01162904212
☎️ 01162904212 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 116290 with a prefix of 0116. The area code 0116 originates from Leicester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01162904212
- Indian accent, UK telecon participantAug
2023Unsolicited call for music licenseJul
2023Warning: categorize as possibly deceptiveJul
2023Claiming as clearly a scamJul
2023Cold call requesting to speakJul
2023Call ended immediately after answeringMay
2023Warning about fake radio company fraudMay
2023Possible scam from "PPL PRS"Apr
2023Unprofessional, fast-talking, not trustworthyApr
2023Suspicious calls from suspected scammersApr
2023Alleged workplace music licensing scamApr
2023Being scammed for Spotify licenseApr
2023Suspicious about message leftApr
2023Reported and blocked the suspicious callerApr
2023Website confirms suspected scam, loved itApr
2023Accusation of theftMar
2023Scam, persistent, ignore and blockMar
2023PPL PRS calling, no musicMar
2023Claimed involvement in music licensingMar
2023Uncooperative caller about music licenseMar
2023PRS scam falsely reporting music licensingFeb
2023Concerned about unexpected music licenseFeb
2023Repeated harassing calls, likely phishingFeb
2023User found comment annoyingFeb
2023Concern about strange phone callFeb
2023Report all scam attempts to policeJan
2023Report scam attempts to policeJan
2023Report scam calls and textsJan
2023Unwanted calls and email spamJan
2023Refusal to share email addressDec
2022Requesting music license from ownerDec
2022Suspected scammers impersonating PPL/PRSDec
2022Harassment from music license callersDec
2022Avoid unsolicited calls, possibly scamNov
2022Spam call from PPL PRSNov
2022PPL supposed scam call experienceOct
2022Not interested in PPL/PRS offersOct
2022Suspected fraudulent call from PPLSep
2022Confusion over music license callSep
2022Woman calling, doesn't believe answersSep
2022PPL PRS aggressive licensing practicesSep
2022User receives frequent sales callsSep
2022Couldn't hear, line poor, terminatedSep
2022Warning about overseas data phishingSep
2022Noisy call center, music licenseSep
2022Questionable call asking about musicSep
2022Aggressive calls about music licenseSep
2022Unsolicited call regarding music licensingSep
2022Inquired about music usage legalitySep
2022Caller inquiring about playing musicAug
2022Inconsistent in investigating shop musicAug
2022Background noise, likely call centerAug
2022Uncertain legitimacy of PPL PRSAug
2022Caller inquired about music licenseJul
2022Caller did not provide companyJul
2022Number Of Searches: 475 Number Of Comments: 51 First Seen: 16 July 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Fortrie(Aberdeenshire), Halkyn (Helygain)(Flintshire), Ham Green(Buckinghamshire), Hayton(Aberdeenshire) and Weetwood Common(Cheshire).
01162904212 has 51 comments of which 36 x neutral and 15 x negative
01162904212 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01162904212 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive scam involving calls from a noisy or poor-quality line, often with a caller claiming to represent PPL PRS or a UK music licensing agency. Callers pressure businesses to confirm if they play music or have TVs on site, then insist on providing quotes for licences, sometimes quoting suspiciously high fees. Many report the calls as unsolicited, unprofessional, and harassing, with requests for personal or business details. Genuine PPL PRS confirm they do not use such call numbers or aggressive tactics. Users are advised to block the number, avoid sharing information, and report all such calls to the police or cyber crime authorities to help prevent further scams.
