01202230199
☎️ 01202230199 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by DRD Communications Limited. It is part of the phone block 1202230 with a prefix of 01202. The area code 01202 originates from Bournemouth.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01202230199
- Received suspicious call, hung upOct
2018Warning about Elderly Scam TacticsOct
2018Urgent need to stop harassmentOct
2018Accusing of lying and scammingOct
2018Ignored repeated calls, no messagesJul
2018Accusing of lying and scammingJul
2018Suspicious call claiming payment dueJul
2018Scammers targeting elderly with callsJul
2018Missed call, no voicemail receivedJun
2018Elderly mother scammed by predatorsMay
2018Scam number, persistent and harassingMay
2018Persistent scammer, should be stoppedMay
2018Beware of Privacy Protect scammersMay
2018Blocked unknown calls on phoneApr
2018Scam call pretend to be BTMar
2018Difficulty contacting company, charged twiceFeb
2018Scammer claimed previous payment serviceFeb
2018Scammed but continuing to renewJan
2018Scam call, no payment necessaryDec
2017Scammed again; persistent nuisance callsDec
2017Persistent scam calls, aggressive tacticsNov
2017Beware of phone insurance scamNov
2017Unwanted calls about blocking serviceNov
2017Horrid company, nice representative nonethelessNov
2017Scam attempt for unwanted serviceNov
2017Fraudulent call, subscription issue reportedOct
2017Spam call demanding payment, ignoredOct
2017Warning about scam call blocking serviceOct
2017Persistent unsolicited calls renew concernSep
2017Warning about unreliable call blockerSep
2017Scam targeting elderly with persistenceSep
2017Receiving unwanted calls for upgradesJul
2017Annoyed by scam calls, enjoys prankingJul
2017Rude caller, refused to helpJun
2017Scam call targeting elderly individualsJun
2017Nuisance call, payment demanded, refusedMay
2017Unwanted calls alleging payment dueFeb
2017Satisfied with co alarms purchaseDec
2016Annoying calls prompt creative responseDec
2016Grateful for confirming my decisionNov
2016"Scamming co2 alarm sales nuisance"Nov
2016Customer experienced unsolicited sales callNov
2016Repeated calls about carbon monoxide detectorsNov
2016Caller insists on two alarmsOct
2016Scam involving fake CO monitorsOct
2016Suspicious call requesting bank detailsOct
2016Scam call about carbon monoxide monitorOct
2016Warning about scam from BournemouthSep
2016Scam call forced unwanted contractSep
2016Accidental thumbs down, not intendedSep
2016Fraudulent scam, avoid giving detailsSep
2016Reported potential scam call serviceSep
2016Persistent caller ignored call blocksSep
2016Unwanted calls, please stop themSep
2016Possible scam for anti nuisance callsAug
2016Fraudulent calls, lost money reportedAug
2016Tried to scam elderly, canceledJul
2016Frustrated with persistent nuisance callsJun
2016Scam call with aggressive toneMay
2016Repeated payments, still owe moneyApr
2016Reported attempt to scam elderlyMar
2016Beware of scam, block callsMar
2016Elderly mother potentially scammed todayJan
2016Suspicious contract call, hangs upDec
2015Unable to summarize, clarification neededJun
2015Number Of Searches: 326 Number Of Comments: 63 First Seen: 10 December 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Higham on the Hill(Leicestershire), Sedbergh(Cumbria) and Vernham Bank(Wiltshire).
01202230199 has 63 comments of which 40 x neutral and 20 x negative and 3 x positive
01202230199 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01202230199 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation targeting mainly elderly and vulnerable individuals in the UK, falsely claiming victims have subscribed to costly call blocking or phone protection services. Callers often use personal details to appear legitimate and pressure for payments around £140-£150, frequently demanding bank or card information. They deploy various tactics, including threats of legal action and aggressive behaviour when questioned, and sometimes switch to selling carbon monoxide alarms under false pretences. The number typically won’t accept incoming calls and continues harassing despite requests to stop. Victims report losing money and experiencing distress. It is strongly advised not to share any personal or financial details and to report such calls to authorities, block the number, and consult banks immediately if contact details were given.
