01208227317
βοΈ 01208227317 π is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 120822 with a prefix of 01208. The area code 01208 originates from Bodmin.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01208227317
- Unexpected scam regarding late fatherJun
2022John, medical alert scammer, persistentJun
2022Received scam call from unknown numberJun
2022Telemarketing calls with no answerJun
2022Missed call with no messageJun
2022Report scams, don't block numbersJun
2022Report scam numbers to authoritiesJun
2022Report scam attempts to authoritiesJun
2022Cold call scam, hung up quicklyJun
2022Received unwanted call about pendantJun
2022Contact center where call disconnectedJun
2022Call auto disconnected, likely scamJun
2022Unanswered call, suspicious of scamJun
2022Potential scam call, no messageJun
2022Difficulty understanding Indian accent over phoneJun
2022Missed call, no voicemail leftJun
2022Questionable market research practices, legalityJun
2022Medical alert devices are importantJun
2022Likely a nuisance call, unhelpfulJun
2022This comment is not relevantJun
2022Unknown number calls, no responseJun
2022Suspected scam call with silenceJun
2022Unknown caller, likely a scamJun
2022Silence on call, hung upJun
2022Caller hung up when answeredJun
2022Missed call, no voicemail leftJun
2022Struggling to move on emotionallyJun
2022Ignored, blocked a suspicious numberJun
2022Caller hung up on pickupJun
2022Received hang up phone callJun
2022Unidentified caller, suspicious silence reportedJun
2022Medic alert - medical emergency notificationJun
2022Reported dangerous scam callJun
2022Offered free medical alert watchJun
2022Challenged wrong number; possible data saleMay
2022Missed call, didn't pick upApr
2022Suspicious call ignored, likely scamApr
2022Requested to include information in postApr
2022Repetitive questions from JohnApr
2022Scam number, blocked itApr
2022Suspicious call from alleged companyApr
2022Received suspicious call from 01208227317Apr
2022Suspicious of medical alert offerApr
2022Beware of medical alert scamApr
2022Hung up after age questionApr
2022User believes in medical fraudApr
2022Unanswered call, potential scam alertApr
2022Unsolicited medical alert pendant offerApr
2022Questioned eligibility for medical alertApr
2022Questioned Medical Alert Pendants, realized scamApr
2022Received call offering medical alertApr
2022Beware of no-cost alert scamApr
2022Ignoring scam medical alert callApr
2022Ignoring unwanted medical alert pendantApr
2022Suspected scam regarding medical deviceApr
2022Phone call about possible scamApr
2022Suspicious call advertising free pendantApr
2022Unsolicited scam medical alert offerApr
2022Unknown caller rang repeatedly at homeApr
2022Unknown caller, pestering with long callsApr
2022Polite young man offered suspicious dealApr
2022Polite offer, but likely scamApr
2022Question about medical alert pendantApr
2022Request for medical alert information, declinedApr
2022Fake medical alert; random callerApr
2022Fake medical alert pendant scamApr
2022Suspicious interaction with medical pendant sellerApr
2022Suspicious interaction with medical alertApr
2022Possible scam using medical pendantApr
2022Suspicious cold call, possible scamApr
2022Cold calls for medical devices.Apr
2022Cold calling for medical devicesApr
2022Question about medical alert ageApr
2022Questioned invasive age question. Deflected appropriatelyApr
2022Reported unwanted call about medical alertApr
2022Call regarding medical alert pendantApr
2022Caller offers medical alarm, listener hesitantApr
2022Unwanted sales call declining politelyApr
2022Unsolicited call offering medical deviceApr
2022Unsolicited call from medical alertApr
2022Unfamiliar sender, no message receivedApr
2022Unknown sender, no new informationApr
2022Suspected scam posing as Medical AlertApr
2022Offered pendant for customers over 50Apr
2022Eligible, FOC pendant, confusing interactionApr
2022Previous comments offered pendant etcApr
2022Concern about medical records sharedApr
2022Number Of Searches: 154 Number Of Comments: 82 First Seen: 24 April 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Barbieston(East Ayrshire), Fallings Heath(Staffordshire) and Loughinisland(County Down).
