008580549591
☎️ 008580549591 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 008580549591
- Shares advice led to bankruptcyMar
2019Concern about DeLa Rue sharesMar
2019Warning of potential phone scamJan
2019Shares transferred, unwanted sales callsJan
2019Repetitive caller with no responseJan
2019Shares ownership details public legalJan
2019Spam call about share dealJan
2019Scam call, blocked, late nightJan
2019Phone caller offered inflated priceJan
2019Scam targeting elderly with sharesJan
2019Suspected scam regarding Redrow sharesJan
2019Caller inquired about deceased husbandJan
2019Cautious of convincing but false schemesJan
2019Suspicious call from New YorkJan
2019Missed call, will avoid nowJan
2019Brokers promised call, no contactJan
2019Caller claims to be corporate scamDec
2018Shared some details with woman, cautiousDec
2018Received suspicious call from scammerDec
2018Caller hung up, likely scamDec
2018Warning about potential stock scamDec
2018Suspicious call about potential takeoverDec
2018Inappropriate call from foreign representativeNov
2018Unknown caller, looking for deceasedNov
2018Protecting elderly mother from scamNov
2018Persistent caller with American accentNov
2018Skeptical of website offering sharesNov
2018Beware of foreign takeover scamNov
2018Scam call from supposed brokerNov
2018Fraudulent caller trying to scamNov
2018Potential scam call about sharesNov
2018Worried wife suspects insider informationNov
2018Suspicious motives involving share takeoverNov
2018Unknown caller with multiple attemptsOct
2018Questionable call offering share promisesOct
2018Phone call scam targeting elderlyOct
2018Caller poses as trustworthy contactOct
2018Warning about Kingfisher shares scamOct
2018Unwanted calls seeking the husbandOct
2018Fraudulent phone call reporting incidentOct
2018Scam call offering to buy sharesOct
2018Persistent, plausible, polite - potential scamOct
2018Concern about targeted scam callOct
2018Warning about suspicious personal callingOct
2018Phone scam about hostile takeoverOct
2018Scammers pretending to buy sharesOct
2018Callers claiming to be scammersOct
2018Scammers with believable American accentsOct
2018Received call stock scam, avoided itOct
2018Fraudulent call about investments summaryOct
2018Warning about scam phone callsOct
2018Reported scammers, better use BT PrivacySep
2018Unsolicited call regarding shares holdingsSep
2018Incorrect claims of investment proposalSep
2018Neutral responses to phone callsSep
2018Warning that number is scamättentionSep
2018Alert about potential scam methodsSep
2018Received suspicious call, practice cautionSep
2018Warning of fraudulent investment scamSep
2018Difficulty blocking unwanted phone callsAug
2018Unsuccessful attempts to block callerAug
2018Beware of scam insurance bondAug
2018Received suspicious call about Kingfisher holdingsAug
2018Caution: Hang up, give no infoAug
2018Referring to companies as scammersAug
2018Upsetting call, husband deceased. Company unidentifiedAug
2018Number Of Searches: 427 Number Of Comments: 56 First Seen: 31 July 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Abbey Gate(Devon), Lochinver(Highland) and Stockbridge(South Yorkshire).
008580549591 has 56 comments of which 20 x neutral and 36 x negative
008580549591 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 008580549591 👆 is reported as a persistent and sophisticated scam targeting UK shareholders by posing as brokers or investment firms, often with American or foreign accents. Callers claim to represent companies involved in hostile takeovers and offer inflated prices for shares, using publicly available shareholder registers to personalise calls. They request sensitive information or signature of non-disclosure agreements and may pressure victims for upfront payments or insurance bonds. Despite some callers appearing plausible and referencing genuine companies, these are fraudulent attempts to deceive shareholders, including the elderly and widow(er)s. Victims are advised not to share personal or financial details, avoid engagement, report such calls to authorities, and block the number. The scam exploits publicly accessible information and aims to exploit trust through urgency and convincing narratives.