Reports on phone number 01162904212
3 yearsHe called me with an Indian accent, claiming he was working for a UK teleconference company.UK3 yearsWe got a call at work about renewing some music licence, but we’ve never even done business with that company https://pplprs.co.uk/3 yearsTotal rip-off, just ignore and block!Best3 yearsTotally a scam, don't bother looking into it any more. Honestly, just nope.3 yearsI picked up the phone and the caller just hung up straight away. Sounds like it was one of those cold calls, probably trying to get hold of the owner. They must’ve been dialing loads of different numbers until someone answered.3 yearsAs soon as I picked up, I just ended the call straight away.3 yearsSome bloke pretending to work for a radio station called me up asking for my bank info. Felt dodgy right away.3 yearsThis number, 011629044212, has rung me three times this week alone, saying they're from PPL PRS. It’s obviously a con. They really need to be reported for pestering people like this!3 yearsGot a call from a woman claiming to be from some music licensing firm - talked so quickly I couldn’t make out the name, just a jumble of letters! She wanted to know if we had hold music and if there were any TVs around the place. Kept telling me the call was being recorded and kept pushing for someone in charge when I said the director wasn’t free. Honestly, she was really aggressive and came off as quite dodgy, so I cut it off pretty sharpish. My advice? Don’t get involved with these lot, definitely not reliable.3 yearsGot loads of calls from this number, line was awful, definitely felt dodgy, this link just confirmed my suspicions.3 yearsSomebody called saying we had to pay for a music licence just for playing tunes at work - total scam, just hang up!3 yearsI keep getting calls from people trying to get me to buy some kind of licence, all because they say I need it for listening to my Spotify. Total scam, honestly!Spotify3 yearsI think my elderly father got one of those unwanted calls because soon after we got an email asking details about our little business, like where the TVs and radios were kept, and saying we needed some kind of licence. Then today I got a call from this same number, and the person was pushing me hard to answer their questions and get back to the email so they could give us a price for what we supposedly owe. Definitely reported and blocked!3 yearsWe got a voicemail from this number saying we needed to call back urgently. We're a company, and after reading all these reviews, I'm pretty convinced this isn't legit!3 yearsThis number seemed dodgy at first and I figured it might be some kind of scam. Checked it on this site and yep, my suspicions were right. Really like this site, it’s so helpful! 😍3 yearsScammers, for sure.Crooks3 yearsFraud alert! This is definitely a scam regarding some so-called 'music licence' in the 'store'. They kept hounding me for my name and wouldn't take no for an answer until I finally asked for the name of his supervisor. Just best to steer clear of this nonsense-block and ignore!3 yearsThey rang up saying they were from PPL PRS and wanted to know if we played music. There was loads of background noise so it was hard to catch everything. I told them we don't play any music at all, and luckily they didn’t try to argue with me.PPL3 yearsThey told me they worked in music licensing or something like that.3 yearsI received a call regarding a music licence. The chap on the other end seemed a bit clueless about the location of their head office and was rather reluctant to share his surname. Quite odd, really!3 yearsPRS kept after me, saying someone complained about me playing music and that I required a licence. Total scammers if you ask me.3 yearsGot a voicemail from some PPL PRS lot saying i had to call them straight away about a music licence. Decided to check the number here and noticed loads of bad reviews. I work from home and honestly had no clue you needed a licence just to listen to music at home (which i hardly do while working anyhow). Feeling like this won’t be the last time they bother me.PPL PRS3 yearsI kept getting loads of annoying calls from them, nonstop. Didn’t give out any personal stuff like my name or anything, but it felt super dodgy. Totally trying to scam me, no doubt. Proper unprofessional and just pushy the whole time. Honestly, it just made me more sure they're a complete scam.4 yearsProper pain, that.4 yearsThe call was full of static, really hard to hear them. They rang me at work and knew my manager’s name before I even said anything. They kept checking if there was any music playing in the background, which was a bit odd.4 yearsI’ve had a couple of calls from this number claiming I need some kind of licence for playing music in my shop, but I don't actually play any music at all. Each time I told them to leave me alone and stop ringing, as it clearly doesn’t apply to me. Now they’ve started bombarding my inbox with loads of emails instead.4 yearsThis person kept pestering me to get a licence and asked for my email, but I just wouldn’t give it to them.4 yearsGot a call from someone asking for the owner of the business. They said they wanted to arrange the music licence for the company.4 yearsI keep getting incessant phone calls at my office, all from someone purporting to be involved with music licensing. It's becoming rather tiresome, to say the least!4 yearsFor sure a scam. They say they're from PPL/PRS, but we already deal with PPL/PRS, so they're fakes. They've been leaving urgent voicemails every day for the last three days. Just block their number and don’t share any details with them.4 yearsBeen getting