01209707957
☎️ 01209707957 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 1209707 with a prefix of 01209. The area code 01209 originates from Redruth.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01209707957
- Call gave no informationAug
2022Unable to summarize non-sensical inputJun
2022Warning: Medical Alert Scam Phone NumberJun
2022Unknown call about Medical AssistanceMay
2022Suspicious call about medical alertMay
2022Hung up, answer machine answeredMay
2022Unsolicited medical alert message, ignoredMay
2022Repeated unwanted calls to landlineMay
2022Medical alert scam call receivedMay
2022Unsure about purpose of callMay
2022Call made, no voicemail leftMay
2022Refused call from alert pendant companyMay
2022Received suspicious phone call, likely scamMay
2022Unwanted sales call, misleading informationMay
2022Warning about potential scam riskMay
2022Scam alert for unrequested callsMay
2022Free medical alert for over-50sMay
2022Claimed to offer free pendantMay
2022Unanswered call, potential scam numberMay
2022Suspicious call about free braceletMay
2022Medical alert scam targeting seniorsMay
2022Missed call, no voicemail leftMay
2022Beware of potential medical alert scamMay
2022Rejecting unsolicited personal alarm offerMay
2022Urgent medical alert notificationMay
2022Unsolicited call for medical alertApr
2022Received suspicious call, likely scamApr
2022Targeting audience: people over 50Apr
2022Frequent calls offering free itemsApr
2022John confirms age for braceletApr
2022Phone call from potential scamApr
2022Automated calls from John seem human-likeApr
2022Possible scam for free pendantApr
2022Telemarketer call urging recommendation, benefitsApr
2022Unsolicited call offering free alertApr
2022Fake medic alert bracelet scamApr
2022Received suspicious cold call requestApr
2022Inquiry about personal alert systemApr
2022Unwanted annoying call receivedApr
2022Received unsolicited call, hung upApr
2022Received unclear free offer, hung upApr
2022Mystery call from Medical AlertApr
2022Offered free medical alert pendantApr
2022Call ended after encountering voicemailApr
2022Suspicious call about medical alertApr
2022Warning about potential phone scamApr
2022Warning about scam from "John"Apr
2022Leave message, request return callApr
2022Confirmations for medical alert braceletApr
2022Offered medical alert bracelet, requested ageApr
2022Pushy sales tactics for medical deviceApr
2022Cautiously optimistic about trustworthy sourceApr
2022Eligible for medical alert pendantApr
2022Warning of possible scam activitiesApr
2022Refusal of cold call offerApr
2022Asking about age for braceletApr
2022Caution about medical bracelet scamApr
2022Warning about fraudulent medical braceletsApr
2022Call missed, no message leftApr
2022Call was likely an elderly scamApr
2022Critical of telemarketer selling alarmApr
2022Cold call mislead elderly customersApr
2022Concerns about scam callsApr
2022Refused cold call medical alertApr
2022Suspicious call about free alarmApr
2022Question not answered, suspected scamApr
2022User suspects commenter has issuesApr
2022Receiving frequent international spam callsApr
2022Warning about potential medical fraudApr
2022John from medical alert scamodialer poseurApr
2022Warning about medical alert pendant scamApr
2022Missed call, medical alarm offerApr
2022Warning about potential scam operationsApr
2022Intrusive cold call for braceletApr
2022Unprepared cold caller failed communicationApr
2022Possible scam from "Medical Centre."Apr
2022Received call about medical alertApr
2022Number Of Searches: 151 Number Of Comments: 74 First Seen: 31 March 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Franche(Worcestershire), Lagavulin(Argyll and Bute) and Mousehill(Surrey).
01209707957 has 74 comments of which 41 x neutral and 33 x negative
01209707957 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01209707957 👆 is reported as a nuisance number associated with persistent cold calls claiming callers qualify for free medical alert devices, often targeting individuals over 50. These calls typically involve scripted sales pitches for medical alert pendants or bracelets, with callers evasive about how they obtained the recipient's details. Many recipients describe the interaction as suspicious or automated, with calls frequently ending abruptly when questioned. There is no legitimate affiliation established, and numerous users warn against sharing personal or bank information due to fraud risks. The number has been linked repeatedly to scams exploiting vulnerabilities in older people, with strong advisories to block and report the calls and avoid engagement. Genuine medical alert services should be sourced through trusted, official health organisations or local authorities.