Reports on phone number 008580549591
7 yearsLike loads of others here, I got calls about selling my shares in Blacks Leisure, even though they went bust years ago. Weirdly, I got two calls on the same day, each from a different number - one was 0016462051200 and the other 008580549591. It felt like a dodgy sales scam to me.Blacks Leisure8 yearsI got a call from someone asking for me, but when I said I don't live there anymore, they just hung up. Seems like one of those firms we've had before claiming to buy shares off you for more than they're worth. I reckon they just go through the shareholder list to find your info or something.8 yearsGot a call at my house from someone who already knew my full name, where I live, and who I work for. They claimed the business was facing a hostile takeover and asked if I was interested in selling my shares. Definitely felt like a scam to me. I’ve told my workmates about it, so watch out and make sure you block this number too!8 yearsI got a call from 008580549591, and when I picked up, the person on the other end just kept saying "hellow hellow hellow" in this really odd way. I didn’t say anything back, and then they just hung up. Pretty sure they’re gonna ring again.8 yearsIf you're wondering how they get hold of your info and the shares you've got, it's because by law all shareholders have to be listed on a public record. From there, it’s pretty simple to find your phone number in a directory. I've seen this scam run for over 15 years now, maybe even more.8 yearsI've been receiving calls from this number, and it appears they're reaching out to folks in the UK regarding yet another investment opportunity involving shares. They claim to be from Morgan and Berkely based in New York. For reference, their website is http://www.morganandberkeley.com/index.html. Be cautious!UKMorganBerkelyNew York8 yearsGot a call just before 9 in the evening, didn’t pick up and it went to voicemail - they just put the phone down. Checked the number here and looks like a total scam, so I’ve gone ahead and blocked it.8 yearsYesterday I got a call from 008580549591, some bloke claiming to be from a firm interested in snapping up my shares at an outrageously high rate to protect against a takeover. I almost fell for it, which is unlike me, honestly. What got me was how much personal info he seemed to have on me! Then he abruptly ended the call after saying he’d post over some paperwork. I’m not getting my hopes up.8 yearsJust got a call to my 85 year old mum (seems to be a common thing lately) about some Millwall shares my dad had passed away with. They kept going on about doing a takeover or something by purchasing shares. Proper dodgy!Millwall8 yearsGot a call from a bloke speaking with an American accent claiming to be from some place called Morgan Berkeley (no idea who they are!). He said he wanted to buy my Redrow shares. I had a bad feeling it was dodgy straight away but kept him on the line to see what else he’d say. He was offering way more than what the shares are worth right now. Told him he really shouldn’t be ringing a number on the TPS without permission, but he didn’t seem to care. I cut the call off pretty sharpish after that.MorganBerkeleyRedrow8 yearsI received a call intended for my late husband, who passed away five years back. The caller began to discuss shares, but I simply couldn’t continue the conversation and hung up the phone.8 yearssome bloke with an american accent rang me, but there was something odd about it i couldn’t quite figure out. he launched into a tale about some hostile bid for shares in millwall holdings, which i know is rubbish. he sounded pretty believable and spun a good yarn. all he wanted was £4120 from me - what a muppet! seriously, watch out for scams like this one.Millwall Holdings8 yearsGot a call from a woman with an American accent, said she was ringing from New York about some shares I don’t own anymore. She began asking me a bunch of questions then suddenly just ended the call.New York8 yearsGot a call tonight but couldn’t pick up, so I thought I’d check the number online. Won’t be answering next time for sure.8 yearsI received a rather curious phone call from some brokers based in New York. They claimed to be representing a client keen on acquiring a significant stake in Millwall FC and were interested in purchasing my shares. They promised to ring me back the following day, but alas, I’m still waiting for that follow-up, and it seems I won’t be hearing from them anytime soon. Quite the mystery, if you ask me!New YorkMillwall FC8 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to represent Lauder Corporate, which I found out is a genuine firm during our conversation. They mentioned they were interested in acquiring some ITV shares that I hold. I reluctantly shared my email address with them, but I’m now feeling quite anxious about it since they wanted to forward me details regarding the purchase. Interestingly, I just got a dividend notice from ITV today. Do you reckon this could be a scam? Should I consider changing my email address for safety?Lauder CorporateITV8 yearsI got a call from a lady who spoke with a North American accent and acted like she already knew all my stock information. When she said she’d email me the takeover details, I told her to go ahead. She kept asking loads of questions, but I didn’t share much except gave her my backup email address.8 yearsGot a call and someone asked if Mr Richard Lee was there, then just ended the call. What a waste.Richard Lee8 yearsJust like the previous comment, I got a call early evening from someone claiming to be in the States. They wanted my wife by name and said they were interested in purchasing Whitbread shares. I told them to send their proposal in writing. Sounds like they might be trying to build a position, so be careful if you feel tempted to dig deeper - this definitely has scam written all over it.StatesWhitbread8 yearsGot a call from someone with a mix of American and Chinese accent. They somehow