01217980191
☎️ 01217980191 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by YayYay Limited. It is part of the phone block 121798 with a prefix of 0121. The area code 0121 originates from Birmingham.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01217980191
- Blocked due to no voicemail leftJul
2024Missed call, no voicemail leftMay
2024Warning about possible fraudulent activityApr
2024Wrong number tactic used deceitfullyApr
2024Warning of potential phone scamApr
2024Annoying frequent caller, please stopApr
2024Frustrated over missed callApr
2024Non-compliance with multiple regulations. Regulators passiveMar
2024Grants 4 Homes is a scamMar
2024Company Number not a scamMar
2024Missed call, no voicemail leftMar
2024Caller abruptly ends call rudelyFeb
2024Disconnection after answer suggests scamFeb
2024Request to stop government scheme telemarketingFeb
2024Reported nuisance calls from Grants4HomesFeb
2024Unsolicited call from Grants4homes deterredFeb
2024Repeated calls looking for someoneJan
2024Negative experience with persistent telemarketersJan
2024Missed call, possible scam warningDec
2023Beware of unsolicited loft insulationDec
2023Unknown caller blocked after researchNov
2023Ignoring scam calls, blocked themNov
2023Suspicious call requesting wife's nameNov
2023Problems with call blocker appNov
2023Misleading call about home grantsNov
2023No ring tone, possible scamNov
2023Potential scam promoting government grantsNov
2023Frequent, harassing calls receivedOct
2023Unexpected call about home insulationOct
2023Misleading insulation offer and cancellationOct
2023Unsolicited calls, rejected callbackSep
2023Cold caller got user's informationSep
2023Lack of integrity in telemarketingSep
2023Identified as Grants for homesSep
2023Warning about potential phone scamAug
2023Unexpected call, humor breaks throughJul
2023Warning: reported as scam/fraudulent operationsJul
2023Multiple unwanted calls, blocked numberJun
2023Avoid spam calls with humorApr
2023Repeated calls, no voicemail messageMar
2023Unwanted cold call, TPS violationMar
2023Identified potential scammer in messageMar
2023Blocked call from user's systemMar
2023Focus on solar and insulationFeb
2023Ignore persistent phone call attemptsJan
2023Doubtful about caller's legitimacyDec
2022Issues with online availability mentionedDec
2022Unknown number, did not answerJul
2022Persistent unwanted sales calls receivedJun
2022Government insulation firm phone numberJun
2022Declined grant offer over phoneJun
2022Received wrong number call, potentially shadyJun
2022Falsely claimed need for insulationJun
2022User comment flagged as spamMay
2022Unknown calls possibly scam, avoid.May
2022Cold caller offering insulation servicesMay
2022No voicemail left by callerMay
2022User having trouble contacting othersMay
2022Missed call, number blocked, no messageApr
2022Unwanted sales calls selling insulationMar
2022Unwanted call offering insulation assistanceMar
2022Suspicious unknown caller, no messageMar
2022Message is emptiness; nonexistenceMar
2022Ignore another silent phone callMar
2022Received phone call about dealFeb
2022Unknown continuous silent phone callsAug
2019Number Of Searches: 193 Number Of Comments: 64 First Seen: 27 July 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Denton(Kent), Little Stonham(Suffolk) and Whitebridge(Highland).
01217980191 has 64 comments of which 49 x neutral and 15 x negative
01217980191 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01217980191 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance cold caller linked to a supposed home improvement or government insulation scheme, often identified as "Grants 4 Homes." Callers frequently request verification of personal details, sometimes using incorrect or outdated names, suggesting a data fishing tactic. Many users highlight the absence of messages when calls are unanswered, abrupt hang-ups when questioned, and multiple calls despite blocking attempts. The calls are widely considered scams, not compliant with TPS or GDPR regulations, and associated with energy or home insulation fraud. Users are advised to avoid engaging, not return calls, and rely solely on official government sources for home scheme information to protect personal data and avoid deception.