calls on my work phone over and over, but I never answer. After seeing what others said here, I suspec it might be some sort of scam. So, I’ve gone ahead and blocked the number and told my company about it.4 yearsGot a message from some bloke called Louis claiming to be from PPL PRS music licensing. He was asking about the owners of a healthcare business I’ve never heard of. Obviously, it’s just spam because that’s nothing to do with me!Louis4 yearsThey said they were from PRS/PPL or something, but nah, cheers. If I need a licence, I'll ring you up - or just sort it out online since it's not like we're stuck in the past, it’s 2022 after all.4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with the PPL music rights group asking for the director. There was loads of noise in the background, and what they were saying was barely audible. They kept asking if there was anyone else who could handle legal stuff. I’m pretty sure it wasn’t really PPL, but if it was, they sounded really dodgy and unprofessional!PPL4 yearsHad a call from a woman who sounded a bit rough, like she had a cold, and her phone wasn’t great quality either. She was from something like PPL PRS, asked a bunch of dodgy questions about our radios and TVs. I just told her, “Nah, we usually just sit here singing away,” and she went on about needing it confirmed by a Legal Decision Maker. I told her to go ahead, I was busy with the chorus. She didn’t seem convinced, but honestly, neither was I. Weird really, you'd think a massive company worth billions would be clear on this stuff, but apparently not!4 yearsGot a call again, second time now, about some music licence or whatever. The background noise was awful, couldn’t really catch much of what they were saying. I told the person we don’t have any music playing here. They didn’t seem to buy it and asked to speak to R......... (my partner). I firmly said no, and explained we don’t have a radio, CD player, or any instruments - not even a guitar or anything. Then I just ended the call.R4 yearsHad these PPL PRS licensing folks ringing me non-stop. Seems they're for real, but when they start hassling businesses, it gets annoying. They dug deep into my online info and even tried charging me for licences meant for a different business with a name kinda like mine, probably because of some mixed-up Google listing. I've blocked loads of their numbers, yet they just keep ringing from different ones. Such a pain!Google4 yearsI have no clue who that was, but the person on the other end didn’t sound like it was anything important. The connection was pretty rubbish too, so I just said I wasn’t hearing them clearly and asked them to ring me later.4 yearsGot a ring from some sales person earlier, bit annoying tbh.4 yearsThere's this group abroad who use clever software to make it look like they're ringing from somewhere in the UK. If they manage to trick you, they end up flogging your details for next to nothing to big-name British companies and marketing firms. Those companies then use your info in ways that benefit them. Worse still, these crooks don't think twice about passing your data onto global scammers and fraud rings. Stay alert and don't get involved.UK4 yearsGot a call from a loud call centre trying to reach the owner. They mentioned the wrong company name and said it was about a music licence or something. Seemed like a load of rubbish to me.4 yearsSomeone rang me up asking if we had music playing but it all felt fishy, not the usual PPL number or anything legit.4 yearsI got loads of calls from 01162904212 about some music licence thing. The caller was really pushy and kept ringing me non-stop. When I tried calling back, the answer was just a recorded message saying "please wait your call is being registered" or something like that. Proper annoying!4 yearsSomeone rang me up about the tunes being played at my shop, using my business name (which is a kind of nickname I give to regular folks). Thing is, we don’t actually have music on, so she said she’d remove us from the list or whatever. She mentioned something about the www.gov site. Honestly, felt a bit shady, like she was maybe expecting to hear music in the background. Who can say though? From what I know, you do need a licence if customers can hear the music, but if it’s just for the staff then it’s fine.4 yearsGot a call from a weird number asking whether we were into music, but it seemed fishy and definitely not connected to PPL.4 yearsGot a call where someone was asking if we do music stuff, but honestly, it felt a bit sketchy. They just keep ringing again and again nonstop.4 yearsSomeone called saying they were trying to find out if we play music in our shop, but they never really gave me any straight answers or specifics.4 yearsHeaps of chatter in the background, almost certainly a call centre on the other end.4 yearsNot sure if this was legit or not. They knew some stuff about my account but who knows how hard it is to get that info nowadays.4 yearsI received a rather puzzling call from someone inquiring about whether I possessed a music licence. The call was riddled with poor sound quality, leading me to believe it might be from an overseas contact centre. Strangely enough, they didn’t bother to mention the name of their business. Quite mysterious, if you ask me!4 yearsWhat a rubbish call, sounded like some call centre trying to be sneaky. They kept going on about being from some strange set of initials but never mentioned the real company name. All they wanted was to check if we had a music licence or something. Proper annoying!Submit Your Own Report (0116 290 4212)
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