01134874236
☎️ 01134874236 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 113487 with a prefix of 0113. The area code 0113 originates from Leeds.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01134874236
- Buy phone that blocks spamSep
2023Scammers targeting elderly customers, bewareSep
2021Upset by persistent Microsoft scamSep
2021Comment is not comprehensibleJul
2021Misleading insurance offer, difficult communicationMay
2021Beware of Indian washing machine scamApr
2021Seller appears suspicious, threat impliedJan
2021Elderly mum scammed by fraudstersDec
2020Elderly mom scammed, financial risksDec
2020Neighbour conned by unscrupulous schemeNov
2020Target audience likely not informedNov
2020Untrustworthy insurance company, be cautiousNov
2020Scammed by fake appliance serviceNov
2020Scam involving washing machine insuranceOct
2020Beware of insurance renewal scamSep
2020Fraudulent call, please block numberSep
2020Upset about being scammedSep
2020Fraudulent activity on bank accountSep
2020Scam phone call regarding warrantyAug
2020Experience with pushy scam callersAug
2020Scammer pretending to be company, angryAug
2020User enjoyed wasting scammers' timeAug
2020Received scam call, played alongAug
2020Fraudulent scam call, number blockedJul
2020Scam, phone call, no responseJun
2020Requested company name after callJun
2020Concerns about washing machine insuranceJun
2020Same negative experience with warrantyMay
2020Suspicious phone call from scammersMay
2020Neighbour swindled, demanded refund, reportedMar
2020Scam call requesting bank detailsMar
2020Scam, reported to action fraudMar
2020Asked about warranty payment scamMar
2020Received suspicious scam phone callMar
2020Bank thwarted attempt by fraudstersFeb
2020User frustrated with ongoing spam callsFeb
2020Scam call targeting elderly auntFeb
2020Fraudulent call about appliance warrantyFeb
2020Called neighbor, false maintenance invoiceFeb
2020Potential scam with false renewal.offerJan
2020Reported suspicious call and took actionJan
2020Suspicions of data selling confirmedJan
2020Scam call requesting sensitive informationJan
2020Sister unaffiliated, contacting bank nowJan
2020Number Of Searches: 196 Number Of Comments: 36 First Seen: 12 January 2020 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Aird Choinnich(Western Isles), Derwen(Glamorgan), Holsworthy(Devon) and Killyleagh(County Down).
01134874236 has 36 comments of which 21 x negative and 15 x neutral
01134874236 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01134874236 👆 is reported as associated with persistent and convincing scam calls targeting elderly and vulnerable individuals, often claiming affiliation with reputable appliance warranty providers like Domestic & General. Callers typically pressure victims into paying for bogus washing machine or household appliance insurance, sometimes setting up direct debits or taking payments without proper authorisation. Numerous victims have reported difficulties obtaining refunds, unresponsive customer service, and aggressive tactics including false assurances and refusal to provide written details upfront. The callers frequently use Indian accents and employ avoidance strategies when challenged. Many users caution to block and ignore these calls, advise against sharing bank details, and recommend reporting incidents to authorities such as Trading Standards and Action Fraud. Extra vigilance is urged, especially for elder care and protection against financial exploitation.
Reports on phone number 01134874236
3 yearsget yourself a b.t blocker phone, it really puts an end to those calls!5 yearsMy elderly mum, who’s 85 and suffers from Alzheimer’s, got a call from 24x7 Home Appliance Services. She somehow ended up paying two amounts, which I spotted on her bank statement. I rang the number listed both there and on their website. A lady with a strong accent answered, but it was really hard to make out what she was saying - feels like it was deliberate. She didn’t even say the company’s name when she picked up, just a quiet “Hello.” We did manage to get refunded for the smaller payment, but after that, I had two more frustrating calls where they kept insisting the money had been returned when it clearly hadn’t. I’ve written a letter and sent five emails; only one got a reply, in the same poor English as over the phone. It’s a total scam, and I’m now thinking of reporting them to Trading Standards.24x7 Home Appliance Services5 yearsI got a call from a woman who kept banging on about Microsoft Word. Proper pushy she was. I asked her for the official Microsoft contact, and all she gave me was this number. So I rang 1471 and found out it was actually a London 02 number she called from. It's awful how they target older folks like that. My mum, who's elderly, just puts these calls straight through to ignore, but it really gets her down. Honestly, these people should be stopped - they must have some conscience, no idea how they live with themselves.MicrosoftLondon5 yearsSomeone calling from 'Home Alliance Support' promised £100 to cover a washing machine without asking for any appliance details, then cashed the money. They sent a letter claiming everything was covered, but when trying to contact them, the provided phone number just went unanswered. An elderly pal of mine got really upset because the caller was pushing her hard, and she gave in out of fear. After she hung up, they rang straight back again.Home Alliance Support5 yearsGot a call from some people in India saying they can sort out a warranty for my washing machine, but it definitely felt like a scam.India6 yearsGot a call from someone named