely any interruptions during daylight hours. Quite unsettling, to say the least!

I've been getting calls from this number over and over, but I have absolutely no idea who it is.

Someone just rang me from this number, any idea who they are?

I received a call from a VoIP service, as my mate was attempting to reach me via his laptop. The signal was rather patchy, to say the least. Just a friendly reminder to remain cautious of potential scammers out there.

I came across a rental listing on Craigslist regarding a property that’s simultaneously on the market. The owner, who seems rather elusive, requested an upfront payment before we could even consider moving in. We attempted to arrange a meeting, but the owner is based in Oklahoma. She mentioned her husband would ring us up instead. He did call twice, but his accent was so strong that I struggled to make sense of what he was saying. Long story short, I’m beginning to suspect it’s all a ruse; the woman is keen on getting money from me but is quite secretive about providing any details.

Received a call in the early afternoon, but I let it ring because the area code seemed quite unusual. It's a bit peculiar that some folks choose to put their names on these feedback posts. Honestly, I take most of those accounts with a pinch of salt-actions speak louder than words, if you ask me. Oddly enough, I received another call from Santa Clara County, California just three minutes later, and that one didn't get answered either!

This number belongs to a rather dodgy individual who's clearly up to no good, attempting to manipulate things in a rather disgraceful manner. Honestly, it’s downright infuriating!

Seems this chap is claiming to be affiliated with an oil company in Texas. He's apparently en route to England to fit a gas turbine for the US Army. Oddly enough, he sent me a photo of a rather dashing bloke alongside a young girl, as well as a copy of his contract. When I rang the number he provided for Texas, the gentleman on the other end seemed utterly flabbergasted. It’s evident this fellow is nothing but a fraud. He introduced himself as Lawrence David from Plano, Texas. I told him outright he was a deceitful fool. While he hasn’t yet requested any cash, I wouldn’t be surprised if he tries soon. Just a heads up, stay vigilant!

The phone rang four times before abruptly disconnecting. I've tried ringing back three times in a row, yet they didn’t bother to leave a message. Quite peculiar, isn't it?

I just had a rather odd phone call where the person on the other end simply asked, "Who are you?" and then abruptly ended the call. It's rather frustrating as I can't return the call, given that it's an international number. Quite peculiar!

I received a couple of calls from this number last night, and when I picked up the phone the first time, all I could hear was a dog barking in the background. I didn’t say a word, but they hung up anyway. Then, today, they tried to reach me twice again. On the second attempt, I said "hello," and just like that, they ended the call again. Is there any way to put an end to this lunatic's antics?

Rang me up at 11 in the evening asking for someone called Maria. The rest of the conversation was a complete muddle. Honestly, I'd be tempted to give him a piece of my mind, if not more. And to the bloke who got taken in by his nonsense... well, that's an unfortunate choice, isn't it?

I received a call from a chap purporting to be David Harmon, hailing from Columbus, Georgia. Interestingly, he also reached out to me from a Virginia number, 571-306-1753. He has a rather thick accent and spun a tale about being born in Germany. Supposedly, his parents tragically perished in a car crash during his teenage years, and his Uncle Williams from London took him in along with Aunt Rebecca. Regardless of his story, I am convinced he’s nothing but a con artist. He alleges that his uncle and aunt faced a violent incident while holidaying in Dubai, and he's desperately seeking funds to bring his uncle back home for care, claiming that his aunt lost her life in the ordeal. On top of that, he mentioned that his wife of nearly three decades succumbed to leukaemia. He painted the picture of being an only child with his relatives also childless, tugging at the heartstrings with his sob story. Unfortunately, I got roped in for a moment. Please, for your own sake, don’t be taken in by this devious ploy!

I received four consecutive calls from this number, but I chose not to pick up. Strangely, they didn’t bother leaving a voicemail. I tend to avoid answering calls that seem dodgy. I've had a nasty experience in the past where a foreigner managed to get hold of my phone and ran up some hefty charges!

I've received two calls from this number...a chap with a strong accent linked to Match.com...the number is 006-612-62601.

I've received a couple of calls on my mobile within a span of just two hours. Each time, I let it ring, but no one picked up. On the second call, there was this odd quacking noise, kind of like a duck, followed by a lot of static. Quite bizarre!

How can one be certain of that?

This is a rather handy app for making calls without having to worry about your phone bill. You can start using it straight away, provided your account is active and you've downloaded the app. Just ensure you have service and you're good to go!

Earlier today, we received a call from this number, with the caller urging us to dial 999 for them, claiming that a young woman was in dire trouble.

Our mate keeps getting calls from this number, and it’s more than a bit unsettling.

This number has been calling us no fewer than three times daily. Whenever we pick up, they either respond with a clueless "who's this?" and promptly cut the line, or they simply hang up without saying a word. It's rather bothersome, to say the least!

I received a call from the number 00661262601, but I didn’t bother to answer it. It all seemed quite dodgy to me.

Called me four times at four in the morning! Honestly, it’s making me consider some extreme measures!

Does anyone happen to know who this might be?