Reports on phone number 01202230199
8 yearsI just got into an argument over the phone with a bloke from this number. As soon as I asked him to connect me to the fraud department, he abruptly ended the call. I was certain I hadn’t signed up for anything.8 yearsThese scammers are just leeches, they keep ringing up older folks, scamming them for some kind of call-blocking fee every couple of weeks. Proper thieves, honestly.8 years01202230199 keeps ringing nonstop. It’s awful how these scumbags target vulnerable older folks like they’ve got nothing better to do. Everyone knows it’s just a scam, yet nobody does anything to shut them down. It’s ridiculous - they’re pestering an 89-year-old daily. Someone seriously needs to put an end to this nasty business! Such horrible people.8 yearsThese dodgy scammers keep ringing me up pretending to offer some "call blocking" service, just looking to steal your money. Total con artists!8 yearsThis number has called me so many times now, I just let it ring out and head straight to my answerphone without picking up. There’s never been any voice message left either. Every time I spot the number, I just ignore it and I’m gonna keep doing that. Cheers, PJPJ8 yearsThey give the same bogus story like all the other scammers! Proper rude too! Why hasn’t Trading Standards shut them down yet? It's beyond me!8 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming to be from Privacy Protect, saying I’d signed up for their service about two years ago to block nuisance calls. He mentioned a payment of £149 coming out from my credit card today and even told me the first four digits of the card. I asked for more card details as I didn’t remember ever signing up for anything like that. He insisted I’d paid last year on the same date. I checked my bank statements and couldn’t find any such payment. I told him I wasn’t paying and needed to contact my card provider to stop any charges. Plus, if this service was real, I’d not be getting all these cold calls still. He said he’d be in touch again and asked for the rest of my card info, which of course I refused to give.8 yearsJust got a call from these guys to my elderly mum who has disabilities. They said they were from some nuisance call blocker service and that this was her third year paying them, asking for a final payment. I was upstairs so I could hear the whole chat. When I started asking the man, who said his name was 'Steve', for his info and was about to request his manager, the call suddenly cut off. Total scammers targeting vulnerable older people.Steve8 yearsI ignored the call and they never left anything on my voicemail.8 yearsMy mum, who has dementia, has fallen victim to these scammers again - third time now. They claim to be a call blocking firm from Bournemouth, ringing her up and charging £140 for a service she didn’t want. As soon as I caught wind of it, I cancelled her card. I tried ringing the number to sort it out, but it just doesn’t connect. Seriously, steer clear of these people. They’re just targeting elderly folks who can’t defend themselves.Bournemouth8 yearsThis number is total rubbish and dangerous. No matter how many times I tell them to leave me alone, they just keep ringing non-stop. Honestly feels like harassment now.8 years01202230199 just keeps calling and won’t stop. They don’t leave you be at all. Honestly, it feels like a scam and I think the cops need to step in and put an end to this. Should have been sorted ages ago, like back in 2018. Lock these people up!8 yearsThis number, along with quite a few others, is linked to some lot calling themselves Privacy Protect - honestly, what a load of muppets. They’ve been hassling my 77-year-old mum recently, but they won’t get anything from her. When I track these clowns down - and believe me, I will, no matter how long it takes - they’ll regret it. Remember, they can’t swipe your cash unless you hand over your bank details. Just tell them to jog on and hang up straight away. It doesn’t matter how many different numbers pop up or how convincing they sound, just don’t answer or engage with them.9 yearsI recently set my phone to block any calls that aren't from my VIP contacts unless they say who they are first, but I was still curious so I looked this number up. After checking, I've gone ahead and blocked the caller manually.9 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be with BT call barring service, demanding £149.99 for the second year of a 3-year plan (apparently the first year was free). When I said I wanted to cancel, the bloke said I couldn’t do it over the phone! I told them I wasn’t falling for it and called them out as scammers. Stay clear of these lot.BTBest9 yearsOn 6th Febuary 2018, my mum who's quite old noticed that two amounts were withdrawn from her bank account. We've been trying loads of times to find any kind of number to call them back but nothing works. The number listed above just doesn't pick up or even allow incoming calls. It's been a real pain trying to get them to stop.9 yearsGot a call from this number earlier today. The guy on the line sounded quite polished and claimed that about two years ago I’d signed up for a call barring service with a firm called Privacy Protect. He mentioned my address and a password I sometimes use, which caught me off guard. Then he went on about how for £149 he could set me up with a permanent free service. I was a bit suspicious and told