01135265137
TimeLine☎️ 01135265137 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Colt Technology Services. It is part of the phone block 113526 with a prefix of 0113. The area code 0113 originates from Leeds.
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+441135265137+44 113 526 51370113 526 5137+44-113-526-5137
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01135265137
- Received call, no callback answerFeb
2026Bank scam call despite TPSJul
2024Scam email from "Norton 360."May
2023Unsolicited email purchase notification reportApr
2023Report Norton scam call incidentApr
2023Alert: potential scam Norton emailApr
2023Reported suspicious scam email and callApr
2023Scam emails regarding false Norton invoiceApr
2023Norton subscription renewal scam alertApr
2023Report scam emails to police.>`;Apr
2023Norton Renewal scam using this numberApr
2023Norton scam email renewals warningApr
2023Warning about potential bank fraudApr
2023Questioning legitimacy of unsolicited emailApr
2023Scam involving fake subscription renewalApr
2023Norton subscription scam, be cautiousApr
2023Warning: Fraud scam call alertApr
2023Warning: Scam phone call alertApr
2023Complete scam; avoid at all costsApr
2023Warning of fake PayPal emailApr
2023Be cautious of scam callMar
2023Suspicious email and fake paymentMar
2023Fake PayPal email scam alertMar
2023Warning about email scam operationMar
2023Warning about fake PayPal emailMar
2023Warning about fake phishing emailMar
2023Warn against fake PayPal emailsMar
2023Beware of phishing scam emailsMar
2023Warning: Number in spam emailMar
2023Number Of Searches: 51 Number Of Comments: 26 First Seen: 22 March 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Heath End(Warwickshire), Ifield(West Sussex) and Vale, The(West Midlands).
01135265137 has 26 comments of which 5 x neutral and 21 x negative
Reports on phone number 01135265137
4 monthsThis number called me earlier but when I tried calling back, no answer. Kinda unsure what’s going on.Kinda2 yearsThey've kicked off their calls once more. I'm registered with the TPS, so it's obvious they didn't bother checking that first. Another dodgy bank scam ringing me up.Telephone Preference Service3 yearsGot an email that looked like it was from NORTON 360 saying my subscription was auto renewing. It had a number to ring if the renewal amount was off or anything like that. Pretty obvious phishing attempt, classic scam stuff.NORTON 3603 yearsGot an email about my “Yearly Plan Upgrade Success” or somethin like that, obviously a scam. Then they phoned me sayin it was a mistake and I needed to sort it out - definitely one of those dispute scams.3 yearsBeware of calls pretending to be from Norton software - total scam! If you get one of these calls, please make sure to report it and send the details to: [email protected]Norton3 yearsReceived some dodgy emails about Norton from 0113 526 5137 - never even had Norton before! They've sent me a bill that I never asked for, really fishy stuff. Definitely looks like a scam to me - watch out, folks!Norton3 yearsGot an email claiming I needed to renew my Norton subscription, but it looked totally dodgy. The message said my account was about to expire and wanted me to click a link to pay, seemed like a classic scam to me. I didn’t follow any links and just deleted it straight away. Be careful folks, these scam emails are getting really clever!Norton Services3 yearsGot a bizarre email from some guy called Jonathan Morgan at a gmail address claiming I'd bought a Norton subscription - I never did. It sounded like a total scam, so I flagged it with Norton, the ICO, Spam.org, and also Google. Really dodgy stuff!NortonJonathan MorganInformation Commissioner ' s OfficeSpam. orgGoogle3 yearsGot an email saying my Norton subscription needed renewing, sounded dodgy to me. They said the number was “toll free” but it’s just a scam. Definitely steer clear of these people.Norton3 yearsIf you get scam emails, just send them over to the cyber crime unit. The address is ‘[email protected]’. When you get a reply, it often contains some pretty useful details about scsmd. Reporting this stuff isn’t complicated at all.3 yearsI’ve just discovered that this number is being used for a scam involving Norton renewals. Quite cunning, really!Norton3 yearsGot an email from someone claiming to be Norton Technical Support telling me my protection plan had ended and would renew automatically. They included a number to call if I had any issues - no chance I’m ringing that. This scam has popped up in my inbox at least three times over the past year. Honestly, it’s just a total rip-off, don’t even think about calling.Norton Technical Services3 yearsReceived an email trying to phish me, said I’d just been charged £349.99 for some fake PC protection subscription. They left this number to ring if I wanted to check it out. Obviously a scam.3 yearsAvoid answering calls from 01135265137 - it’s definitely a scam.3 yearsThis is dodgy! When you give them a bell, they prompt you to fire up your web browser so they can forward you a cancellation document. Steer clear of this nonsense!3 yearsI received an email from [email protected] and it had the phone number 0113 526 5137 in it. As I’ve never signed up for anything like this, I’m certain it’s not genuine.3 yearsReceived a couple of emails claiming to be from Norton about yearly subscription fees. Oddly, they had 2 different customer IDs and one charge was in pounds while the other was in dollars. Got a phone number listed as "tech support" to cancel or request a refund if you don't need it. Don’t fall for it, it’s a scam - best to avoid calling!Norton3 yearsI strongly advise against engaging with this number; it’s clearly a fraudulent setup. Best to steer clear and avoid any sort of communication.3 yearsI received an email recently expressing gratitude for an order that I never actually made, along with a mention of a PayPal transaction that I can assure you I didn’t authorise (and, to clarify, I don’t even possess a PayPal account!). Quite baffling, to say the least!3 yearsGot a text supposedly from PayPal, but it was a scam. Calling back ended up costing me, and as soon as they have your info, you're pretty much done for.3 yearsGot a spam email showing this number, and trust me, don’t ring it back. They’ll charge you for calling and then start bothering you nonstop. Really not worth it.3 yearsTotal scam, they claim to be from PayPal but it’s definitely not them - be super careful!PayPal3 yearsI’ve seen this number pop up in dodgy emails that try to trick you into ringing them about orders you never even placed. The whole idea is you get worried and hit them up, only to end up spilling your bank info to a scammer. Best advice? Just don’t pick up or ring back.3 yearsGot a dodgy email pretending to be PayPal, saying “Thanks for your payment.” Total phishing attempt. Don’t ring them back!PayPal3 yearsI got this number from a dodgy email trying to get me to ring it. Totally a scam, don’t fall for it!3 yearsGot an email pretending to be from Paypal saying to ring 01135265137 - don’t bother calling, it’s totally fake!PayPalSubmit Your Own Report (0113 526 5137)
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