Reports on phone number 01217980191
2 yearsDidn’t leave any voicemail so I just put them straight on the block list.2 yearsGot a call on 29/04 at about 12:21, but didn’t get any message on my voicemail.2 yearsSo they started off with “Hello, is this Mr ______?” throwing out random names, which usually ends up with a wrong number reply. Seems like a sneaky way to check if the person they want is actually in. I reckon these lot work for some debt collection agency or something!2 yearsDefinitely a scam, don’t trust it.2 yearsThis number keeps ringing, and it’s honestly getting really annoying. Can they just stop bothering us already?2 yearsThey rang me when I wasn't home and didn't bother to leave any message. Honestly, what’s the point with these folks? They’d do everyone a favour if they just vanished and never came back.2 yearsThis service doesn't adhere to TPS regulations and is also falling short of GDPR standards. The Information Commissioner's Office seems to be utterly inactive.TPSInformation Commissioner ' sOffice2 yearsGrants 4 Homes appears to be a scam. They’re not adhering to TPS regulations and clearly have no regard for GDPR standards either.TPS2 yearsThis lady didn’t seem to get what a Company Number actually is and insisted it wasn’t a scam at all. Definitely not following TPS rules, and I doubt it meets GDPR standards either.2 yearsI wasn’t home when they rang and there wasn’t any voicemail left. I looked up the number since it didn’t seem familiar to me.2 yearsGot a call from someone who sounded Asian, but as soon as I told them to kindly buzz off, they just hung up without another word.2 yearsI picked up and next thing I know, they hung up straight away - sounds like a definite scam to me.2 yearsThis is the third time in a few weeks I've had a call about some government scheme for fixing up your house. Told them off to quit bothering folks.2 yearsI received a call from a woman representing Grants4Homes. It seems there are countless complaints swirling about this company involved in energy sales. What measures is the Telephone Preference Service (TPS) taking in response to this situation?Grants4HomesTelephone Preference ServiceTPS2 yearsGot a ring from Grants4homes, a lady’s voice on the line. Me: Did I give you permission to call me? Caller: Umm... no, I guess not. Me: So this is one of those unwanted calls then? Caller: Yeah, I suppose it is. Me: Right, thanks. Goodbye!2 yearsI got a call asking if I was Mrs Daniel’s, I told them no and they just said wrong number and hung up. This has happened to me a couple of times already, like 2 or 3 times before.Daniel3 yearsGot a call trying to sell me free loft insulation. I ended the call straight away, but they called back instantly. I hung up once more and they called again right away. After a few rounds and me giving them a proper earful, they finally stopped bothering me.3 yearsGot a call but missed it, no voicemail left behind. I've noticed when the phone buzzes 6 times then suddenly stops ringin, it's usually someone trying to scam.3 yearsHad a call from someone wanting to chat about loft insulation. I don’t bother with cold callers. You can easily check out all the details about Government programmes on the internet yourself.3 yearsSo, this number called me but I didn't pick up since there was no caller ID. They didn’t bother to leave a voicemail or anything. Pretty sure it’s a scam, so I’ve just gone ahead and blocked the number.3 yearsGot a call from this number a couple of times today but no message left on my voicemail. Decided to check online and found out more about it, so I’ve gone ahead and blocked the number now.3 yearsOn 21/11/23 around 2pm, I got a call where the person was asking for my wife using her maiden name - bit odd if you ask me. The woman called Sheila, spoke with a proper English accent and said she was ringing from Grants for Homes. I just cut the call off and blocked the number straight away. Apparently this same number had rung me on 16/11/23 and 20/11/23 too, but they hung up without saying anything.SheilaGrants3 yearsI’ve got a call blocking app installed, and when I received that message asking if I wanted to take the call, my phone just shut down completely.3 yearsThe caller introduced herself as Sheila and inquired about an individual who hasn’t lived at this address for over fifteen years. She brought up some sort of home grants, yet when I pressed for clarification on the relentless calls, she abruptly hung up. Quite a curious encounter, to say the least!Sheila3 yearsEvery time I attempt to return the call, I’m met with silence-no ringing at all. It feels like I’ve stumbled upon a complete con.3 yearsGot a call from a company claiming to do loft insulation and saying they’ve got government approval or grants. They then gave me a different phone number to call back on and mentioned a site called www.greendealcentre.co.uk. Felt a bit dodgy if you ask me.co3 yearsI keep receiving calls from this number, yet they never bother to leave a message. It's quite bothersome, really!3 yearsSomeone rang me up the other day and somehow already knew my name. At first, I assumed it was a call I was meant to take. Then she started going on about heating systems and home insulation or something like that. The minute I said I wasn’t interested, she just cut me off straight away. Still trying to figure out how she managed to get hold of my name!3 yearsGrants 4 Homes mentioned that they were offering insulation free of charge through a government scheme. However, they then claimed that a surveyor would ring on a specified date, but you could only cancel the appointment by phoning a premium rate number. Quite the hassle, if you ask me!Grants 4 Homes3 yearsI've recently received a pair of unwelcome