01162961502
TimeLine☎️ 01162961502 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 116296 with a prefix of 0116. The area code 0116 originates from Leicester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01162961502
- Job offer seems like a scamMay
2018User provided phone number "01753376494"Aug
2016Scam, attempted disconnection, caught restartingAug
2016Scamming for over a yearAug
2016Scammed by Tim Marshall, GJC LogisticsAug
2016Same scammers using different namesAug
2016Scammed by Tim Marshall, untrustworthyAug
2016Scam job recruitment, paid scamJul
2016Job scam preys on desperationJul
2016Scam alert; personal details compromisedMay
2016DBF logistics scam, avoid paymentsApr
2016Scam call pretending warehouse jobMar
2016Victim of Tim Marshall scamMar
2016Scam warning: bogus job offerMar
2016Wants to know reporting methodMar
2016Delivery Force employment background scamMar
2016Delivery Force job offer suspected scamMar
2016Scam warning: CRB payment requiredFeb
2016Untrustworthy, too good, unprofessional callsFeb
2016Phone service seemed unprofessional, suspiciousFeb
2016Scam involving force-delivery, ideal1Feb
2016Warning: Tim Marshall scam phoneFeb
2016Call from Geoff, awaiting updateFeb
2016Suspicious job call; potential scamFeb
2016Media fire job offer scamJan
2016Number Of Searches: 9 Number Of Comments: 22 First Seen: 19 January 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Kingstown(Cumbria), Nybster(Highland), Rhosygadair Newydd(Ceredigion) and Short Heath(Staffordshire).
01162961502 has 22 comments of which 4 x neutral and 18 x negative
01162961502 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01162961502 👆 is reported as a persistent scam targeting jobseekers with fake warehouse job offers. The callers, often using names like Tim Marshall or Geoff from supposed companies such as Delivery Force or DBF Logistics, promise roles without proper interviews and demand upfront fees, usually around £100, for bogus background or security checks. Victims share experiences of losing money, having their personal details, including National Insurance numbers, compromised and receiving unprofessional communications. The scammers frequently change company names but follow similar patterns, exploiting people's desperate need for employment. Users warn others that legitimate employers wouldn’t charge candidates or skip interviews, and stress the importance of recognising these red flags. Many advise reporting the number and spreading awareness to prevent others falling victim.
Reports on phone number 01162961502
8 yearsI received a text saying I could have a job in a warehouse, but they wanted me to pay a fee and provide my personal information. It all seems a bit dodgy to me-no interview or anything! Definitely feels like a scam!10 yearsMy sister got ripped off for a hundred quid by these lot, and just the other day they rang her up saying they’ll be disconnecting their number for a while, like a few weeks or something. Honestly, sounds like they’ve been busted too many times and are trying to wipe the slate clean again. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.10 yearsFor more than a year these folks have been conning people under various business names. If you check out Quackers Outdoor Marketing and Madeem Recruit on YouTube, you'll see what I mean.QuackersMarketing10 yearsI've been caught out by Tim Marshall and GJC Logistics as well. It's been about a month now since I paid £100 for some sort of security inspection, and still no sign of anything. Honestly, I thought it was legit but turns out it was all a con. These scoundrels need to be put to a stop once and for all!Tim MarshallGJC Logistics10 yearsAbout a year back, I got tricked out of £100 by these folks who were going by the names Online UK Disclosures and Smarter Energy. Same scammers!OnlineSmarter10 yearsJust got ripped off by some bloke called Tim Marshall. Wouldn't trust him or those companies, GJC Logistics and JPN Logistics, as far as I could throw 'em. Complete scam artists.Tim MarshallGJC LogisticsJPN Logistics10 yearsI've been contacted by Tim Marshall for a job with this dodgy company, and even though I haven't started yet, I've already been charged £100 for some useless security check. They've got loads of my info now, and I really want everything wiped from their system. Can someone please do something about them?Tim Marshall10 yearsThis whole thing is just a