01208227318
☎️ 01208227318 👆 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 01208227318
- Received medical pendant offers; sarcastic responseJun
2022Identifying user's medical alert providerJun
2022Unwanted persistent call, likely scamJun
2022Received call from familiar scammer-like numberJun
2022Reporting scams important to stopJun
2022Report fake UK phone numbersJun
2022Report all scam attempts immediatelyJun
2022Suspicious unsolicited call for alertJun
2022Scam phone call targeting elderlyJun
2022User unfamiliar with subject matterJun
2022Suspicious automated calls offering medical alertJun
2022Caller offering free medical alertJun
2022Warning potential medical alert scamJun
2022Medical alert call silence endJun
2022No response from silent callerJun
2022Scam call about medical alertJun
2022free medical alert system scamJun
2022Warning about medical watch scamJun
2022Potential scam for medical alertJun
2022Concern about ineffective medical equipmentJun
2022Warning about potential scams by scammersJun
2022Call blocked, likely voice scam.Jun
2022User reports concept as scamJun
2022Ignoring unfamiliar numbers out of cautionJun
2022Suspicious call about age. EndedJun
2022Medical alert for emergency situationsJun
2022Unknown caller, no message, blockedJun
2022Received suspicious call from DorsetJun
2022Warning against potential scammersJun
2022Suspicious call about medical alertJun
2022Concern for elderly father's safetyJun
2022Beware of dangerous money scammersJun
2022Lack of knowledge about topicJun
2022Persistent aggressive caller from medical companyJun
2022Concerns about receiving scam callsJun
2022Unwanted age questions, talked overJun
2022Call ended abruptly during conversationJun
2022Suspicious call from unknown manJun
2022Unwanted call asking for informationJun
2022Cautious about potential scam attemptJun
2022Warning about potential scam operationJun
2022Unknown caller, blocked for annoyanceJun
2022Unsolicited call for medical alertJun
2022Invalid input - not a commentJun
2022Suspicious call from unknown personJun
2022Over 50, free medical alertJun
2022Beware of suspicious medical callsJun
2022Eligible for free medical deviceJun
2022Scam caller requesting personal informationJun
2022Caller asked age, then disconnectedJun
2022Medical bracelet scam targeted seniorsJun
2022Spam call from number 01208227318Jun
2022Turning the tables on scammersJun
2022Inquiry about eligibility for pendantJun
2022Unsolicited call offers medical alertJun
2022Call from unfamiliar number avoidedJun
2022Unsolicited medical alert pen scamJun
2022"Robots are efficient and helpful."Jun
2022English-sounding accent medical alert scamMay
2022Suspicious call, likely a scamMay
2022Ignored unrecognized call, blocked numberMay
2022Warning about medical scams, blockedApr
2022Reported suspicious phone call to authoritiesApr
2022Missed important call, now concernedApr
2022Complaint about intrusive Medi AidApr
2022Received suspicious call about MedicalAlert pendantApr
2022In need of medical servicesApr
2022Multiple harassing calls from 01208227318Apr
2022Ignored potentially harmful phone callApr
2022Unknown missed call, potential scamApr
2022Medical pendant offer scam alertApr
2022Received unwanted medical alert call.Apr
2022Silent call, suspected scammerApr
2022Skepticism towards emergency call serviceApr
2022Power outage during phone callApr
2022Scam medical alert pendant phone-callApr
2022Unsolicited call likely medical alert scamApr
2022Warning: Potential scam for elderlyApr
2022Refused to disclose personal informationApr
2022Ignore unfamiliar calls, protect privacyApr
2022Beware of scammers onlineApr
2022Unsolicited sales call from companyApr
2022Possible scam, medical alert braceletApr
2022Received spam call, no answerApr
2022Refers to Newton Abbot, DevonApr
2022Marketing call from Telepro MarketingApr
2022Suspicious phone call from unknownApr
2022Unsolicited call offering scam medical alarmApr
2022Cold call offering free deviceApr
2022No message left, unknown personApr
2022Local company, free medical pendantApr
2022Suspicious call from potential botApr
2022Unsolicited call offering medical pendantApr
2022Number Of Searches: 188 Number Of Comments: 85 First Seen: 25 April 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Billacombe(Devon), Chapel Plaister(Wiltshire), Rook Street(Wiltshire) and Waldringfield Heath(Suffolk).