01208227317 has 82 comments of which 29 x negative and 53 x neutral
01208227317 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number βοΈ 01208227317 π is reported as a persistent scam originating from a dubious caller claiming to offer βfreeβ medical alert pendants, primarily targeting those over 50. The caller often identifies as John or Chris from a non-existent "Medical Alert" company and requests personal information, including age and health status, before abruptly ending calls when questioned. Many recipients report silence or abrupt hang-ups upon answering, with no legitimate company details provided. Concerns have been raised about potential misuse of personal and medical data. Blocking the number is common but deemed ineffective due to frequent changes of fake numbers. Users are advised not to engage or return calls, and to report incidents to official fraud authorities to help law enforcement monitor and tackle these widespread scams.
Reports on phone number 01208227317
4 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be from BT saying my late dad was owed shares he hadn’t claimed. Seemed like a total scam to me.BT4 yearsHad a call from a bloke named John, said he was with some medical alert service. Really pushy and felt like a total scam. Watch out for that one.John4 yearsYesterday I got a call from this number, and it was some automated voice asking me to press a button to say who I was. It wasn’t someone saved in my contacts, and it felt really dodgy. I think it’s a scam, so watch out if you get calls like this!BT Caller4 yearsBeen getting loads of calls from this number all day long, but when I answer, there’s absolutely no one there. Happening here in the Neath area. Proper annoying!Neath4 yearsThis number, 01208 227317, called me but didn’t leave any voicemail. I usually check all my incoming calls by letting the answerphone pick up first.4 yearsI got a call on my landline from the number 01208227317. A man answered and said if you're over 50, you could get a complimentary Health Pendant. I told him I wasn’t interested at all, and he just said alright and ended the call.4 yearsSounds like some call centre from who knows where. There was a bit of quiet before I realised what it was. Ended the call straight away.4 yearsI received an unsolicited call promoting a complimentary health pendant. When I inquired about how they obtained my number, the caller abruptly ended the conversation. Seems like a likely sales scam to me.4 yearsI got a call from 01208227317, but when I picked up, no one spoke and then they just ended the call.4 yearsI didn’t pick up the call and they didn’t bother leaving a voicemail or anything.4 yearsI didn’t pick up, seems like it’s probably just some annoying spam from what folks are saying here.4 yearsGot cut off before I even picked up, no voicemail or anything left behind.4 yearsI received a call from this number earlier today, and there was nothing but silence on the other end. I'm guessing it's one of those dodgy scam calls... What a pity, as I enjoy having a bit of fun with them and keeping them chatting for ages!4 yearsHealth WarningHealth4 yearsI got a call from some Market Research folks. They kept trying to dig up info from me. When I asked how they even got my home number, they just clammed up and wouldn’t say. Isn't that against the law or something?Market Research Centre4 yearsGot a call on my landline from an unfamiliar number, picked up but there was nothing on the other end then the call just dropped. Looked up the number afterwards and turns out it’s marked as a SCAM.4 yearsI didn’t pick up the call. After checking the number through a few reverse lookup sites, I figured it was probably a scam.4 yearsAs soon as I picked up, they just ended the call on me.4 yearsI didnt pick up and just hung up spose its a scam since there was no voicemail.4 yearsThe phone rang but I didn’t even pick up before they hung up. I looked up the number and after seeing what others said about it, I’ve decided to block it.4 yearsDidn’t get any voicemail, pretty sure it was a scam.4 yearsHad a call from a lady with an Indian accent, but honestly, I really struggled to get what she was saying.4 yearsI answered the call, but there was nothing but quiet on the other end, so I decided to hang up.4 yearsI just ended the call straight away.4 yearsWhen I picked up, the caller from 01208227317 just ended the call straight away.4 yearsI answered the call but there was nobody there, seemed like one of those dodgy scammers to me. Wouldnt be surprised if it's one of those risky scam calls!4 yearsClaimed I was eligible for a complimentary medical alert device. Farewell!4 yearsThe person on the other end failed to introduce themselves... very suspicious silence, if you ask me!4 yearsI picked up and the