Reports on phone number 01209707957
4 yearsReceived a call, but there was nothing but silence on the other end.4 yearsBeware of calls from 01209 707957, it’s a scam pretending to be from medical alerts.4 yearsMy husband picked up the call and was informed that he was eligible for something called 'Medical Assistance'. He was quite baffled and replied that he didn't have a clue what the gentleman was on about, questioning how he even knew his identity before promptly ending the conversation. Curious, I also dialed 0471 to trace the number. I've always had a penchant for uncovering who’s trying to reach us and their reasons for doing so!4 yearsI ended up hanging up as soon as the answering machine picked up.4 yearsCan’t say, they didn’t leave a message on my voicemail.4 yearsSaid she was from some alert pendant service. I just told her I already have LifeLine and then ended the call.4 yearsGot a call from some bloke trying to flog one of those medical alert gadgets. He reckoned they knew someone in my house needed one. Absolute rubbish if you ask me.4 yearsI keep getting calls on my home phone but I just dont pick up anymore. Had to block the number loads of times now.4 yearsAbout a week after I reached out to a medical emergency hotline in Cornwall for a colleague, I received a peculiar phone call. The caller informed me that my number had been randomly chosen by a research firm that had forwarded it to his workplace. The call came from Redruth, and he mentioned he was currently situated in Asia. He was promoting a medical alert pendant and assured me that he would erase my number from their list, promising no further calls would come my way.CornwallRedruthAsia4 yearsOn Tuesday the 24th of May 2022, at about 2:30 in the afternoon, my Nottingham landline showed a missed call but no voicemail was left.Nottingham4 yearsThis afternoon I got a call from a bloke telling me I was eligible for some kind of medical alert bracelet. When I asked him what health issue I supposedly had to qualify for it, he quickly said sorry and ended the call. Right away, I thought this had scam written all over it. - JohnJohn4 yearsGot a call from some medical alert scam, they said I was eligible but first asked if I was over 50. Pretty clear they’re targeting older folks who might be easier to trick.4 yearsThere’s another number they use, 01208 227130, which sounds just as official and convincing as the first one. The moment they mentioned I qualified for a medical alert device, I ended the call right away. I’m not sure how they managed to get hold of my number since I’m ex-directory. Whatever you do, don’t share your bank or card info with them - they’re out to scam you.4 yearsI got a call from a number that sounded like some kind of medical alert with a recorded voice asking me to verify my info. Didn’t trust it one bit, so I just ended the call and put the number straight on block.4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with Medical Alert, saying I qualified for a free alert through their system. Thing is, they didn’t even know who they were speaking to, so clearly no proper records. When I started asking stuff, they just went quiet. Smelled like a typical scam targeting people who might not be too careful. I think medical alert devices are great - several older family members have them - but you should definitely go through trusted places like Age Concern or your local council’s social services, not random callers.Medical Alert4 yearsI got call from someone about a medical alarm. They told me I could get the device free if I joined their system. Bit weird though, coz he had to check whether I was over 50 - like he wasn’t sure if I fit the age criteria or something.4 yearsGot a call saying I was eligible for a medical alert watch, and they wanted to ask a few questions before anything else. Didn't bother with them much, just ended the call. Totally a SCAM, watch out!!4 yearsIt was a call from some sort of medical alert service.4 yearsGot a call from 01209707957 but never picked up, just waited for my answerphone to pick up and there was no message left. Later on I discovered it was actually a scam.4 yearsDefinitely a scam, dont share any personal details with them!4 yearsGot a call from 01209 707957 but when I checked my answerphone, there was no message left. Pretty odd.4 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be with the Medical Alert Bureau, trying to tell me I could be eligible for a personal alarm. I wasn’t having any of it and told them exactly what I thought!Medical Alert Bureau4 yearsThe guy called himself Saun and told me I qualified for a free medical alert pendant. When I asked how he got my phone number, he just ignored the question. Then he asked if I wanted the pendant. I asked what I needed to do to get it and he said I had to pay postage and give my bank details. The minute I said I didn’t have a bank account, he hung up on me.Shaun4 yearsReceived a call from someone claiming to give away a complimentary bracelet! However, they refused to share where they had sourced our number. My husband proposed that they could send it to him at the surgery for collection. Unfortunately, they hung up shortly after.4 yearsGot a call from someone called John saying I was eligible for a medical alert system. He had no clue what my name was or who might have sent my details. Definitely felt like a scam.John4 yearsI received a phone call from a gentleman who claimed I qualified for some sort of