01212390291
TimeLine☎️ 01212390291 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Linear Telecoms Limited. It is part of the phone block 121239 with a prefix of 0121. The area code 0121 originates from Birmingham.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01212390291
- Calling unknown numbers risks scamsAug
2026Suspicious call, likely not genuineAug
2026Silent answer; presumed scam; blockingAug
2026No response, hang up advisedAug
2026Suspicious call, possible voice cloningAug
2026Caller claims job opportunityAug
2026Silent call, suspected scam alertAug
2026Scam numbers frequently change digitsAug
2026Repeated scam calls from one sourceAug
2026Warning: scammers impersonate EonAug
2026iPhone filtering blocks scam callsAug
2026Phone upgrade claim was fraudulentAug
2026Number Of Searches: 25 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 28 July 2026 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Boyton(Suffolk) and Steep Marsh(Hampshire).
01212390291 has 11 comments of which 10 x negative and 1 x neutral
01212390291 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01212390291 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance number linked to various scams where callers pretend to represent well-known companies and services like Citizens Advice, Barclaycard, PayPal, Sky, and others. Callers are typically from a noisy call centre and often the same person uses different company names. Many users describe it as a clear scam with no legitimate proof offered when challenged. The number is frequently blocked or filtered by smartphone systems, especially iPhones, which help prevent engagement by requiring a voicemail first. Overall, people warn against responding or trusting any claims made, citing repeated attempts and suspicious calls originating from this number.
Reports on phone number 01212390291
1 monthI got a call that my phone blocked, then I rang back and they said it was Citizens Advice, but I’m not convinced at all.Citizens Advice1 monthPicked up the phone but no one said a word. Seems like a scam to me. Gonna block the number now.1 monthGot a call asking if I owned the house about some insulation stuff. As soon as I asked where they were calling from, the line went dead. Don’t bother answering, just hang up!1 monthGot a call from someone saying it was about some “job opportunities,” but sounded a bit fishy if you ask me.1 monthGot a call from some Birmingham number I didn't recognise. The person said, "hello hello good evening SIR" and then just ended the call right away. Feels a bit like one of those voice cloning or fake voice things to me.Birmingham1 monthWatch out, these folks are total con artists just using any excuse to call you. They’ve got a whole bunch of numbers, only switching up the last four digits. Stay sharp!1 monthI picked up the phone but said nothing because I’m worried about voice cloning stuff. The person on the other end didn’t say anything either, so I just hung up. From what I’ve seen, other people say it’s probably a scam call.1 monthOver the last week, this number kept calling me non stop, each time pretending to be different companies like Citizens Advice, Barclays Card Payments, Shell, PayPal, Virgin Media, InPost, AA Breakdown Cover and even someone called Paul Townsend from Home Let. The voice was always the same bloke from what sounded like a busy call centre in India. It’s really frustrating and suspicious.Citizens AdviceBarclays Card PaymentsShellPayPalVirgin MediaInPostAA Breakdown CoverPaul TownsendHome LetIndia1 monthTotal scam calls here. My iPhone’s blocking system is brilliant now - if a caller isn’t in my contacts, it won’t ring straight away. Instead, they gotta leave a voicemail before I can even pick up. Most times, the scammers just bail when they hear that. If they don’t bother leaving a message, the call just ends and I have no idea they tried to reach me, apart from checking my call list. I’m guessing Android phones have something similar? If more people used these kind of filters, those scammy calls would seriously drop off!1 monthGot a call from someone pretending to be Eon today. Definitely best to avoid chatting with them.Eon1 monthAbsolutely a total rip-off. I got a call saying it was Sky, stating I was entitled to a phone upgrade. That’s utter nonsense since I only just signed a contract with Sky and there’s no way I could qualify for any upgrade already, plus I’m pretty sure I couldn’t get a better phone than the one I’ve got now. I requested some proof they were really Sky, but after a long pause, the line went dead and they just hung up.SkySubmit Your Own Report (0121 239 0291)
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