Emily. I checked out the company they mentioned and it’s definitely listed with Companies House, has a proper registration number and VAT details. Sounds legit on paper. But it turns out all the shares belong to a Mr Singh, who doesn’t seem to have much in assets. I’m pretty sure they don’t actually provide any real service. Honestly, best to just block or ignore these calls - they’re a real headache!EmilyCompanies HouseSingh6 yearsMy old neighbour got tricked into paying £99 for some "Repair and Maintenance Plan" even though she's already got a proper agreement with Domestic and General. The documents were dated 6/11/20 but only posted on 23/11/20, which means the 14-day cancellation period had already passed before she even got the papers on 25/11/20. I tried calling them on 26/11/20 but just got music on the line, no answer at all. We've sent emails and reported it to her bank's fraud team. They clearly target older folks - steer clear of these lot!Domestic and General6 yearsThis number is definitely a scam, be warned and block it! Sad thing is, the people they’re trying to trick probably won’t think to google the number first :-(6 yearsI got a call from some folks claiming they were handling my insurance instead of D&G. I was pretty tired and didn't think twice, so I handed over my info and they arranged a direct debit. Then I got a call from D&G asking why I’d stopped my payment to them. I’ve asked 24x7HAS for a refund but honestly, I doubt I’ll see it. Can't really trust these guys!D & G6 yearsI got a call from a young guy speaking with a British Indian accent, claiming he was from "247 Home Appliances Support". He told me my DSG washing machine maintenance plan was nearly up and offered to renew it for £99 a year. I ended up agreeing, but only looked into it properly later on. Unfortunately, by then it was already done. My credit card company wasn’t much help - they just told me to follow their complaints procedure and didn’t make any effort to block the payment. It seems they're powerless to shut down Mastercard accounts linked to shady sellers.247DSG6 yearsGot a call from a bloke named Wayne, sounded Indian, using this number, offering to renew my washing machine insurance through Domestic & General. I told him I'd have a look and get back to him. He phoned again about ten minutes later, trying to rush me into a decision. After checking, turns out my insurance renews itself, and the company wouldn't bother making calls like that. I'm all set if he tries ringing again.WayneDomestic & General6 yearsWe got a call the other day, supposedly from an insurance firm, and the person was acting like my husband. They wanted our bank info to "renew" some policy. It's clearly a bunch of scammy nonsense. Honestly, these frauds should be on the radar of the UK police. Can anyone make sure this number gets blocked?UK6 yearsWe got a call from someone pretending to be my hubby’s insurance agent. They tried to get his bank details to “renew” the policy. What a bunch of scammers! The UK police really need to step in and do something about these fraudsters. Hope this number gets blocked soon.UK6 yearsMy dad got tricked and lost £99 from his bank because of these awful scammers. I've had a word with them myself. Honestly, they're such nasty con artists that someone really needs to put an end to their scams.6 yearsMy mum got scammed out of £99 by a so-called household repair service after they somehow got hold of her bank details. She has Alzheimers and has no idea how they got the info or even talked to them. Please be careful and never share your info with this company.6 yearsGot a call from a man and a lady speaking with Indian accents, saying my washing machine’s warranty had run out - which it actually had. The bloke said he was calling from Domestic General and tried to sell me an extended warranty for £99. Sadly, I fell for it and handed over my debit card details. It was quite upsetting, but I got in touch with the bank straight away and they cancelled the card. I managed to find out the number was from Leeds. Thankfully, my bank stopped the £99 payment and my card’s now cancelled.Leeds6 yearsThese lot are proper scammers, no doubt. When you start asking questions, they quickly lose their temper and push you to make a decision.6 yearsSomeone pretending to be d and g called my elderly mum, who actually has dealings with d and g, and they sounded very convincing. They pushed her into agreeing on something, so she said she'd call them back. When she did call d and g for confirmation, they told her they hadn’t phoned. The scammers rang again and when I answered, they didn’t appreciate me questioning their identity. They kept insisting they were d and g, and I asked how they expected me to know - “what do d and g even look like?” I told her they were being dishonest and to stop calling, and when I asked if she understood, she shouted angrily and told me to get lost! Absolute rubbish people.DG6 yearsThese scammers rang me up the other day, and I decided to mess with them a bit. When they figured out I wasn’t falling for it, they started throwing awful insults my way, which honestly got me a bit down lol. Still, I felt a bit better knowing I’d wasted a good 10 minutes of their sneaky scammer time, which kinda made up for the upset. After the whole thing, I found myself wishing I knew where they were so I could put my old military sniper training to use. Not that I’m one for violence, but honestly, people who scam and prey on vulnerable folks deserve something tough to deal with.6 years01134874236 rang me and said they were from Domestic & General Services, asking if I wanted