medical tag. He then proceeded to inquire whether I was over 50. Instantly, I felt a twinge of doubt and let him know I wasn't interested, promptly ending the call. Given the circumstances, I must assume he was likely trying to pull a fast one on me!4 yearsThere's this chap named John who's been ringing me nearly every week, proclaiming to gift me complimentary items. Just today, it was a rather lovely bracelet, but I recall him peddling a pendant last week! What a kind-hearted fellow he is!John4 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming to be from the NHS in Dorset. He didn’t know my name and then asked my age. That felt dodgy straight away, so I just hung up. Definitely seemed like a scam to me.DorsetNHS4 yearsIt seems they’re focusing their efforts on individuals aged 50 and above.4 yearsA guy named John, supposedly from health services, rang me twice, once about my driveway. It’s actually those recorded calls, no real person behind it. When you respond with something odd, the automated voice comes back with a weird reply. I asked “What’s the time?” and the answer was quite odd. It almost seems like a real person until you throw some questions their way.John4 yearsI got a call from someone claiming I could get a free alert pendant if I qualified. They kept asking how old I was and sounded really pushy. I was pretty sure it was a scam, so I ended up hanging up.4 yearsA chap named John reached out from the medical alert centre regarding an alert bracelet. He was keen to verify that I’m over the age of 50.John4 yearsI got a call from someone asking if I was above 50 years old. When I said yes, they told me I could get a free medical alert device. I asked where they got my phone number and to name someone in my home who qualifies, but then they just ended the call!4 yearsThe caller never mentioned his name and sounded like he was following a script, pausing here and there as if expecting me to say more. He wanted me to recommend the pendant, but I said no a couple of times. Oddly, later he claimed that based on my own recommendation, it’d be good for me! When I said I wasn’t up for a short free trial, he just wished me a nice evening and ended it. This was probably one of his lengthier calls. Received the call at 17:42 on 6th April 2022.4 yearsI got a call from someone calling himself "John," claiming I could qualify for a medical alert device. He asked how old I was, but since I wasn’t sure who he was, I told him to send me the details by email. He just said okay and ended the call without even asking for my email address. I gave the call an "unknown" rating because I didn’t poke around enough to figure out what was really going on, but I’ve got a hunch it might've been a scam. I’m on the TPS register, so I’m always wary of cold calls anyway since genuine companies check that list before contacting anyone.JohnTelephone Preference Service4 yearsGot a call from someone named John claiming to be with 'Medical Alert'. He was trying to give away free alert pendants. Just a heads up, don’t trust it and block the number to keep safe.JohnMedical Alert4 yearsI just got a call out the blue, and they were pushing some kind of medical bracelet. First thing they asked was if I’m over 50, like they think older folks are easier to trick. I’ve never had any dealings with them or any medical product firms, aside from the NHS, so it was totally random. Seemed like they were fishing for my bank info right off the bat. Proper sketchy.NHS4 yearsI just put the phone down as soon as the answering machine started playing.4 yearsWhat a irritating call that was!4 yearsGot a call on my home phone, showed up as 01209 which is nearby so I answered it. It wasn’t a robotic message, but the guy began talking about qualifying for some kind of medical alert device and wanted to know how old I am. I quickly interrupted, told him I don’t entertain unexpected sales calls, hung up and that was that.4 yearsTotal ripoff!4 yearsI got called about a medical bracelet and as soon as they asked if I was over 50, I just ended the call.4 yearsSomebody tried pushing me into buying a medical gadget I didn’t even need. Ended up just hanging up straight away.4 years01209 707957 rang me up, trying to sell an alert system in case I fell and couldn’t get assistance. They were quite pushy about it!4 yearsGot a call supposedly from a medical alert centre, but the number was from some renewable energy list - what even? I reckon it’s linked to some info SSE might’ve accidentally handed over or lost; they keep hassling me about those dumb smart meters. I used to be with them, so maybe that’s how they got my details.4 yearsTotal rip off. Best thing to do is just end the call.4 years01209 707757 popped up on my phone, and since it’s a local number, I answered. Some bloke said he was from a medical service and wanted to give away free home alarms for old folks. When he asked how old I was, I was like, "Me? No way!" and before I could say anything else, he just hung up on me! Dodgy scam if you ask me.4 yearsGot one of those annoying spam calls again, this time from some random place overseas.4 yearsSome medical alert company called me claiming I qualified for some freebie. They were talking so fast, I just couldn’t catch what they were saying, so I ended up just hanging up.4 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from medic alert, claiming I qualify for a free bracelet because of their records or something. I picked up since I