person just ended the call right away.4 yearsThe caller identified himself as John. I pressed him for the source of my phone number, but he dodged the query entirely, prompting me to end the call. It wouldn’t surprise me if the NHS is peddling patients' medical records.JohnNHS4 yearsI chose not to pick up the phone.4 yearsThis number isn't saved in our contacts. We're unlisted, so I'm guessing it's just some random cold call, maybe even a scam. Didn't bother answering.4 yearsI told him to just send it through the post, but he kept pushing and wouldn’t let it go!4 yearsJust like everyone else, this John bloke kept on askin the exact same questions over and over.John4 yearsI got a call from someone selling medical alert pendants and when they asked if I was over 50, I said no. Right after that, they just hung up without saying anything else. I had already heard about these sorts of calls, so I knew it was a scam trying to get personal info and bank details.4 yearsGot a call from 01208 227317 earlier today. The bloke who answered said his name was John and claimed my details suggested I might qualify for a free medical alert button. When I asked him how he got my info, he quickly hung up with a "have a nice day." Feels like a dodgy scam preying on folks who might be unwell or vulnerable. From what I understand, genuine emergency alert systems are always connected to local, trustworthy providers and usually charge a fee. Definitely wouldn’t trust this one.John4 yearsI just got a phone call from 01208 227317. A bloke named John told me my info showed I might qualify for a free medical alert button. When I asked him where he got my details, he hung up suddenly, saying “have a nice day”. This seems like a dodgy scam, preying on people who might be unwell or vulnerable. From what I understand, these emergency alert devices always come with a fee and are connected to legitimate local services, so this call’s definitely suspicious.John4 yearsNo message was left, so I looked it up here and it's pretty clear this number is dodgy... I've gone ahead and blocked it.4 yearsThis was clearly a health-related scam.4 years'Medical Alert' offers a complimentary pendant for seniors, but I reckon it’s a dodgy outfit - likely a scam trying to nab card details under the guise of 'delivery' or something along those lines. For the genuine 'Medic Alert', you should reach out to them at an 01908 number.4 yearsJust like a few others mentioned here, they didn’t say any company name. They were pushing some 'free medical alert pendant'. The first thing they asked was if I was over 50. They claimed someone gave them my number, thinking I might qualify. I asked who exactly had passed on my details, but they dodged the question and just kept going with their script. Honestly, I’d watch out for this one. Feels like a scam to me.4 yearsLike a few others have said, they never told me what company they were from. They were trying to give me a ‘free medical alert pendant.’ First thing they asked was if I was over 50. When I asked who gave them my number, they dodged the question and just kept going with their spiel. Honestly, this feels dodgy to me. Watch out, I reckon it’s a scam.4 yearsSome bloke called me, really polite and all, saying I could get a free medical alert watch or a necklace thing. I kept asking how much it would be, turns out it’s 99p every day. That adds up to over £3,200 a year - way too pricey in my book. Then he asked for my bank details, but I told him no way am I giving out that info on the phone. Feels dodgy to me, probably a scam.4 yearsThis afternoon I got a call from someone named 'JOHN' claiming to be a medical rep offering a medical alert. He asked if I was over 60, and I just said that was private info and hung up. Right as I was ending the call, he quickly said sorry for disturbing me. Don’t let his polite manner fool you - watch out, it’s a scam.JOHN4 yearsGot a call from this number but didn’t pick up since it looked totally unknown. The call went straight to voicemail but I couldn’t hear anything on the other end. What’s worse, the phone line stayed tied up and I couldn’t hang up normally. Ended up having to unplug the phone just to get it working again. Definitely some sort of scam or spam - watch out!4 yearsI got a call asking about some kind of medical alert system, and the very first thing they asked was “Are you over 50?” which felt way too personal. I told them I didn’t understand their question because it seemed none of their business.4 yearsThey called me about some medical alert thing and the very first thing they asked was if I was over 50. I thought that was none of their business, so I just told them I didn’t really understand what they meant.4 yearsA guy called saying I qualify for some medical alert pendant and asked if I