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01234958008

☎️ 01234958008 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Simwood eSMS Limited. It is part of the phone block 1234958 with a prefix of 01234. The area code 01234 originates from Bedford.

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+441234958008+44 1234 95800801234 958008+44-1234-958008

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TimeLine of events for phone number 01234958008

  • Beware of Clara Lewis calls
    Mar
    2018
  • Suspected scam attempt, avoided purchase
    Jan
    2018
  • Suspected scam call from expert
    Nov
    2017
  • Potential scam health-related call
    Nov
    2017
  • Concern about potential identity theft
    Nov
    2017
  • Suspicious sales call, potential scam
    Nov
    2017
  • Is 0283558969 a scam?
    Oct
    2017
  • Beware of aggressive sales tactics
    Oct
    2017
  • Vivid Lifestyle scammed New Zealand customers
    Jun
    2017
  • Vivid Lifestyle scams customers, wasteful purchases
    Jun
    2017
  • No results from tablets yet
    May
    2017
  • Fraudulent company targeting elderly people
    Mar
    2017
  • Scam calls about health products
    Jan
    2017
  • Scam call for wellness product
    Jan
    2017
  • Scam phone call about sea Buckthorn
    Jan
    2017
  • Scammer posing as medicine salesperson
    Jun
    2016
  • Prefer doctors over unsolicited calls
    Aug
    2015
  • Scam targeting elderly grandmother exposed
    Jul
    2015
  • Contact My Care weekdays, 9-5
    Jul
    2015
  • Suspicious call, likely a scam
    Jul
    2015
  • Elderly scam call reported, blocked
    Jun
    2015
  • Scam call posing as health center
    May
    2015
  • Report scum calls, use blockers
    Apr
    2015
  • Unwanted supplements, deceptive sales tactics
    Apr
    2015
  • Constant calls, potential fraud warning
    Mar
    2015
  • Receiving unwanted calls, frustrated caller
    Mar
    2015
  • Persistent unwanted calls from Mabel
    Mar
    2015
  • Suspicious supplement sales call received
    Mar
    2015
  • Report scam calls to authorities
    Jan
    2015
  • Suspicious clinic sales call reported
    Jan
    2015
  • Scam targeting pensioners for money
    Nov
    2014
  • Annoying sales calls, switched off landline
    Nov
    2014
  • Suspicious call, avoided sharing details
    Sep
    2014
  • Dad almost scammed by caller
    Jul
    2014
  • Unwanted health company phone calls
    Jun
    2014
  • Suspicious health survey scam call
    Jun
    2014
  • No message left after call
    Feb
    2014
Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 30 First Seen: 31 January 2014 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Birkenshaw Bottoms(West Yorkshire), Burtersett(North Yorkshire), Rubha Mor(Highland) and Wintersett Reservoir(West Yorkshire).

01234958008 has 30 comments of which 19 x neutral and 10 x negative and 1 x positive

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01234958008 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 01234958008 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive telemarketing operation, often targeting elderly individuals with claims of health expertise and sales of dubious supplements. Callers, frequently using Indian accents and various aliases, pretend to represent local health services and request detailed personal and medical information. They pressure recipients to purchase costly products by phone, sometimes becoming insistent or aggressive if declined. Multiple reports indicate lack of product efficacy and suspicion of scam activity, with attempts to obtain credit card details. Many warn that the company’s credentials and contact details are questionable and advise caution, recommending avoiding engagement or sharing personal information. Users strongly caution verification before considering purchases and suggest reporting or blocking the number to prevent further contact.

Reports on phone number 01234958008

9 years
Today Clara Lewis rang me up, and honestly, it’s the same old story. No citrus, just warm water with cinnamon and honey, and fenugreek oil capsules thrown in. It came from the exact same number too. Watch out, folks.
Clara Lewis
9 years
Someone called me from 0283558969, said his name was Kevin Fraser and he was in Sydney, or that’s what he claimed. He was going on about no citrus, no grapes, fenugreek seeds, peanut butter on brown bread, and some kind of seabuckthorn berries. Then he attempted to peddle me berries for eighty quid, which I wasn't having, so I ended the call. But honestly, he did sound pretty honest.
Kevin FraserSydney
9 years
A bloke called Bill Fletcher rang me, claiming to be some arthritis specialist. I tried to be polite and paid attention, but honestly, it felt like older folks might easily fall for a con like this. When I mentioned I'd be looking into his credentials, he got quite annoyed. Felt a bit cheeky on his part, like how dare I doubt he’s legit. G D Visser
Bill FletcherD Visser
9 years
This morning I got a call from 0283558969. The bloke sounded quite convincing and kept asking loads of questions about my health. He claimed to be Dr Roger Grey, an arthritis expert, apparently. He was pushing these Stepup tablets, something called CMO Rosehip extract, which he said his English grandma used. When I asked how to pay, he was all about credit cards, bank transfers, and the like. Told him I don't do business over the phone ever. He also wanted my street address and email, but I didn’t give either. Said he’d call me back. Glad to see other people have spotted the red flags too - it all felt a bit too sketchy to be legit.
Roger GreyCMOEngland
9 years
0283558969

We got a call from this number 0283558969 and I’ve gotta ask, how do these people get access to our private medical info?

