01156473338
TimeLine☎️ 01156473338 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Twilio Ireland Limited. It is part of the phone block 115647 with a prefix of 0115. The area code 0115 originates from Nottingham.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01156473338
- User suspects scam over the phoneFeb
2024Suspicious call, pretended to be VodafoneJan
2024Unwanted scam call claiming upgradeDec
2023Suspected scam call from impersonatorDec
2023Beware of upgrade phone scamsDec
2023Beware of false upgrade offersDec
2023Difficulty understanding non-English language speakerDec
2023Received suspicious communication seeking personal informationDec
2023Creepy and unsettling voicemail messageDec
2023Persistent calls despite call declineDec
2023Call received but no answerDec
2023Warning about scam phone callDec
2023Number Of Searches: 92 Number Of Comments: 12 First Seen: 03 December 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Eaton(Cheshire), Longsdon(Staffordshire) and Wooler(Northumberland).
01156473338 has 12 comments of which 4 x negative and 8 x neutral
Reports on phone number 01156473338
2 yearsI spotted this number on my bank statement attached to a mysterious charge, so I thought I’d check it out here. It’s linked to something called Love2gaming.com and a name, Vasileos konsta CYP CYP. There’s another similar number listed with a slightly different ending - +441156474338\3075. From what I gather, it’s a scam trying to get you to pay up to find out where a parcel supposedly is. Total rip-off!. comVasileos KonstaCyprus2 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Indian accent who said his name was "Alex" and claimed he was from Vodafone. I don't even have Vodafone as my provider. I just told him to buzz off and then he ended the call.AlexVodafonePolitely3 yearsI've just received another unsolicited call, and it's clearly a scam. The caller stated that my number was randomly picked for an upgrade and tried to convince me they were ringing from EE. What a nuisance!EE3 yearsI kept gettin calls from someone sayin they was with O2, even tho I’ve never been a customer. Definitely a scam, and they wouldn’t stop ringing me either.3 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be EE, saying I was eligible for an upgrade. They never asked me to confirm my name but did want to know how much my last bill was. I told them I wasn’t sure and they sounded really annoyed. I told them I didn’t expect an upgrade anytime soon and they just hung up on me. Classic scam, don’t share any info with these callers.EE3 yearsReceived a call supposedly from EE telling me I was eligible for an upgrade. They didn't bother to confirm my name, but then they wanted to know how much my last bill was. I mentioned I couldn’t recall, and she got quite irked. When I informed her that I wasn’t actually due for an upgrade, she abruptly ended the call. Just another classic scam - whatever you do, don’t reveal any personal information!EE3 yearsI overheard someone chatting, but it definitely wasn’t in English. I hadn’t the foggiest notion of what they were saying!3 yearsSo I got a call from someone saying they were from O2, telling me my account was locked for a whole year. They asked me for my password and then sent a link to update it. They also wanted my date of birth, email, and the city I was born in. Felt a bit dodgy to me!3 yearsI received a voicemail that was just 20 seconds of deep, laboured breathing. Quite odd, to say the least!3 yearsRang me thrice even though I turned them down each time; they just wouldn’t let up!3 yearsI just had a phone call come through, but it disconnected before I could answer.3 yearsI received an unexpected call from this number, claiming I’d been chosen for a complimentary Christmas upgrade. I handed the phone to my mum, and the callers pretended to be from EE, attempting to extract her bank information. The moment they asked for her long card number, she sensed something was off. Wisely, she remarked that she would ring EE herself to verify their legitimacy. They even sent a phony email masquerading as EE! To top it off, they said they’d ring back the following day. After my mum reached out to EE to confirm if anyone had actually tried to contact me, they assured her that they hadn’t made any such calls. My mum realised it was a scam, and EE confirmed that we did well to report it. If you receive a call from this number, steer clear and don't divulge any personal information-always verify with the company first!EESubmit Your Own Report (0115 647 3338)
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