01223931025
TimeLine☎️ 01223931025 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by DIDWW Ireland Limited. It is part of the phone block 1223931 with a prefix of 01223. The area code 01223 originates from Cambridge.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01223931025
- Useless, unnecessary, space-wasting commentJun
2025Suspected scam repetitive calls mentionedMay
2025Caller disappeared after questioning legitimacyMay
2025Suspected scam call center operationApr
2025Caller hung up on work numberApr
2025Suspicious call about nonexistent loftApr
2025Suspicious bank call, not genuineApr
2025Suspicious timeshare compensation scam callsNov
2022Concern about phone call legitimacyNov
2022Scam call blocked by softwareNov
2022Timeshare advice - persistently targeted solicitorsNov
2022Blocked persistent unknown callerNov
2022Missed call, hung up quicklyNov
2022Calls disconnect after being answeredNov
2022Experiencing repeated harassing phone callsOct
2022Unexpected call about holiday contractOct
2022Scam call, avoid response, costlyOct
2022Scam call, unrelated car accidentNov
2017Number Of Searches: 46 Number Of Comments: 18 First Seen: 03 November 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Cefn-eurgain(Flintshire), Ferryden(Angus), Traboe(Cornwall), Usk Reservoir(Powys) and West Clyne(Highland).
01223931025 has 18 comments of which 14 x neutral and 4 x negative
01223931025 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01223931025 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance originating from a likely overseas call centre using various deceptive tactics including claims about loft insulation, timeshare fees, bank alerts, or holiday contracts. Recipients describe abrupt hang-ups when questioned, suspicious recorded messages, and frequent repeat calls often identified by phone software as potential scams. The callers sometimes claim to represent consumer advice or fraud prevention organisations but fail to provide credible details and quickly disconnect when challenged. Many report blocking the number after repeated harassment. Calls are linked to attempts to extract money upfront or gather personal information under false pretences, often using confusing or aggressive scripts. Overall, this number is consistently described as fraudulent, intrusive, and untrustworthy.
Reports on phone number 01223931025
1 yearComplete pointless call.1 yearHaving my phone flagging them as a likely scammer, I kept getting calls about loft insulation. The calls came over and over again, which was really annoying.1 yearSo on 15th May 2025 I got a call about loft insulation, they said something like "our records indicate..." and all that. I asked them where they got their info from, and then the caller just vanished. I reckon a good tactic is just to keep asking questions until they realise you ain’t buying it. Honestly, who’d want to deal with these lot when they kick off with a straight-up fib?1 yearSeeing all the varied comments like timeshare, consumer help, train fares, or loft insulation, I reckon this might be a call centre, maybe located overseas, so it sounds like a scam to me. I always avoid picking up numbers I don’t recognise and since they didn’t bother leaving a voicemail, it just adds to the feeling that it’s dodgy.1 yearI picked up thinking it was a personal call, but as soon as I answered, the caller hung up. Turns out it was a number from my work, not a private phone or landline. Quite odd really.1 yearToday at around 16:53, I got this voicemail from a bloke asking whether I’d set up to get loft insulation done. I reckon it must be some kind of scam, especially since I don’t even have a loft in my house!1 yearGot a call where a recorded voice claimed to be from my bank, saying they needed to verify a payment made with my card for a train ticket to Edinburgh. They wanted me to press certain buttons to confirm, or else I’d be put through to the City police. Definitely felt off. They never actually mentioned which bank or gave any part of the card number. Pretty sure it wasn’t legit.EdinburghCity4 yearsFor ages now, I've been receiving calls from this number that looks proper dodgy. Today, a woman called herself Georgina and said she was ringing from some "Consumer Alert Centre". When I pressed her for more info about the place, she just cut me off straight away. This feels like one of those timeshare payout con jobs, like ones I've dealt with before.GeorginaConsumer Alert Centre4 yearsSomeone phoned saying they were from the consumer alert centre, really polite and told me to watch out for loads of fraudsters, especially a firm named Osborne Clerk. They asked if I was satisfied with CLC, which we are. Then they said sorry for bothering me and ended the call. I decided to check the number afterwards. So, who's actually scamming who here?!Osborne Clerk4 yearsGot a call out of the blue, and my phone app flagged it as possibly a scam. I've gone ahead and blocked the number now.4 yearsSo this lot said they’re some kind of timeshare consultancy, going on about how Hilton Vacation Club took over Diamond Resorts. They tried to convince us that because we used to own a timeshare, we still owe maintenance fees, even though we don’t have anything to do with it anymore. Then they asked for payment upfront to their lawyers so they could handle the case. We kept saying we didn’t want any part of it, but they just wouldn’t back off.Diamond ResortsHilton Vacation Club4 yearsThis number's been ringing my mobile and landline loads of times. I never answered, but after reading these reviews, I've gone ahead and blocked it.4 yearsAt about 2.32 pm, I saw the number 01223931025 calling but it just stopped ringing and disconnected before I could pick up.4 yearsEvery time I pick up 01223931025, it just cuts out straight away.4 yearsIt's really annoying! They kept calling me every few minutes, like every 5 minutes or so. When I finally picked up, they just ended the call right away.4 yearsI got a call from 01223 931025 today. The person said his name was Luke and mentioned something like “….. Alliance”, but I couldn’t quite hear the whole name. He started talking about some “holiday contract” I supposedly have. When I asked for more details, he just cut the call straight away.Luke4 yearsDont bother calling back, its a total scam. The first minute will set you back 15p and then it gets pricier after that. Just hang up and save your cash.9 yearsI have no clue who these people were, but when I picked up the phone, they went on about me being in a car crash recently. I asked them what they meant and they just said he was "just doing his job." Honestly, I’ve never been involved in any accident, and I don’t even drive myself - the only time I’m in a car is usually as a passenger in a cab! Also, what business is it of theirs anyway? Totally odd.Submit Your Own Report (01223 931025)
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