was over 50. I asked him what it was about, and he went on with a lengthy explanation. Then I wondered aloud why my 98-year-old mum hadn't got one. Right away, I knew it was dodgy, but I suppose someone more vulnerable might fall for it.4 yearsA lad called me up asking if I qualified for a medical alert pendant, asking if I was past 50. I wasn't sure what it was about, so he went on to explain it all in detail. I then said, what about my mum who’s 98 and hasn’t been offered anything? Right away I suspected it was dodgy, but I can see how someone who’s not careful could be taken in.4 yearsGot a call earlier from a young bloke saying I could get a free medical alert thingy. He asked if I was over 50, so I fibbed a bit.... He was polite and said cheers before putting the phone down. Later, I saw on a community forum that if you dig deeper, there’s probably a fee involved, so it’s not truly free and sounds dodgy. If you can keep them on the line a bit longer, it might just delay them ringing you again.4 yearsGot a call earlier today from a guy saying I might qualify for a free medical alert gadget. He asked if I was above 50, so I fibbed a bit. After that, he just said have a nice day and ended the call. I saw on a community forum that if you dig deeper into the chat, you end up having to pay, so it’s not really free and probably a con. If you can, try to keep them talking - it might delay the next call coming through.4 yearsReceived a call claiming to be from Medical Alert, and they began inquiring about my age. I mentioned that I was registered with the Telephone Preference Service, and the caller swiftly apologised before hanging up. After a quick search, I discovered that the number they called from doesn’t match the official Medical Alert contact.Medical AlertTelephone Preference Service4 yearsSome bloke called himself John from Medical Alert, said I qualified for some medical alert gadget. When I asked why he was ringing me, he said someone told him I was eligible. I asked who told him that, and he suddenly went silent. Then he just said again he was John from Medical Alert. I wanted to know why he had my number and why he was calling me. He told me they were in Dorset and insisted I qualified for this device. I said no thanks and he hung up nicely. Felt like a scam though, as he didn’t even know my name.JohnDorset4 yearsLike others have said about this number, they called asking if I wanted a medical alert pendant and whether I was over 50. I told them it wasn’t their concern and then he just hung up on me. The number was 01208 227317.4 yearsJust like others have mentioned, this number rang me up about a medical alert pendant and then asked if I was over 50. I told him it wasn’t anything he needed to know and he hung up straight away. Number was 01208 227317.4 yearsDon’t know who called me but they were ringing for ages! Nearly picked up just to tell them to buzz off. Nobody ever phones my landline, so it’s a mystery how they even got hold of it.4 yearsI have no clue who kept calling, but they were on the line forever. I almost picked up just to tell them to buzz off. Nobody ever phones my landline, so I’m not sure how they managed to get hold of it.4 yearsGot a call from some young bloke offering a medical alert necklace. He said I was eligible but seemed unsure if I was over 50, and couldn’t even confirm my name. Definitely felt dodgy to me, prob a scam.4 yearsGot a call from some young bloke offering a medical alert pendant thing, said I qualified but then asked if I was over 50 and never bothered to say my name. Sounded a bit dodgy to me, probably a scam.4 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming he 'works with nearby groups' and says I might qualify for some kind of medical alert pendant. He didn’t know my name and when I asked where he got my unlisted number from, he just dropped the call. Definitely a con.4 yearsI got a call from some bloke claiming he was linked to local groups and said I might qualify for a medical alert pendant. He couldn’t even say my actual name and when I asked where he got my unlisted number from, he just ended the call. Definitely felt like a scam.4 yearsOn the 15th of July, I got a call from a bloke on 01208227317 asking John’s phone. He asked me about my age and if I had any medical issues, but I just ended the call straight away.John4 yearsSome bloke called John asked if I was above 50 years old to see if I qualified for a medical alert pendant. Didn’t mention any company at all. I just said I was going to end the call and put the phone down.John4 yearsthis bloke john called, asked if i was above 50, said there might be a chance to get a medical alert pendant. he never mentioned which company he was with. i just told him i'd end the call.John4 yearsGot a phone call out of