01208227318 has 85 comments of which 38 x negative and 47 x neutral
01208227318 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01208227318 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving unsolicited calls from individuals claiming to offer free medical alert pendants, primarily targeting older or vulnerable people. Callers often ask personal questions such as age and medical conditions but provide little or no verifiable company information. The calls may be automated or scripted, with many recipients advising against sharing any details. Numerous users highlight the inappropriate and invasive nature of these calls, stressing they frequently ignore requests to stop contacting. Blocking the number may have limited effectiveness due to spoofing techniques. Victims are urged to report these incidents to police fraud databases and their local MPs to help tackle the widespread problem and protect at-risk individuals from potential financial and privacy harm.
Reports on phone number 01208227318
4 yearsSome bloke rang about a free medical pendant, kept going on for ages. When he asked if I’d had any recent falls, I said just when I’m totally hammered. He hung up right after that.4 yearsGot a call from a bloke named Jonathan claiming he was from Medical Alert.JonathanMedical Alert4 yearsThis caller was super pushy about those medical pendants, seriously wouldn’t take no for an answer. I felt like they were totally invading my space so I just ended the call. Seemed dodgy to me, could be a scam.4 yearsPretty sure this is a con, they’re pretending to give you a free medical alert gadget that nobody asked for. I didn’t stick around to get asked for any personal details and since I’m on the telephone preference service list, I normally don’t get calls from legit companies. Seems like it’s aimed at elderly or disabled folks who might not spot the scam like I do, so it feels both risky and sneaky to me.4 yearsJust got a phone call from someone named John claiming to be from Medical Alert Monitoring around 5:55pm. He said my mum qualifies for some sort of medical alert device. After asking a few more questions, I found out he’s actually calling from their Dorset office. Took a good few minutes to get the caller’s details, but I stayed on the line until I did - seems like if you don’t hang up first, they can’t end the call themselves! Feels like one of those cold calls aimed at elderly folks, so I’m pretty convinced it’s a scam.JohnDorset4 yearsNot really sure, but I think they rung my landline before since it shows up as “Tw*t” - a name I use whenever some dodgy person’s trying to con me outta cash.4 yearsI just got a call about a free medical watch, sounded too good to be true. Turns out, it was one of those scams trying to get your info. Watch out for these kind of dodgy offers!4 yearsI got a phone call from someone claiming to be from "Medical Alert," offering me a free medical alert pendant. The voice seemed genuine, but there were awkward pauses whenever I answered, so I'm pretty sure it was an automated system reacting to what I said. My elderly mum and dad also received the same call and chatted with them longer than me. They were almost about to give their card info to cover some daily 99p monitoring charge. Thankfully, they couldn’t find their wallet at that moment, so they avoided getting scammed. Definitely sounds like a dodgy setup.4 yearsWatch out for scams, people.4 yearsI have no idea who that is.4 yearsThe person on the phone said I might be eligible for some kind of medical alert system. They then asked if I was above 50 years old. When I told them I’m younger, they went quiet for a bit and then just hung up.4 yearsGot a call from someone pushing a medical alert necklace, seemed like a total rip-off.4 yearsThis bloke rang me up saying it was about a medical alert or summat, but he had no clue who I was. I just ended the call. Sounds like he was after older folks or maybe he already had someone in mind.4 yearsI've had calls from someone claiming to represent a medical firm, and this isn't the first time they've rung me. Despite me asking them nicely to quit phoning, they keep ringing and won't listen or quit. It's quite frustrating!4 yearsGot a call from someone named John, said he was with Medical Alert and that I might be eligible for some kind of alert watch. Then he asked if I was over 50, which felt a bit off. Told him I wasn’t interested and ended the call quick. Sounds like a typical scam to me.John4 yearsI got a call from someone called “John,” but it was clearly a robo call. He was “offering” a free medical alert bracelet if you’re over 50. Seemed like they were just fishing for older folks who might be easy targets.4 yearsI answered the call but stayed quiet since usually these calls rely on voice commands. There was silence for a bit, so I ended up blocking the number.4 yearsThis number kept calling my dad and he got really anxious since he's quite elderly. I don't think it's fair to bother people like that.4 yearsI just ignored the call since it was from an unknown number, and there wasn't any voicemail either. I’m always wary of calls like that.4 yearsLooks like I’m eligible for a free