him I never paid for anything like that. He insisted I’d paid £124 two years ago via debit card. When I asked for the last digits of the card for proof, he said he couldn’t share them as it was illegal. I ended the call after that and haven’t heard from them since.Privacy Protect9 yearsA couple years ago I got scammed through this, but they keep calling me to renew stuff.9 yearsGot a call today from this number. The bloke sounded quite courteous and told me I was still getting annoying calls and that my contract needed paying. But over a year ago I shelled out £149 for a lifetime deal. After checking this number and reading what others have said, it’s clear this is a scam. I was struggling back then and got caught up in it. I told him today I wasn’t handing over any more money. He kept going on about being under contract, but I never signed anything or got any paperwork. So I just told him again no way am I paying, and cut him off midway. Haven’t heard from him since. Stick to your guns and don’t give them another penny.9 yearsLast year those con artists managed to rip me off for £124.99. I was struggling at the time, so I guess that’s why I got caught out - normally I’m not daft enough to fall for stuff like that. It baffles me why they’re still allowed to carry on. When they called me today, I made it clear I knew it was a scam and told them to stop calling me. As soon as I ended the call, guess what? They phoned back, but this time I didn’t pick up. Then they even tried ringing from an overseas number! Such a pain.9 yearsWARNING STAY AWAY I got a call saying I’d purchased phone blocking cover last year for 3 years costing £124.99, and they said I could upgrade to a lifetime deal if I paid more. When I asked for more info and about my bank details, they just hung up. Never bought anything from these guys. Looks like they’re using all sorts of tricks to try and snag people’s card info.STAY9 yearsThis number has kept ringing me up loads, claiming I owe money because of some blocking service I supposedly cancelled a couple years back. I just told them to do one and stopped answering after that.9 yearsGot a call earlier saying we dropped our privacy protection 21 months ago, which is totally wrong. We definitely didn’t. Ended up getting signed up to BT Call Protect or something. The company’s rubbish though, even if the girl on the phone was super polite.BT Call9 yearsSomeone called me claiming I’d been charged £149 a year for privacy protection over the past two years. When I said I didn’t recall signing up for anything like that, the person insisted they had proof of my payments and suggested I was mistaken. I’m not getting any younger, but I like to think I’m still sharp and wouldn’t just agree to something like that without remembering. I said I’d check my bank records, and they told me to do that and said they’d call back on Monday. After looking up the number online, I quickly saw it was a scam. I doubt they’ll ring me again, though part of me almost hopes they do so I can give them a piece of my mind about trying to con folks. Well, that’s a lesson learned, I suppose.9 yearsThis number rang me up recently, claiming I owed money and even recited my password, which was a bit creepy. I didn’t recall signing up for anything last year, so I told them I wasn’t paying and simply couldn’t afford it. They kept saying they couldn’t remove me from their list, but I was firm and refused to pay. After a bit of a row, the caller said he’d “check into it” like he was doing me a favour. They’ve called a few more times since, but I’ve just ignored the calls.9 yearsGot a ring from this number where the person on the line mentioned my password and demanded some payment. I don’t recall signing up for anything last year, so I just told them no thanks, and I can’t pay anyway. They said they couldn’t remove me from their list, but I was firm and refused to pay. That led to a bit of a row, and the caller said he’d see what he could do, acting like he was doing me a favour or something. Since then, this number’s popped up a couple more times, but I’ve just ignored it.9 yearsThese people kept ringing me, pushing some call blocking device. They kept claiming I’d already bought one and just needed one last payment for lifetime coverage. I ended up reporting them to the TPS. I even saw them featured on Watchdog. They got shut down before, but somehow they keep popping back up around the Poole and Bournemouth area. Proper annoying!Telephone Preference ServicePooleBournemouth9 yearsThey’ve been ringing me quite a lot over the years saying I need to renew my call blocking service. Every time I get their calls, I ask them to remove me from their list, but they just keep coming back. Really persistent bunch.9 yearsReceived a rather aggressive call today insisting we cough up £149 for a faulty box that’s useless. Supposedly designed to curb those irritating nuisance calls, but it has done absolutely nothing of the sort. It’s hard to believe how these individuals can get away with such blatant scamming; they really are among the worst I've encountered. Take heed-their device is nothing but low-quality rubbish. We reached out to them two years back, requesting they cease this so-called service, yet here they are, still hounding us for cash. It’s best to keep well clear of them; a quick search for the number 01202230199 reveals countless complaints.9 yearsMy mum, who’s quite old, keeps