calls from this number, which I chose to ignore. When I tried ringing them back, my call was promptly rejected without any explanation. It's evident that this is not a genuine caller.3 yearsWhich reputable company is still engaging in cold calling these days? They've branded themselves as Grants4Homes.3 yearsThey seemed to know who I was. Identifying themselves as Grants for Homes.3 yearsJust got a call from Grants4Homes, who already knew my name. Honestly, in today’s world, cold calling feels like a really outdated way to do business.3 yearsIt was definitely a scam, just ended the call straight away.3 yearsHad a really polite woman ring me about some government loft insulation scheme. I asked her how she was sure I even had a loft, and she replied, “That’s why we ask questions like that.” I told her, “No, you just called up and offered it without asking first!” She went quiet for a moment, then I told her, “I actually live in a flat.” She chuckled and then ended the call.3 yearsI've come across several warnings about this number being linked to scams or fraudulent activity on various reporting platforms. It seems to be commonly associated with dodgy schemes related to energy services, heating, or solar panel installations, among other things.3 yearsThey've rang me loads, and I've been checking out stuff about insulation and solar panels recently, but I have no clue how they got my phone from that. I've put the number on block now, and they never bother leaving a voicemail.3 yearsThey keep ringing me up about insulation stuff, but whenever I pick up, I just start talking in Welsh like I don’t get what they’re saying. After a bit, they get annoyed and just put the phone down! It’s pretty funny how quick they give up.3 yearsMy landline keeps ringing from this number, but whenever I answer it's just silence or it goes straight to voicemail with no message left. Really annoying!3 yearsHad a pesky cold caller ring me up today - quite irritating, considering I'm registered with the Telephone Preference Service. I really shouldn't be receiving such nuisance calls!Telephone Preference Service3 yearsTotal scam, watch out!3 yearsMy call blocker just stopped it from getting to me.3 yearsJust had a call about getting solar panels fitted and improving home insulation. Sounds like a good idea but not sure about the cost or quality yet. Anyone else had experience with this?3 yearsHung up on them; they rang back three times in a row right after.4 yearsGot a call from some bloke with an Asian accent saying he was from the 'Government Insulation Scheme'... Sure mate, and I just sailed in on the Banana Boat.4 yearsI picked up but there was no one speaking on the other end.4 yearsSince the call wasn't from any of my mates or family, I just let it ring out. I don't have any contacts in Birmingham anyway, so when they didn't leave a voicemail, I figured it's best to block the number.Birmingham4 yearsThey’ve phoned me a couple of times today about some loft sale stuff. This number has been pestering me on and off for months now. I’ve told em to buzz off every time but they just keep coming back.4 yearsGot a call from 01217980191, claimed they were from some government insulation company. Seemed a bit dodgy to me.4 yearsSomebody called about home grants and actually knew my name. As soon as I heard who it was, I just hung up straight away.4 yearsHad a lady ring me up asking if Mrs so-and-so was there, the name sounded really odd. I told her no, then she asked, "Well, who is it then?" I replied that there’s no one by that name at my place and never has been. She said sorry and then asked if this was the W - I area. I confirmed it was. After that, she said her name was Christine and she was calling about a home improvement scheme. At that point, I just ended the call. Just a heads up, this kind of wrong number call might be dodgy, so don’t give out any personal info if you get calls like that.WChristine4 yearsI got a call from some bogus company trying to trick me into paying more for insulation. They must’ve missed the memo that it’s already been sorted out. Proper annoying!4 yearsThe same number keeps ringing me daily but they never leave any message, so I just ignore it now. Feels dodgy, maybe a scam or something.4 yearsDidn’t leave a note behind.4 yearsReceived a rather unwelcome call from a sales person trying to peddle loft insulation services. Quite bothersome!4 yearsThis nummber isn’t saved under my contacts and they didn’t leave a message either. Plus I’ve already blocked this number after seeing the comments from others.4 yearsI answered the call but there was no message left. After looking up the number here, I decided to block it.4 yearsJust got a call about some insulation deal through a government programme. Can you believe it? This is the second time in two days I've had calls about the same thing, but from different numbers. Proper irritating!4 yearsReceived a call on my home phone from a lady claiming to offer help with loft insulation. She asked if anyone living here claimed benefits. I told her my loft’s already insulated and I’m not interested in any extra insulation thanks!4 yearsGot a call from a number in a place I’ve never been linked to before. They didn’t leave a voicemail, so I’m guessing it was nothing important.4 yearsReceived no voicemail at all.4 yearsGot another one of those quiet calls again, best to just hang up and forget about it.4 yearsGot a ring from someone claiming to be Carphone Warehouse, saying they've got a cracking offer on an iPhone. Seemed a bit dodgy to me.Carphone Warehouse7 yearsThey keep ringin both day and night but when I pick up, no one ever says a word.Submit Your Own Report (0121 798 0191)
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