medical alert pendant or watch, which is pretty handy.4 yearsThis mysterious number has been incessantly ringing my phone, yet not a single voicemail has graced my inbox. One would think that a genuine caller would at least show a modicum of courtesy by leaving a message. Quite frankly, it’s rather inconsiderate. I've decided to block the nuisance.4 yearsThere’s this number that keeps ringing me but never drops a voicemail. Usually, if it’s someone genuine, they’d be polite enough to leave a message. So, I’ve just decided to block it.4 yearsGot a call from some bloke named John offering a free medical alert pendant. He wouldn’t tell me where he’d got my number from or which company he was working for. The number showed as 01208 227318 and he sounded pretty convincing, but something felt off since he never mentioned the organisation’s name. Definitely a scam, watch out! Sounded like an English accent too. Don’t trust it!John4 yearsI got a call from 01208 227318, and when I picked up, there was nothing but silence at first, followed by a weird buzzing sound. Definitely feels like a spam call, which I saw lots of people here also mentioning in their comments.4 yearsThey called to say I could get a free medical alert system, but honestly, it just felt like a total scam.4 yearsGot a call from someone about a medical alert pendant they wanted to sell me. I asked them how they got my details but they just refused to say. Ended up hanging up and blocked the number straight away.4 yearsThat sounded like a well-spoken scammer trying to get my details.4 yearsLike with other calls I've had, he started by saying I might qualify for a medical alert system and asked if I was past 50. I told him straight up that it sounded like a total con and just hung up. I can see how elderly folks might get worried by this kind of thing.4 yearsGot a call from this number but couldn’t pick up quick enough and no voicemail was left. What’s really unsettling is that I was rushed to hospital recently in an ambulance thinking it was a heart attack, only to be told I've got cancer instead. How on earth did they get hold of my phone number? It feels like either the NHS system’s been breached or someone working there is leaking patient info to dodgy people. I’ve gone ahead and blocked the number now.NHS4 yearsHad yet another scam call the other day, absolutely horrible folks. I flipped things around and asked them for their gran's phone number so I could have a chat and let her know about their dodgy scammy behaviour. Of course, they ended up just hanging up on me. What a joke!4 yearsPicked up and said hello but no answer, then the call just ended without a word.4 yearsGot a call out of the blue from some medical alert centre claiming I’m eligible for one of their medical alert pendants. Pretty annoying and totally unsolicited.4 yearsGot a call from someone about a ‘medical alert’ system, asking if I’m over 50 and if I want one of those alarm pendants or whatever. Felt a bit sketchy to me.4 yearsThey called saying I qualified for a free medical alert device because I’m over 50. When I asked them who they thought they were ringing, they just kept replying with lots of yeses and nos, then they suddenly cut the call.4 yearsThe moment they phoned, the first thing they asked was if I was over 50 and if I needed a walking stick!! Found it a bit strange and pretty impolite. Figured it was fishy pretty quick, so I just hung up straight away!!4 yearsGot a call from a really polite young guy called Shaun, sounded English. He asked if I was over 50 and said it was about a medical alert thing. I said no thanks as we’re all healthy here anyway. He was polite and thanked me before hanging up. Still, feels like a scam to me, so watch out!Shaun4 yearsI reckon they're probably trying to offload some useless "medical gear" that doesn't work for anything.4 yearsWatch out for these money scammers, they're really dodgy!4 yearsAttention all fraudsters!4 yearsJust like many others, they kept asking for my age and wouldn't listen even after I said no. Ended up blocking the number.4 yearsI picked up and they immediately ended the call.4 yearsSomebody rang saying they were from "Medic Alert" and that according to their info, I’m eligible for some kind of medical alert device. They wanted to check my age too. I was curious where they got my details, so I asked if they were calling from an actual medical clinic or just a separate business. Strange enough, the call just dropped right then! Bit of a dodgy sales pitch or scam, I reckon.4 yearsI got a call from this number about some free medical offer or whatnot. When I asked where they were calling from and started questioning them, the person quickly hung up. Watch out for this one!4 yearsGot a call from someone selling a Medical Alert Pendant, but they had no clue who I was. The caller asked for personal info, kept dodging when I asked who they needed to speak to. I kept pressing, "Who exactly are you trying to reach?" until he finally quieted down and we actually talked. He said he was new, just reading from a script, and that his manager gave him the number - but no name attached. Honestly, they had zero idea who they were