the blue from someone trying to flog me some medical alert gadgets. Didn't sound legit at all, just one of those cold calls trying to push stuff I don't need. Annoying really, wish they'd stop ringing about these things.4 yearsGot a call out of the blue the other day, someone trying to pitch those medical alert gadgets. Was a bit annoying, didn’t ask for it or anything. Just one of those cold calls selling stuff I really have no interest in.4 yearsA guy called saying I could get a free medical alert bracelet if I’m over 50. He sounded nice enough, and didn’t get pushy when I told him I wasn’t convinced about it. Still, I didn’t share any personal details. Pretty sure it’s a scam.4 yearssome young guy rang me up saying i might qualify for a free medical alert bracelet and asked if i was over 50. he was quite polite, even though i was a bit suspicious about the whole thing. i didn’t give him any details tho. definitely a scam in my opinion.4 yearsGot a call from some 'Medical Alert' place, saying they'd send a free pendant - sounded fishy, probably after my card details or something. They asked if I’m over 50 and if I use a walking stick. When I brought up the TPS, I got a bit mixed up, maybe some robot answering me? I ended up pressing the wrong option and had to ring back. Checked the number with 1471, and was told a manager would ring me back, but still no sign of them.TPS4 yearsGot a call saying I qualified for some medical alert thingy. Couldn’t help but chuckle before putting the phone down.4 yearsGot a call from some spammer claiming I qualified for a medical alert pendant. I just chuckled and ended the call straight away.4 yearssome bloke called me up sayin he was dave from care call, told me i might qualify for a free medical alarm, that it wouldn’t cost a penny. then he started askin if i was over 50. i cut him off straight away, said i wasn’t keen on what sounded like a sales pitch. he just said “right then, goodbye. have a good one” and hung up.CallerDave4 yearsI got a call from someone saying “hi, this is Dave from Care Call. You might qualify for a free medical alarm that won’t cost you a penny. But first, I need to ask if you’re over 50.” I replied, “Sorry, but this sounds like a sales pitch, so I’m not interested.” He quickly said, “Okay, no worries. Have a good day,” and hung up.Dave4 yearsIt seems this isn't a proper Medical Alert service since the company appears to be non-existent. I suspect it could be an XD TPS number, which suggests it was probably just a random call.Medical Alert4 yearsSome bloke rang me claiming to be from ‘medical alert’ and said I might be eligible for a medical alert button, without even asking who they were speaking to or if I agreed to the call. He quickly started asking questions, kicking off with “Are you over 50?” As it turns out, we’re both well past 50, but we don’t need one of those devices. I just hung up straight away.4 yearssome bloke rang up claiming to be from ‘medical alert’ and said i might be eligible for one of their emergency alert buttons, even though i never gave my name or said anyone in the house needed it. he then started firing off questions, first one being “are you over 50?” it just so happens we’re both quite over that age, but we don’t need anything like that. so, i just hung up straight away.4 yearsdont know who that is, they left no voicemail or anything.4 yearsDon't recognise the number and no voicemail left.4 yearsTried to entice me with a necklace, but only for those aged 50 and above!4 yearsA chap just rang me claiming that my records showed I qualify for a free pendant since I'm medically immunosuppressed. Then, out of the blue, he wanted my personal information! I queried why he needed to ask me anything if he already had my details in front of him. He just mumbled something, said his farewells, and promptly cut the line. What a right numpty!4 yearsI saw that others have mentioned receiving offers for pendants and such, but I made it clear that I’m not keen and kindly requested no further calls.4 yearsSomeone rang claiming to be Chris and had a chat with my elderly mother-in-law, who lives with my husband and me. As noted by others, this caller was offering a complimentary pendant for her safety in case of a fall when she’s alone. Thankfully, she pointed out that she’s never on her own since her son works from home. However, my mother-in-law mistakenly thought this call was linked to her recent routine blood tests due to her immunosuppressed condition. This raises the question: is there a potential breach of privacy concerning individuals' medical information, or is it merely a coincidence that two people with similar health issues have received such calls?ChrisSubmit Your Own Report (01208 227317)
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