nasty scam targeting folks who are desperate for work and a proper wage. It's absolutely shocking and should be shut down immediately! Nobody's going to hand you a job without an interview first - that’s just common sense. Be super careful out there, companies always do their background checks themselves and cover the costs. If anyone tries to get money out of you for that, it’s a total con. Don’t fall for it!10 yearsSome bloke named Simon Booth from BAS Logistics somehow got hold of my info, even my NI number. They offered me the same 15.50 pay as before. Took me a while, but I’ve finally realised it’s a scam. The worst part? I’ve already said no to other gigs waiting around for this. Now I’m stuck wondering what to do since they’ve got my personal details :/Simon BoothBAS Logistics10 yearsDBF Logistics might seem legit at first glance (if you ignore the spelling errors), but watch out! It’s a total scam! Never hand over your National Insurance number or cough up for their fake CV1 check. Best thing to do is report them straight to Trading Standards. We’ve got to put a stop to these fraudsters.DBF LogisticsNational Insurance11 yearsI also got a weird email offering me a job because some people had apparently quit, paying £15.50 an hour - seemed too good to be true! Of course, I got suspicious straight away. They did an interview with me over the phone but wouldn’t say who the employer was or what the exact hours could be. They told me if I got the job, I could ask questions the next day. Well, turns out I actually got the job and they asked for my National Insurance number and to apply for a CRB check. Feels dodgy to me. I’m definitely going to report this. BE CAREFUL, THIS IS A FAKE COMPANY!National Insurance11 yearsIs there a way to report this?11 yearsI've come across this number linked to a firm known as Delivery Force that seems to be recruiting. However, I've been informed that it might be a scam. Be cautious!Delivery Force11 yearsSCAM ALERT - BEWARE OF DELIVERY FORCE FAKE JOB OFFER - TIM MARSHALL IS INVOLVED - THIS IS A BIG SCAM. THEY TRICK YOU INTO PAYING FOR A BACKGROUND CHECK - ITS ALL FAKE. NEVER PAY FOR ANY BACKGROUND CHECK WITH THESE FOLKS!BEWAREOFFERTIM MARSHALLTHISNEVER11 yearsSo I got a call from Geoff and a couple of others, saying they'd seen my CV online or something. Then they asked me to pay £100 for a CRB check, which felt pretty dodgy. Honestly, it’s just a scam - don’t get caught up in it!Geoff11 yearsRight from the moment I got that email, I had a feeling something was off. It just seemed way too perfect to be legit. Plus, every person I chatted with over the phone came across as really dodgy and unprofessional. Definitely didn’t feel right at all.11 yearsAs soon as they sent me an email, I felt something was off - it just seemed a bit too perfect to be real. Plus, the people I ended up talking to on the phone didn’t come across as very professional at all.11 yearsDodgy call! Got a ring from [#]force-delivery[###] then some thing called ideal1[###]. Definitely a scam, watch out!11 yearsWatch out for Tim Marshall and this phone number, it’s a complete con. I fell for it myself and it’s been a nightmare, so please, be careful. If it sounds too amazing, it probably is.Tim Marshall11 yearsToday I got a ring from this same number, a bloke called Geoff was on the line. He said I’d get an email first, and then someone named Tim would give me a call. After seeing what others have said here, I’m a bit wary now. I’ll update once I hear more.GeoffTim11 yearsGot a ring from someone called Geoff at Delivery Force about a job offer that seemed a bit fishy. He said they just wanted to check if my voice was right for the position and even called me “a lovely young voice” or something like that. Then he mentioned they’d send a form by email that I had to fill in that very evening to go forward with the application. When I tried calling back later, I got a message saying their offices were shut until further notice. I never even applied anywhere near this company, so it all felt really dodgy.GeoffDelivery Force11 yearsWatch out for this trick from a firm named Media Fire, with some bloke going by Tim Marshall. They promise you a job but then ask for £100 to do a background check. I didn't fall for it, but loads of others might, so just be careful.Media FireTim MarshallSubmit Your Own Report (0116 296 1502)
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