ringing up.Medical Alert4 yearsGot a call from someone named John about some kind of medical bracelet, said it was for folks over 50 with specific health issues. Sounded like one of those dodgy medical scams to me.4 yearsNot too sure, actually.4 yearsI got a call from some bloke claiming to be from a Dorset medical alert service, telling me I could get a free medical alert bracelet if I'm over 50. He actually asked if I was over 60, which felt a bit off. I told him I'd never come across their company before and sounded a bit wary. Then they just said cheers and hung up.Dorset4 yearsGot a call from a man, couldn’t quite get his name. He asked how he got my number and claimed it was shared with him by "local companies and the authorities." When I told him to take my info off their list, he just hung up before I could finish.4 yearsI got a call from some medical alert company saying if we’re over 50, we could get a free medical alarm pendant. I told the person that we are on the TPS and shouldn’t be getting these calls. Then they just ended the call straight away.Medial Alert4 yearsI answered a call from someone who somehow knew my name. They questioned me about whether I was over the age of fifty and then abruptly disconnected the line. Quite peculiar, really!4 yearsA chap from England rang me earlier today, claiming that I qualified for a medical alert pen. When I inquired about the person he was phoning on behalf of, he mentioned that he was new and that I'd need to speak to his manager for further information. Rather suspicious, don’t you think? Then he abruptly ended the call - typical scam behaviour!England4 yearsAutomaton4 yearsI just ended the call straight away since I didn’t know the number at all.4 yearsI received a call earlier today from someone with a distinctly British accent, claiming to be from a private firm that deals with medical alert systems. Apparently, I'm entitled to receive a free alert pendant due to my medical condition and being over the age of 50. However, it was rather alarming when he didn’t even know my name. When I inquired how he managed to obtain my phone number-especially considering I'm not listed in directories and I'm on the telephone preference service-he mentioned that local agencies had referred me because of my situation. I pointed out that this seemed like a serious breach of data protection laws, and I asked him to provide details about these agencies sharing such sensitive information. After a rather brisk exchange, he wished me a quick good morning and promptly ended the call. It’s troubling to think how easily a vulnerable person could have fallen for this.4 yearsToday, I had a rather dodgy phone call from this number. An unfamiliar bloke, who said he was with a medical firm, tried to sell me a medical alert pendant-absolutely free of charge! It all seems highly suspect and has all the hallmarks of a scam, if you ask me!4 yearsI let this call go to voicemail since I didn't know the number, and they never left a message. So, I've just blocked it now.4 yearsI got a call about some medical stuff, sounded dodgy, so I just blocked the number.4 yearsGot a call from Medi Aid, they kept bombarding me with loads of nosy questions, quite annoying really.Medi4 yearsJust like the others, got a call about some medical alert pendant. I hung up straight away. Was surprised the number showed up as Bodmin - though I reckon it’s probably spoofed. Definitely a SCAM.Bodmin4 yearsJust got a missed call from 01208227318, but I have no idea who that could be. Anyone else had this number ring them? Feels a bit dodgy, maybe a scam?4 yearsPicked up the phone and there was just silence, no one said a word. Felt like it could've been one of those scam or telemarketing calls.4 yearsI chose not to pick up the call since it seemed a bit dodgy.4 yearsGot loads of annoying calls from 01208227318, really getting on my nerves.4 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were a medical firm offering a medical alert pendant. I just ended the call straight away.4 yearsToday, 29 April 22, around 5:35pm, I got a call from 01208227318 claiming to be from some medical department or something. Feels like they're targeting older folks, which really worries me. I reckon it’s about time the Police got a heads up about this. I’ve marked the number as risky just in case.4 yearsGot a call about a "free alert pendant" deal aimed at older folks. They started asking my age but nope, I never share personal details with random callers out of the blue. Be careful, this might be some kind of money trick. Don't hand over any info!4 yearsGot a call from 01208227318, but this time it wasn’t about any medical alert stuff like others mentioned. The bloke said they’re a new business starting up shortly. He asked for my mobile number and email, but I just gave him some fake ones. Not really a sales pitch or anything, just odd.4 yearsGot a call from a bloke saying I qualify for a free medical alert bracelet. I said I wasn’t interested, but he just kept pushing and asked how old I was. I said I don’t share that kind of info and then ended the call.4 yearsSomebody from a medical alert bracelet firm called our office line and