knew I owned shares in Whitbread PLC and told me that an unnamed party held 44% of the company and was looking to increase that to 51%, basically gaining control. I mentioned I hadn't heard anything about this from the Whitbread board, and they abruptly ended the call. They also threw in the term "hostile takeover" before hanging up.Whitbread PLCWhitbread8 yearsGot a call from someone with an Asian accent wanting to chat with my mother-in-law about shares. Trouble is, she’s been gone for 12 years now.8 yearsMy mum, who’s 81, got a phone call from a lady saying she was from America and wanted to buy her shares in Trinity Mirror because an investor is looking to get 51% of them. After checking out the comments here about similar calls involving shares in other companies, I told her it’s definitely a scam. She’s blocked the number on her phone straightaway, where it should be.AmericaTrinity Mirror8 yearsGot a call on my home phone from a man with an Irish accent. He didn’t say his name but wanted to talk to my husband, who’s sadly passed away. I just said no straight away and hung up. Then he tried calling again a couple of times but didn’t say anything when I answered. Really odd.8 yearsA lady speaking with a really thick American accent rang up, asking for my dad and even knew his full name. I told her he wasn’t around, and when I asked why she was calling, she wouldn’t say anything, so I just ended the call. She rang back straight away, this time for my mum, again using her full name. I said she wasn’t at home, and the woman got quite irritated and kept asking where she was. I told her it was none of her concern and hung up. Over the last week, I’ve had about 16 missed calls from this number, and I think it’s probably her.8 yearsI looked up Hildebrand Capital Partners online and everything seemed legit. They were talking about buying shares and I even chatted with their attorney, sounded pretty convincing. It wasn’t until they mentioned needing me to pay some sort of insurance bond that I got suspicious. Nearly got caught out by the whole thing!Hildebrand Capital Partners8 yearsI got a call from someone named Alexander Pierce on my landline, asking about my Johnson Matthew shares. It baffled me how he knew I even owned shares and my number too. He claimed a buyer was interested in purchasing them. When I mentioned a letter I’d received that warned of a scam, he insisted the company directors were lying to stop a takeover and keep control. I told him I knew those directors personally and wasn’t convinced by his story. After he kept trying to pressure me into distrusting the directors, I just ended the call.Alexander PierceJohnson8 yearsGot a call from someone with a really strong accent, asking loads about my shares because apparently there’s going to be a hostile takeover that’ll make them way more valuable. I told them if I was selling anything, I’d use proper methods, not just some random stranger from overseas. Feels like one of those dodgy scam calls that could easily trick vulnerable folks. Best to just avoid chatting with them.8 yearsHad the exact same thing happen to me - someone called about Granada shares, which I've never owned. I hung up, but then she called me again right after.Granada8 yearsI got a call from someone named 'Kate Anderson' with an accent that sounded Chinese, claiming to be calling from New York. She said I could get between £15 and £35 for some shares and wanted to send me some non-disclosure papers relating to a buyer interested in a majority stake of a firm. She mentioned that I'm listed as a shareholder on the company’s register, so they had my address and somehow tracked down my number, even though it's on the TPS. She also said she works for Gupta and the documents were likely to come from MacIntyre.Kate AndersonNew YorkKateTelephone Preference ServiceGuptaMacIntyre8 yearsMy partner got a call from a woman claiming she’d pay five times the current price for some shares. He ended the call pretty quickly, but it’s worrying since he actually owns shares in that company. How on earth did she find that out?8 yearsI got a call from Alexander Pearce at Lauder Corporate Partners about some Trinity Mirror shares. Thing is, I sold those shares like over a decade ago, but he seemed to know that. He was asking me to sign some sort of non-disclosure agreement. I couldn’t really figure out what he’s after. Something about a takeover and buying up shares, and apparently I still hold voting rights because of bonus shares I got after selling? It all sounded pretty confusing, and honestly, I didn’t quite get what was going on.Alexander PearceLauder Corporate PartnersTrinity Mirror8 yearsI keep getting calls from this number, supposedly someone named Chris Connor, Connors or maybe O'Connor. He’s rung me about four times now, also using another number 008647647747, both showing up on caller ID. I haven’t answered any of them, but it’s odd these calls from abroad even get past our call blocker, which normally stops anything not on the allowed list. Feels like they might have figured out a way round the block. No voicemail left either. It’s quite irritating and could be risky.Chris ConnorConnorsO ' Connor8 yearsMy mother-in-law, who’s quite old, got a call from someone called Raven Miller at Bernsein Securities about her McBride shares. The caller said they worked in the M&A department and were handling a hostile takeover. They offered 4 times the value of the shares and insisted she send over some documents. Definitely a scam, we ended the call straight away.Raven MillerBernsein SecuritiesMcBride8 yearsGot a call from someone named Michael Kingsley or something like that, left a voicemail mentioning Kingfisher plc. I figured he must've got my number through my mum. Later found out he'd actually phoned my 85-year-old mum first, telling her he needed an urgent document signed that he supposedly sent her a couple of months ago, saying the company was shutting down today. He sounded so believable that mum ended up