01226300052
TimeLine☎️ 01226300052 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 122630 with a prefix of 01226. The area code 01226 originates from Barnsley.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01226300052
- Do not share bank detailsOct
2020Call rang briefly then droppedOct
2020Scam alert about fake HSBC callerSep
2020Unknown number claiming to be HSBCSep
2020HSBC customer service phone numberSep
2020Suspected scammer requesting banking detailsAug
2020HSBC uses secure identification processFeb
2020Suspected scam call from "HSBC''Dec
2017HSBC, mom works there. StrangeMay
2011Family member works at HSBCOct
2010Concerns about call from HSBCSep
2010HSBC calling to confirm addressJan
2010Expression of gratitude towards assistanceDec
2009Received call from unknown number, non-existentNov
2009Missed call, number not workingNov
2009Missed call from legitimate HSBCNov
2009Number Of Searches: 344 Number Of Comments: 15 First Seen: 21 May 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Blairlogie(Stirlingshire) and Keston Mark(Greater London).
01226300052 has 15 comments of which 4 x negative and 9 x neutral and 2 x positive
01226300052 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01226300052 👆 is reported as a number linked to both legitimate and fraudulent calls, primarily claiming to be from HSBC. Several users warn of scam calls where a female caller, sometimes with a foreign accent, attempts to extract personal or banking details, despite partial knowledge of name, postcode, and date of birth. HSBC itself denies making unsolicited calls via this number and advises caution, especially if asked for sensitive data or if the call occurs late in the evening. Conversely, some report genuine HSBC communications related to address verification without requests for sensitive information. New visitors are advised to remain vigilant, never disclose full banking details, and verify calls independently through official HSBC channels before engaging.
Reports on phone number 01226300052
6 yearsThey tried to get my bank info! Definitely don’t respond!6 yearsThe phone rang then just went dead when I picked up.6 yearsJust had a call from a woman saying she was from HSBC, knew my full name, first part of my postcode and birthday, then asked for more security details. Same lady rang me from 01226300052 a bit earlier. Looks like both numbers are dodgy, loads of people reporting similar stuff. HSBC told me they didn’t make the call and have no record of this “rep” she claimed to be. If your “bank” rings you up after 8pm, it's almost certainly a scam. Any nice reviews around here are probably just scammers trying to confuse folks.HSBC6 yearsI ignored the call since the number was unfamiliar to me. I've heard quite a few folks say it’s supposed to be HSBC, but I’m not a customer of theirs. Just a heads up to be careful!HSBC6 yearsFrom what I understand, this number is kinda a standard one companies ring their customers on. It's not personal or anything, just a typical contact number they go by.6 yearsI got a call from a lady speaking with a weird accent saying she was from HSBC, but it was clear she was just trying to trick me into giving my bank details.Hsbe6 yearsWhen HSBC verifies who you are, they'll typically ask for a bit of your postcode and a fragment of your birthdate. They'll never ask you for any banking details, so don't worry about that.HSBC10 yearsI received a call on my home phone from someone claiming to be from HSBC, and they were verifying my address change. The caller seemed authentic.HSBC10 yearsIt's HSBC, you see... Our mum’s employed there, and occasionally, this chap rings us from time to time. Oddly enough, whenever we try to return the call, the number appears to be just a regular one. Quite peculiar if you ask me! But yes, it definitely belongs to HSBC.HSBC11 yearsWe received a missed call from 01514798063, but no message was left behind. We then got another call from the same number, which we decided to pick up. It turned out to be someone from HSBC calling to verify some information since we recently updated our address. They didn't request anything out of the ordinary and seemed perfectly legitimate.HSBC12 yearsI received a call from this number that I don’t recognise. Curious about it, I decided to ring back using a different phone, but I was informed that the number doesn’t exist. Despite that, it’s still showing up in my call log. Quite baffling, isn’t it?12 yearsCheers for your assistance! Much appreciated!12 yearsWe received a missed call from 01514798063, though they did leave a message. Shortly after, we answered another call from the same number. It turns out it was HSBC ringing to verify some details since we've recently updated our address. They didn’t request any extraneous information and appeared to be credible throughout the conversation.HSBC12 yearsWe received a missed call from this number, but when we tried to call back, it just made a beeping sound as if the number wasn’t valid. How odd!12 yearsIt turns out it's HSBC. Our mum's employed there, and he occasionally gives us a ring from this number. Yet, whenever we try to call him back, it just connects to a regular number. Quite odd, isn't it? But yes, it's definitely HSBC after all!HSBCSubmit Your Own Report (01226 300052)
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