01206592027

I received a notification that this number could be linked to fraudulent activity, so I decided to disregard it and subsequently blocked the caller.

I received a call today, Wednesday 15th June, but it was silent, so I couldn't pick up. Subsequently, I thought it prudent to look into the number. I'd prefer if they don't attempt to reach me again.

I struggled to make sense of what the individual was saying due to their heavy accent, so I decided to end the call.

I’m absolutely chuffed to bits reading all your thoughts! They've been incredibly useful, and I’m glad to say I’ll be marking this as spam. Cheers! x

Definitely a scam, be careful!

I've been getting calls from this number time and again. According to my mobile, it’s hailing from Colchester, England.

I received a dodgy call from 01206592027. Definitely not legitimate!

I've been receiving incessant calls from an Indian gentleman. He often uses the number 01207 700014 as well. He claims to represent Carphone Warehouse, yet he struggles to say the name of the company correctly, which raises quite a few eyebrows!

I ended the call just now.

No sound at all.

I keep getting calls from this number, yet when I answer, it’s just dead air on the line. It's baffling, really! What could possibly be the point of ringing if there’s no one to speak to?

Got another random call from some number I didn’t know. Just one of those annoying cold calls again.

I decided not to pick up, figured it was probably some kind of scam.

Junk calls galore!

I gave that number a bell, but they just put the phone down straight away.

There was this guy from Asia calling, but I just couldn't get what he was saying.

I chose not to pick up the call since it registered as spam on my phone.

I happened to receive a call on the very day that I had arranged for British Gas/Dyno Rod to come and sort out a repair. When I dialled the number back, I was put on hold and greeted with a recorded announcement claiming to be Aqua Energies, which, to my knowledge, isn’t a real company at all. Quite strange, isn’t it?

Called this number on my cell and it just ended the call as soon as I picked up.

Got a few ring backs from this number, they said they were from Carphone Warehouse or something like that?? Very fishy if you ask me.

Wasn’t quite catching what she was saying, maybe had an eastern accent? Pretty sure I’ve heard her voice on a call from London before. This time, the number said it was from Colchester though. Bit dodgy if you ask me.

There was absolute silence for roughly ten seconds, and then a soft-spoken woman with a strong Indian accent chimed in with, "Hello, can you hear me?" After that, she simply hung up.

It’s quite peculiar that there was absolutely no sound at all from the number I checked today, 13th October, at precisely 13:56.

Today has been a right nightmare with the phone ringing off the hook. I've received nine calls, all from different numbers like 026, 027, 031, 024, and whatnot. It's enough to drive anyone round the bend!

Earlier today, I got two phone calls, the first one being from Sky, who claimed my internet connection was subpar due to some ongoing work. They requested that I install an app on my phone to supposedly boost the signal. Naturally, I didn’t buy it and hung up, opting instead to contact Sky directly. They swiftly informed me it was a scam. The second number that has been incessantly ringing me is 01206 592027. I hope they stop soon!

The caller didn’t utter a word and disconnected right away. They must have realised their phone was on a jaunt in Madeira. Fingers crossed it ended up being an expensive mistake!

I've been bombarded by calls today, it feels like a gazillion times, yet every single time it’s the same chap with an unmistakably strong Asian accent. It started off with him enthusiastically exclaiming, "you can grab an iPhone 13 prooooo MAARRRXXX" - it was quite the introduction! Initially, he quoted me £42 a month, with £10 for insurance and a hefty £79 upfront. I couldn’t resist and cheekily replied that I’d snagged an exclusive offer for just £34 on the same device. His reaction? “Let me just check with my manager,” he said, before literally putting me on hold for about two seconds. How does that even work? LOL! Then he came back with this astonishing offer, “just for you today, don’t share it with anyone, only £34, but it’s for the phone alone, no SIM.” I said, “no thanks, O2 has a nice SIM package for me.” But he was quick to counter with, “for just £9.99, I can bundle everything into an unlimited plan!” What’s more, he insisted I pay straight away before six o'clock so he could ship the phone out to me the very next day. I queried if I could get an email confirmation first, and he was adamant that they needed payment upfront due to very high demand, claiming the iPhone 13 was already a scarce item. I pressed him about how he could promise next-day delivery if stock was so low, and he casually replied, “Oh, I set aside five units in the back for today’s sales.” It was rather eerie, to say the least! Then he said he’d send me a link. Guess what? He forwarded me a link to a thoroughly dodgy Google Photoshopped page for the iPhone 13, listed for EE account holders. Absolute comedy gold! Can you believe it?

I’ve had a right nuisance of calls from scammers, all trying to fish for my bank details to verify my address so they can send me some supposedly fantastic SIM card offer. What a load of nonsense! Just ignore them and steer clear of sharing any personal information. They often ring from various numbers too. I’ve already made a report to Action Fraud about this lot!

I chose not to pick up the phone when it rang.

I can totally relate! I went to Carphone Warehouse too, and as a loyal customer, they were offering me an S21 Ultra for just £40 a month! Honestly, do they really think we fell off the turnip truck yesterday? It’s laughable!

Claims to be calling from Carphone Warehouse, stating it's a marketing call.

We're receiving incessant calls from the number mentioned above.