getting calls from these scammers. About a year back, they tricked her into buying some call blocking service, even though her BT phone already has that feature. We never managed to get the money back, unfortunately. Recently, they somehow bypassed the call blocker by pretending they were from her bank. Luckily, she was smart enough not to share any info and just ended the call straight away.9 yearsI keep receiving calls from this number claiming that I’m signed up for a monthly call barring service. They’re trying to sell me an upgrade for a one-off charge of £99, but when I tell them I haven’t subscribed to anything like that, they turn quite nasty. Honestly, it’s infuriating and I’m utterly fed up with their antics!9 yearsIm getting fed up with these calls saying I have a monthly call barring fee which i defo dont pay. They then go on about a one off £99 charge to "update" it and then ask for my bank info. I usually just let em keep talking and then blast a shrill alarm noise into the phone. They hang up pretty quick after that. Honestly, its kinda fun messing with them a bit!9 yearsLuckily, I was visiting my 82-year-old mum when these lot phoned, telling her she had a call blocking service with them costing £149 a year. I told them she didn’t, since I handle all her bank stuff, but they refused to chat with me and demanded to speak only to her. When I explained she wouldn’t understand what they were on about, the bloke snapped, “What’s wrong with her then?!” Proper rude, and then he just hung up on us!9 yearsWhile I was with my grandparents, these scammers kept calling my grandma asking for her bank info. Before I could say anything, she’d already given it to them. They didn’t stop there - phoning her repeatedly, telling her she’d be charged for blocking their calls and that she couldn’t cancel anything. I finally picked up, told them I was cancelling her card right then, and they lost it, shouting and swearing at me. We ended up having a proper heated argument! I totally called their bluff and hung up, which they clearly weren’t happy about. Then they rang me back, whining about how rude I was for cutting them off and acting childish! Honestly, don’t ever share your bank details on the phone, no matter who’s calling.9 yearsJust got a phone call from these lot asking for £149 to stop annoying calls. I told them I wasn’t up for it and they claimed they couldn’t remove me from their list otherwise. I explained I can’t afford that kind of money and they said they’d ring me back in a couple of weeks. Didn’t give them any of my info, thankfully.10 yearsThey keep ringing my old neighbour, telling her she should be getting some kind of payment for blocking calls. It's really annoying and feels like a scam.10 yearsI got talking to this really friendly young lady and ended up buying a couple of carbon monoxide alarms. Needed them for peace of mind at home, and honestly, they've been brilliant so far. No dodgy stuff here, they're legit and you even get a 14 day return period if you’re not happy with them. No complaints from me!10 yearsLoads of odd calls have been coming through from numbers I don’t know. After seeing others talk about getting these calls too, I started keeping track of all the numbers. When one rings, I answer cheerfully with something like, “Hello, you've reached Paws & Claws boarding. How can I assist your furry friend today?” (just any made-up name). So far, they hang up straight away. - Annie D.Paws & Whiskers CatteryAnnie D10 yearsCheers for sharing this. I’ve had a couple of calls from that number before but didn’t know who it was, so I just didn’t pick up. Reading everyone’s replies has made me realise I was best off ignoring it.10 yearsUsed to get loads of pest calls about call blockers, now it’s all about co2 alarm sales. Proper annoying nuisance calls these days.10 yearsGot a call from Homeguard claiming they were returning a call I never made. They started going on about CO2 alarms and some government rules from October 2015 saying every homeowner has to have one. I told them that’s not true, that rule is for landlords to keep tenants safe. Told them to remove my number and reminded them it’s registered with TPS. She insisted it wasn’t a cold call, but I wasn’t having it and told her not to ring me again. Blocked their number immediately.HomeguardTelephone Preference Service10 yearsI've had calls from these people, not sure who exactly, about three times this past week. They keep insisting that I NEED to install two carbon monoxide alarms.10 yearsI've had these callers ring me up thrice already. They kept insisting I need two alarms. When I told them I live in a one-bedroom flat and leave the doors open at night, I asked why I would need a pair. She just went on about it being some sort of government rule!10 yearsjust got a call from some lot saying they were from a company called homeguard, trying to push carbon monoxide detectors. sounded straight out of a script, and not very convincing either - the lady even mixed up gas leaks with carbon monoxide leaks at one point! they kept blabbering about some government law and how they’re responsible for making sure everyone knows about it. i told her nicely thanks but if I ever needed a new co detector, I’d sort it out myself, cheers.HomeGuard10 yearsGot a call earlier today from someone saying I needed carbon monoxide alarms installed. They asked me for my bank info, but I told them