giving him my contact info! Honestly, it felt really dodgy and way too convincing.Michael KingsleyKingfisher plc8 yearsSome lady named Samantha rang me about Kingfisher shares. I quickly figured it was some kind of scam so I ended the call straight away and blocked the number.SamanthaKingfisher8 yearsGot a couple of calls from Samantha asking for my husband. Something about a hostile takeover at Johnson Matthey. No clue where they found our contact details from.SamanthaJohnsonMatthey8 yearsOver the span of two days, I got three calls from the same number. When I asked who they were with, I got two completely different company names. They mentioned something about shareholding, which I do have, but I never got them to confirm my own name or number. The guy, who said his name was Eric, got really rude and just hung up on me. I've since reported the whole thing as a scam to the Financial Conduct Authority.EricFinancial Conduct Authority8 yearsGot two calls from this number in like 20 minutes, one for me and another for my missus. A lady with a Chinese-American kinda accent said she was from some securities firm, claiming they represent a client looking to buy Amec shares at £7 to £15 each. Thing is, Amec’s already been taken over and doesn’t trade on the LSE anymore. Feels dodgy, like a scam or something. Don’t really get what they're trying to pull here.AmecLSE8 yearsGot a call from someone named Raven Miller who said they were with Bernstein Securities, a name that really doesn’t inspire much confidence. They kept going on about stocks in Johnson Matthew, very polite and seemed believable but honestly, it just felt like one of those scams. Definitely wouldn’t trust it.Raven MillerBernstein SecuritiesJohnson Matthew8 yearsGot a call from a lady with an American accent the other day. My missus, who often fakes being the cleaner to dodge these calls, answered and asked if she could leave a message. The woman said she wanted info about buying Johnston Press shares and would ring back. Thing is, my wife used to work for JP and actually owns some shares herself - so how on earth did these scammers find out that info, and get her details too? It's pretty unsettling, to be honest.Johnston PressJP8 yearsThey said they were from Bernstein Securities and wanted to buy my McBride shares for four times what they’re worth. It sounded kinda believable, and they called about four times. Of course, it’s clearly a scam. But since my number is ex-directory, I’m baffled how they got hold of it and even knew about the shares I owned. They even tried to ask for my bank details to send the money, which is super dodgy! Definitely something to watch out for.Bernstein SecuritiesMcBride8 yearsThis lady called claiming to be from Mercantile Securities in the US and said it was about a hostile takeover of Kingfisher. She had my name and everything. I told her straight up I wouldn’t talk about any money matters on the phone and to send something official in writing instead. Then she went on about how they’d already sent me paperwork in August but couldn’t resend it quickly since it was urgent I acted right away. I just kept refusing to share any info and she eventually gave up. Totally felt like a scam to me, dodgy and risky!Mercantile SecuritiesStatesKingfisher8 yearsGot loads of calls from someone saying they're Bernstein Securities, offering to chat about some bonus shares I supposedly haven't claimed. Total scam, don’t fall for it!Bernstein Securities8 yearsThese scam calls keep coming and they sound really convincing because of the American accents. Unlike the Indian scam calls, where you can just act confused and say you don’t get it, these ones are a bit trickier to bluff your way out of.8 yearsGot a call about Kingfisher shares earlier, and I foolishly signed an NDA without giving out any new info apart from what they already had. I'm just gonna disregard any more calls from them now.Kingfisher8 yearsClear scam calls for sure. I’ve blocked the number using BT Privacy and honestly, I’d suggest everyone else does the same.BT8 yearsI got a call from someone who said they were from Wood Group, which used to be called Amec Foster Wheeler. They mentioned my shares and stuff, but I wasn’t bothered so I just told them I wasn’t interested and hung up.Wood GroupAmec Foster Wheeler8 yearsI told him the person wasn’t here, and he just said he’d ring again later before hanging up. Since I don’t get many calls, I actually don’t mind these ones.8 years09/06/18 Got a call on my mobile from a shady person claiming to be from an investment company based in "New York". Looked very dodgy to me - definitely a scam, probably one of those "Boiler Room" scams. Honestly, don’t bother listening to anything from this number, just hang up straight away and don’t get caught up in their talk.New York8 yearsTotal con artists!8 yearsThis number rang me earlier, I asked who was on the line and all I got was a heavy sigh and a quick "I'll ring you back". Sounds like one exhausted scammer to me! It’s kind of reassuring that some of these tricksters are just worn out and clueless. Still, I gotta remind everyone: never share your details, not even your name!8 yearsThey called me a couple of times, I went ahead and blocked the first one but it didn’t stop them. Tried blocking again but no luck. Just a heads up, this was about shares on hold with Johnston Press.Johnston Press8 yearsThese lot called me two times today. I blocked them the first go, but they somehow got through again. Had to try blocking them once more since it didn’t work the first time.8 yearsHonestly, don't trust this number at all! Just end the call straight away and definitely don’t share any details with them!8 yearsThese people are total con artists.8 yearsThey called asking for my husband, who passed away three years ago, which was really upsetting. I couldn’t get the company’s name, and this isn’t the first time I’ve received such a call.Submit Your Own Report ()
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