to prolong my Bosch machine cover for £99. Then someone else answered and said I’d be transferred. After that, a guy claimed it was 247 Appliance Support instead. When I questioned why they’d switched company names, he just hung up on me. I’ve blocked the number since.Domestic & General ServicesBosch2476 yearsWhen I hinted it might be a scam, they just hung up straight away. Pretty sketchy if you ask me.6 yearssomeone phoned me about renewing my washing machine insurance, and at first they mentioned domestic and general insurance. i told them i needed some time to decide and asked for a number i could ring back on, which turned out to be this one. really glad i took the time to look into it properly.Domestic and General Insurance6 yearsI ended the call by asking for the company’s name, and they told me it was 24/7 Appliances.6 yearsHad the exact same run-in with Domestic & General. My mum’s washing machine insurance had run out, and they somehow tricked her into paying £99 on her credit card. She’s 96, so I was pretty worried and told her to get her credit card cancelled straight away. Now I’ve got to sort out the whole mess. I’m planning to formally ask for a refund, since it’s within the cooling-off window, and if they refuse, I’ll be reporting it as fraud.6 yearsMy 86-year-old mum, who suffers from vascular Alzheimer's, got a call from a bloke named Alex. He was asking for her bank details and all that. Thankfully, she refused and said to call her daughter instead.Alex7 yearsGot a call about extending the warranty for my washing machine, which I bought less than a year ago. The lady knew my name and where I live. When I asked if she could send me any documents or a website to check details, she said nothing would be sent until I signed up for a payment plan - which made me suspicious. She suggested £8 a month or £99 annually. I told her I’d review my original purchase info and get back to her. After looking it up here, I realised it was a total scam.7 yearsSounds like the same old story everyone's mentioning. The guy never actually checked anything with my bank, just handed over a number he called a helpline. When I refused to give my bank info again, he told me to call back. No way, I’m just blocking that number.7 yearsMy 87 year old husband got a call from 01134874236 yesterday, the person said they were from Domestic and General, trying to renew a contract and add some extras. He actually gave them our bank details. Luckily I phoned the bank straight away, who told me someone had already tried to take money but they found it fishy and blocked the transaction. Now we’re having to get new bank cards sent out. Big thanks to Barclays for spotting this dodgy attempt and stopping it in time.DomesticBarclays7 yearsFor ages now, we've been getting these annoying spam calls, not just on my mobile but also on our landline and my husband’s phone too. Honestly, I’m so fed up with it all!7 yearsMy nan got a call from 01134874236 earlier, trying to get her to sign up again for some freezer insurance, plus some extra cover for her cooker and washing machine. They wanted a one-time payment straight away and asked for her bank info, saying it was with Domestic and General but couldn’t provide anything in writing. Thankfully, she checked with me first before handing over any details. Be careful, this sounds like a scam - never share your banking details over the phone like that!DomesticGeneral7 yearsI got a call on my mobile from a woman who said her name was Sarah and claimed to be from Domestic & General about my washing machine warranty. She tried to sell me a renewal for £99 covering 12 months, plus an extra 6 months free. Since I’d only just renewed my warranty with D&G, I decided to ring them up. Turns out they don’t use mobile phones to get in touch with customers, and they hadn’t heard anything about this call. They’re looking into it now.SarahDomestic & General7 yearsI got a call from someone saying they were from Domestic and General, telling me my washing machine cover had run out. They seemed pretty convincing since they had all my correct info, so I went ahead and renewed. It was only right at the end that they mentioned the company was actually 24x7 Home Appliance Support. Then, a couple of days later I phoned D&G directly and they said they had no link to it at all. I’ve cancelled the policy and asked for my money back. If they refuse, I’m hoping my bank will be able to step in. Keeping my fingers crossed for now.Domestic and GeneralSupport7 yearsI got a call from 02458991520 claiming to be from a round the clock home service, and they gave me 01134874236 as their contact number. I shared some info at first but started feeling uneasy and ended the call. Then I contacted D&G who noted down the caller's phone numbers and address, and connected me to my bank. Fortunately, they blocked my direct debit and cancelled my card, sending a replacement within two days. Now their fraud department is looking into it.D & G7 yearsLooks like some company had my info and passed it around without me knowing.7 yearsI got a call from this number claiming to be from Domestic and General Insurance. They said my washing machine insurance had run out. Then they started asking for my bank sort code, account number, and card details. Bit dodgy if you ask me. The number they called from was 01134874236.Domestic and General Insurance7 yearsJust found out my sister got caught up in this too. I looked into it and they’ve got no links with domestic and general. She’s ringing her bank as we speak.Submit Your Own Report (0113 487 4236)
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