was expecting a local number to ring me, but as soon as he started talking, I cut him off and hung up straight away. Didn’t even want to entertain the nonsense. Feels like a total scam to me.Medic Alert4 yearsDidn’t pick up since no one recognised the number - must be a scam.4 yearsI got a call from this number claiming to be from 'Medical Alert'. I’m not sure how they ended up with my contact info. Since my dad was actually thinking about something like this, I asked a few questions. The replies didn't make sense and came after a weird pause, like it was some kind of automated system. Honestly, don’t share any personal stuff with them!4 yearsHe probably has some issues 'cause he didn't even bother to leave a voicemail.4 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be Medical Alert, telling me I qualified for a free alarm. I let him keep on talking rubbish for a bit, then I asked if I’d actually agreed to be contacted and reminded him cold calling is illegal. He went quiet after that. I told him to take my number off their list and warned if they called again, I’d report them. The TPS is pointless, they don’t stop these dodgy calls and the scammers know it, so they just keep going.Medical AlertPreference4 yearsHe spoke well, but I’m a bit worried it might be another medical scam.4 yearsThey just dropped a voicemail asking me to call them back.4 yearsGot a voicemail from some medical alert company offering a free pendant. I didn’t pick up but they left a message telling me to ring them back to get the free pendant.4 yearsGot a call from 01209707957 about some medical alarms. The person wouldn’t say their name or which company they were from. I asked why they reckoned I needed one since I’m on the protected list. They just snapped, said they weren’t going to repeat themselves and then hung up on me. Honestly, sounded like a right muppet when I pushed back!4 yearsGot a call saying I was eligible for some medical alert device since I’m over 50. Sounded a bit dodgy so I just hung up straight away.4 yearsJust like many others have said, this bloke said he was giving away a free medical alert pendant for folks over 50. I told him straight off that I’m not interested in cold calls.4 yearsThey were asking about my age, saying I might be eligible for some kind of medical alert bracelet.4 yearsGot a call about qualifying for some medical alert wristband thing. They asked me how old I was.4 yearsSome bloke called my landline, claiming that anyone over 50 at home could grab a free medical alert gadget. When I asked what it was all about, he said his boss handed him a list of potential candidates. Proper nasty scammers preying on older folks, if you ask me. I told him to ring back another time but have since blocked the number completely.John4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to sell a medical bracelet, asked if I'm above 50. Definitely a dodgy scammer. Total rip-off.4 yearsThe phone rang but went straight to voicemail, and they didn’t bother leaving any message.4 yearsGot a live call followed by a robotic message, all pushing some personal alarms aimed at elderly folks. Total waste of time.4 yearsI got a call from someone saying they were John at the medical alert centre, telling me I qualified for some kind of pendant. I told them I was on the TPS and asked where they got my number from, then they just cut the call.John4 yearsI chose not to pick up the phone as I didn't recognise the caller ID. Interestingly, the answering machine did capture a message-something regarding a complimentary trial for a medical emergency alarm. It had the feel of a pre-recorded spiel, rather impersonal if you ask me.4 yearsJust received a dodgy message regarding an alarm system for the elderly, claiming they conducted a check. However, it turns out there's no such business at all. Total scam!4 yearsI received a rather unexpected cold call informing me that I was eligible for a medical alert bracelet. They inquired about my age, which I found quite intrusive. When I pressed them on why I was being considered, it dawned on me that they were likely mistaking me for someone else. They even went so far as to ask if I used a cane or a walker! I firmly stated that they had the wrong individual and promptly hung up. How very peculiar!4 yearsIt appeared as though he was merely reciting from a script, as he hadn't quite mastered his lines and stumbled at awkward intervals. Moreover, he seemed rather reluctant to address any inquiries regarding the purpose of his call.4 yearsI just had a rather curious phone call from a chap named Tom, claiming to be with “The Medical Centre.” He mentioned something about me possibly qualifying for a medical emergency alarm, provided I was over the age of 50. I let him know that I wasn’t interested and ended the conversation pretty swiftly. Strangely enough, I couldn’t uncover any business under that name, which makes me think it might all be a bit dodgy.TomThe Medical Centre4 yearsI’ve just been on the receiving end of a rather similar call from this number. They inquired whether I was over fifty and suggested I might be eligible for a medical alert system. I simply expressed my disinterest and hung up the phone.4 yearsGot a call from someone called John about a medical alert pendant, seemed like a total rip off. Definitely don’t hand over any bank info, just end the call and report it.JohnSubmit Your Own Report (01209 707957)
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