I never share those details over the phone. Right after, they just ended the call.10 yearsGot a call today from someone saying I needed a carbon monoxide detector installed 'cause it's the law now. They wanted me to pay £2.89 each month and asked for my card info. My 87 year old dad was the one who answered and he says all he told them was it was a Natwest card, didn’t give any more details. Seems a bit dodgy if you ask me.NatWest10 yearsI got a call from some bloke in Bournemouth, sounds posh and uses different names but it’s definitely the same guy every time. They’re trying to trick you into giving your bank card info, supposed to be for a call blocking service or something. They even have some of your personal info which makes it sound proper real, but it’s just a scam! Be careful with these lot.Bournemouth10 yearsNormally, I just ignore calls from unknown numbers, but today I picked up and really regret it. The person on the line claimed I had some kind of contract with them and told me I could either cancel it by paying a one-off charge of £99 or keep it going at a discounted rate of £5.99 per month. They said I’d paid something last year and even mentioned a password that sounded like something I might have come up with - if only I’d been daft enough to believe them and carry on. Despite me repeatedly saying I had never made any payment, they kept insisting I had paid close to £98 previously. Eventually, I just ended it by saying an emphatic no and hung up. I can easily see how someone more vulnerable could get scared and end up falling for this scam.10 yearsOh no, I meant to press the thumbs up but accidentally hit the red thumbs down! Didn’t mean to give a bad rating at all!10 yearsSomebody rang saying I'd signed up for call blocking, which I hadn't, and claimed they'd taken £125 from my account. I told him no money had been taken and that if it had, their service clearly wasn't working. Then the bloke told me to feck off and hung up. The number they called from doesn’t answer any incoming calls. Definitely a scam - don’t hand over any bank info!10 yearsI got a call saying I’d somehow signed up for a call blocking plan, which is news to me. They wanted me to pay for it, but I told them no way and mentioned I’d contact my bank just to be safe. Don’t fall for this, it’s definitely a scam!10 yearsIn just 4 days, I’ve had 7 calls from them. Thankfully, I block unknown numbers so I never pick up. You’d have thought they’d understand after a while!10 yearsThis number keeps ringing me and I really wish they would just leave me alone.10 yearsHeads up! Got a call from someone pushing an £80 a year anti nuisance call service, said I owed money for it. I told him I never signed up and had no clue what he was talking about. He then started getting all hostile, insisting I pay to cancel. When I mentioned my rights as a consumer here in the UK, he just cut me off. Proper dodgy behaviour.UK10 yearsThis number or the firm behind it has rung me quite a few times, and I've ended up losing cash because of them. They have a habit of disappearing for a year or so before reaching out once more. Their tale never changes - they insist you’ve got a contract and owe them money. I’ve flagged them as fraud. BE WARNED, they keep coming back and can get really aggressive. Don’t, under any condition, share your bank details with them. Always double-check with your bank just to be safe.10 yearsSomeone attempted to scam my elderly parents, but we managed to cancel their card straight away.10 yearsThey claim they want to put an end to annoying calls. I’ve got their name and address, but they just keep ringing, honestly getting so tired of it!!!10 yearsWe got the exact same scam call, and as soon as I told the woman I wasn’t interested, her voice totally changed. She got all annoyed and said I’d get charged regardless!!11 yearsThey keep saying I owe them money even though I’ve been paying every month. It’s like they just don’t wanna acknowledge my payments. Very frustrating!11 yearsMy mum got a call from some people saying she’d agreed to a 2 year deal with them to block annoying calls. Problem is, she did sign up to a 1 year contract ages ago with a company nearby, but never for two years. Feels like they were just trying to trick her into giving her bank info.11 yearsGot a call saying they’d block nuisance calls but then asked for my bank info to steal money. Blocking those calls should be free, it doesn’t cost a thing. I just told them off nicely and hung up. Definitely don’t share any bank details!11 yearsThis number called my elderly mum today, and she's worried they might have stolen money after pretending to check her bank account. They already seemed to have her card details, but a woman said they were going to give her the last two payments for free and that someone else would call later to confirm it was all legit. Then a bloke called back saying her info was right, but she told him she'd seen her payment had actually gone through. I tried ringing the number, but it looks like their office is shut over Xmas and won't be back till the 4th Jan. This all happened today. Do you think she’s been scammed in any way?11 yearsEvery time I get this call, they claim I’ve got a contract and owe a last payment. But the moment they realise someone else is nearby, they hang up straight away.Submit Your Own Report (01202 230199)
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