01183287137
☎️ 01183287137 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by WAVECREST NETWORKS LIMITED. It is part of the phone block 118328 with a prefix of 0118. The area code 0118 originates from Reading.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01183287137
- Warning: Beware of scam emailOct
2023Scam email pretending to renewOct
2023"Report scams and take responsibility"Oct
2023Scam email, do not callOct
2023Updating email to government addressOct
2023User cautious about potential scamOct
2023Amazon not involved, confirmed reportingOct
2023Customer received an order confirmationOct
2023Warning about Amazon scam activityOct
2023Fraudulent email receipt scam warningOct
2023Prime membership purchase successful confirmationOct
2023Possible scam involving Prime membershipOct
2023Sent fraudulent emails on GmailOct
2023Received scam emails from "Amazon"Oct
2023Scam text about Amazon PrimeOct
2023Suspicious email claiming false chargesOct
2023Report fraud/spam to AmazonOct
2023Scam email, not phone callOct
2023Previous comment repeated with detailsOct
2023Email confirms Prime membership paymentOct
2023Suspicious email about Amazon PrimeOct
2023Regarding Amazon Prime Membership renewal for £399.99Oct
2023Received suspicious invoice for PRIMEOct
2023Spam transaction receipt notificationOct
2023Number Of Searches: 12 Number Of Comments: 22 First Seen: 29 September 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Brookrow(Shropshire), Sgoir Beag(Highland) and The Marsh(Suffolk).
01183287137 has 22 comments of which 15 x negative and 7 x neutral
01183287137 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01183287137 👆 is reported as associated with scam activity involving fraudulent emails claiming Amazon Prime subscription renewals and payments for services never ordered. Numerous users warn against responding to calls or emails linked to this number, highlighting attempts to extract significant sums, typically around £300-£400. Reports indicate these communications often come from fake identities and include requests to contact the number for verification, which is strongly discouraged. This number is not connected with Amazon, and recipients are advised to report such scams to relevant authorities, including Action Fraud and by forwarding texts to 7726. Clicking links or engaging may risk malware infection or financial loss. Vigilance and prompt reporting are essential to help combat these phishing efforts and prevent further victimisation.
Reports on phone number 01183287137
3 yearsTotally a rip-off. Never get back to the email or call that number. Better off reporting it straight away to [email protected]3 yearsAfter checking out the responses to this number, I’m certain that these callers... In my case someone named Brandi Brewer... Are total fraudsters. I didn’t answer the call from 0118 328 7137 and have sent the details to [email protected]. It baffles me how these people manage to keep doing this and upsetting so many folks.Brandi Brewer3 yearsI reached out to Amazon to check, and they assured me this call isn’t related to them at all.Amazon3 yearsJust got an email claiming it was from 'PRIME' thanking me for renewing my subscription, which I never did. Totally looks like a scam - watch out! The phone number’s listed at the bottom but don’t bother calling it.3 yearsGot an email saying thanks for renewing some PRIME membership I’ve never even signed up for. Total scam alert. The number at the bottom of the email, don’t bother calling it.3 yearsCould you update my report email to the government’s official email shown here: [email protected]? Thanks!3 yearsGot an email from someone called "prime" about an order, and the message included this number too. Not sure what it’s about.3 yearsI got an email pretending to be from Amazon, not a phone call like the ones mentioned here before. Pretty sure it was a scam.Amazon3 yearsGot an email claiming it was a receipt for a payment over £300, with a phone number to call back. Thing is, we never bought anything, so be careful.3 yearsI got these weird emails from three different Gmail addresses, all about some Prime order but no sign of Amazon anywhere. They all thanked me for some purchase with different amounts listed and asked me to ring a certain number. One came from Sarah Sanders with a charge of £299, another from Nicholas Robinson asking for £399, then Keith Hunter's for £349. Definitely looks dodgy to me.AmazonSarah SandersNicholas RobinsonKeith Hunter3 yearsGot an email from someone called Gary Moreno about a Prime Receipt, saying I've got two Prime memberships for a year at £379.99. It says the payment is done and that the amount will appear on my account within 24 hours. If I need to reach out, they gave this number: +44 1183287137. Bit suspicious if you ask me.Gary Moreno3 yearsGot a message saying my Amazon Prime yearly subscription was charged at £395, with an invoice attached. I've never signed up for Prime, so this has to be a scam. I’m not planning on replying at all. I’ve already reported the message to [email protected].Amazon PrimePrime3 yearsI’ve been getting loads of calls and emails pretending to be from Amazon, saying my Prime account is being charged £399.99 or something like that. Definitely seems dodgy to me!Amazon3 yearsGot an email claiming I bought a one year Amazon Prime subscription and that payment was successful. I looked at my bank statement and nothing was taken out. The email included a phone number to call about it. I never dialled this number. This has got to be a scam.Amazon Prime3 yearsGot a message from Gary Moreno about a year-long subscription at £399.99, plus email confirmation. The contact details matched the one mentioned earlier. Definitely a repeat of what I saw before.Gary Moreno3 yearsJust got an email off someone called Brandi Brewer, says I've bought two one-year Prime memberships for £309.29. I’ll have to look at my bank account when I get the chance. From what I’ve seen in the reviews, it sounds like a total scam. The number they gave to call is +44 1183287137.Brandi BrewerPrime3 yearsI got this email saying it was from Amazon, telling me my Prime subscription had been renewed - but I’ve never signed up for it. They asked for a payment of more than £300 and said if I had questions, to ring a certain number. Felt a bit dodgy to me.Amazon3 yearsSpam and scam emails for sure. Definitely tell Amazon about these, they need to know!Amazon3 yearsReceipt for Your Transaction Thanks for your payment. The Prime membership is now active on your account. Details: Date - 4th October 2023 Service - Prime Membership Quantity - 2 Duration - 12 months Amount - £309.29 Status of Payment - Paid in full You might see the charge appear on your statement within 48 hours. If you have any questions, please contact us. +44 118 328 71373 yearsI got two emails saying my Amazon Prime had been renewed and to ring them up to confirm. They wanted me to pay £300 for the renewal. It’s a total con - the very first email was from something like Ama Zon!!! Avoid it!Ama Zon3 yearsSpam Alert! Got an email with a phone number attached. Receipt for a purchase? Nah, it says my payment went through and my Prime account is now active. Here’s what it showed: Date: 4th October 2023 Item: Prime Membership Quantity: 2 Length: 12 months Total Cost: £379.99 Payment: Done They say the payment will be visible in 2 days. If I need to contact them, they gave this number: +44 118 328 7137. Pretty sure it’s just junk mail though.3 yearsI got an email with a bill for PRIME charging £339, but when I called the number provided, a guy named Timothy White said it’s included for free with my broadband bundle. Isn’t Timothy White a chemist or something? This all felt a bit off to me.Timothy WhiteBroadbandPrimeSubmit Your Own Report (0118 328 7137)
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