without any intro just dove straight into trying to sell their product. I ended the call pretty quick!4 yearsI wasnt quick enough to answer this landline call and ended up missing it. These days, I hardly ever use my landline to make or take calls because of all the scams going around - I stick to my mobile instead. But weirdly enough, I gave my doctors surgery this number just a couple of days ago so they could call me back for a triage appointment. I wanted to make sure I was reachable on a dependable phone. Reading through the comments here about this number, loads mention medical scams. Feels like more than just a coincidence, honestly!4 yearsGot a call from this number but CallGuardian blocked the ID, so no clue who it was. The whole thing smells like one of those medical alert scams, especially since both me and my mum wear medical bracelets due to health issues. Thing is, we haven’t shared our numbers with anyone, so it’s definitely suspicious.4 yearsThis guy said he was from some medical alert outfit. When he first asked my age, I just wouldn’t tell him. I also mentioned that I’m on the phone preference list, so technically I shouldn’t be getting calls like this.Telephone Preference Service4 yearsThere’s a medical crew nearby where I live.4 yearsOn 29/4/22 at about 11.05am, the power went out just as the call came in, which also dropped the phone line. When the electricity came back, the phone reset almost instantly and the call could be returned. The number didn’t ring any bells and I’m registered with the TPS. Just checked the number now and will be blocking it straight away.Telephone Preference Service4 yearsI got a call from some medical alert bracelet place asking for my details. When I asked how they got my number, they just ended the call. Definitely sounds like a scam to me!4 yearsHad a nuisance call on the Saturday morning of the 29th April 2022. Strangely enough, there was no one on the line when I picked up.4 yearsThe previous remark pertains to Newton Abbot in Devon.Newton AbbotDevon4 yearsI received a call on the 29th of April, 2022, supposedly from Telepro Marketing. I can only assume it's one of those pesky cold calls trying to sell something. They did mention that I could hit 1 to opt-out of their calls, which seems like the usual procedure.Telepro Marketing4 yearsI don't have any acquaintances in the Bodmin vicinity, so I can only speculate that it might be yet another scam operation. I chose not to pick up the call.Bodmin4 yearsI received a rather dubious call from someone claiming to have a list of at-risk individuals aged over 50, offering them a complimentary alarm to wear around their necks! He mentioned a medical firm located in Dorset, but when I inquired about my identity, he seemed completely clueless. It was at that moment I understood it was a scam, and I promptly ended the conversation. It baffles me how he could possibly have access to a list of vulnerable people when all he appeared to possess were phone numbers - and ours is supposed to be ex-directory!Dorset4 yearsReceived an unsolicited call this morning regarding a complimentary neck-mounted gadget designed for emergency falls. However, as the conversation progressed, the caller began to probe further with personal questions, prompting me to hang up. I've always believed in the principle that there's no such thing as a free lunch! It’s rather irritating to deal with these persistent calls.4 yearsDidn’t bother leaving a voice note - I don’t have any acquaintances in Bodmin.Bodmin4 yearsHe mentioned collaborating with nearby firms and claimed to be giving away a medical pendant at no cost. Curious, I inquired about the specific local company that had passed along my details. He meandered through his response before finally confessing that he was quite new in this role. Based on his accent, it seemed he hailed from the South of England rather than abroad.South of England4 years"I’ve had a number of calls from this ‘Trevor’ character associated with something called the Local Pro, which is set to launch next month. Over the past couple of years, I’ve received this call far too often. While it initially felt fairly authentic, I started to notice a few peculiarities that led me to believe ‘Trevor’ might not be entirely human. For instance, when I once pointedly asked if he was a robot, his rather odd response was, 'No, I am not a robot'-not exactly the kind of answer you’d expect from a real person! Just the other day, during a particularly awkward silence, I replied with an ‘OK’, to which he promptly assured me, 'this is not a sales call!' Naturally, I couldn't resist firing back with ‘so you’re also not a robot, right?’ There was a brief moment of silence before the line suddenly went dead. As it turns out, my instincts were spot on; this whole affair is nothing more than a scam!"Trevor4 yearsReceived a rather dodgy call claiming I was eligible for a medical alert pendant and they needed to verify my age. I made it clear I hadn't requested any such call and threatened to report them. At that point, they abruptly ended the conversation!Submit Your Own Report (01208 227318)
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