At first, they spoke like they were connected to our healthcare providers, and it wasn’t until some time later in the chat when they accidentally revealed they weren’t aware my husband is retired that he clocked they weren’t who they claimed to be. They seemed to know loads about his health problems, which really spooked us.

9 years
I got a call from 0283558969 about something from vivid-lifestyle.com, but I’m not sure if it’s legit or just a scam. Has anyone else had any experience with them? Feels a bit dodgy to me.
9 years
I had a run-in with Vivid Lifestyle Ltd from Reading, UK, who kept ringing me up here in New Zealand, trying to sell stuff I never really wanted. From the very first call back in April 2015 until I finally stopped ordering in September 2016, I reckon I wasted over $900 on things that just ended up in the bin. Honestly, all the products I got were just chucked out with the rubbish.
Vivid Lifestyle LtdReadingUKNew Zealand
9 years
I got calls from Vivid Lifestyle Ltd, based in Reading UK, back when I lived in New Zealand. It started around April 2015 and kept going till I made my last purchase in September 2016. They kept pushing all these products on me that I honestly didn’t want or need, and all told, I ended up spending more than $900. In the end, all the stuff they sent me just got chucked in the bin along with the rubbish. Proper scam if you ask me.
Vivid Lifestyle LtdReadingUKNew Zealand
10 years
Had a chat with Nicky earlier, mentioned I’ve been on meds for a while but haven’t really noticed any changes yet.
Nicky
10 years
Yeah, you lot are spot on, it’s a scam firm mostly with folks speaking with an Indian accent. They target elderly folks trying to trick them. Over in India, they’re operating freely, hiring mainly people who speak decent English. They promise good pay and bonuses for every sale made. Watch out, seriously.
10 years
This evening we got a call from 0283558969, supposedly linked to a firm called Vivid Life Style but with a new number. I looked up the company and saw loads of old posts saying it’s a scam. My husband was on the line for about half an hour they were pushing sea buckthorn oil hard. He said he might call back tomorrow to think it over, but after seeing those scam warnings, we’ve decided not to bother. They speak with an Indian accent and are pretty slick - if the first person doesn’t get you, they pass you onto someone else to keep the pressure on. Plenty of local health shops around though, so we’ll stick with them instead.
Vivid Life Style
10 years
Twice now, I've had calls from a woman named Nicole with an Indian accent, offering sea Buckthorn oil. She came across as very pleasant and quite persuasive. I nearly went ahead and purchased the oil but hesitated when asked for my credit card info. She assured me everything was legit, even giving me a licence number and a contact number. While still on the call, I checked online and found reports that made me suspicious. I told her I thought it was a scam, asked her not to call me again, and ended the call. She rang back immediately after. The phone and licence numbers matched what I saw in those reports, so cheers for sharing them here.
NicoleBuckthorn
11 years
Honestly, the only folks I'm interested in chatting with about my health are my actual doctors, not these annoying callers! It's funny how a lot of these call centres seem to be staffed almost entirely by people from ethnic backgrounds. Maybe it's just the kind of work that's available to them?
11 years
You can get in touch with My Care Monday to Friday from 9 am until 5 pm through these methods:
1) Telephone: 01234 958 008
2) Email: [email protected]
3) Post: Vivid Lifestyle, 20 Easter Park, Benyon Road, Silchester, Reading RG7 2PQ, United Kingdom.
Easter ParkBenyon RoadSilchesterReading RG7 2PQUnited Kingdom
11 years
Received a call earlier from this number. A lady with a really thick accent said she was calling from the health centre in my local town. When I kept asking she changed her story to say it was the Well Being clinic instead. I didn’t really trust it and when she started asking about my health, I said I was heading out. She wasn’t rude or anything but I reckon if I’d kept pressing she’d have become more insistent. Later I came across this website and realised it’s known as a scam number. Watch out, folks!
Well Being
11 years
This number rang my mother-in-law, who’s 90 and starting to suffer with dementia. They claimed to be calling from her Health Centre, but it was a complete lie. They tried to scam her out of £70. Luckily, we contacted the bank’s fraud team straight away and managed to freeze the transaction. The bank has also blocked that company from ever touching her account again. I even left a harsh message on their voicemail... vivid life... what a total rip-off!!!
Health Centre
11 years
I just got a call out of the blue from this number, and it was a woman with an Asian accent claiming she was from my nearby Health Centre. She kept asking about my health and lifestyle, especially focusing on arthritis, which made me feel uneasy. After a while, I asked her straight up where she was calling from and how she got my phone number. She stuck to saying it was the local health centre but couldn’t really specify which one. Eventually, I told her my health was fine and hung up because something felt off. When I checked the number with 1471, it turned out it was from Bedford, nowhere near me. Sounds like she was trying to gather info to sell me something. Honestly, it’s wrong that these people can just ring up and pretend to be from the Health Centre like that! Definitely be cautious and don't answer personal questions if you get a call from this number - it’s likely a scam.
BedfordHealth
12 years
Hey, just a heads up to inform your phone company about this rubbish caller! It’s totally a scam or some dodgy number. Seriously, get yourself one of those call blockers for your phone to stop them from sneaking through or leaving voicemails. They’re pretty easy to find in loads of shops!
12 years
This number has been ringing me off and on for ages. There was a break of a few months, but just today, the usual woman called again, always calling me ‘dear’ which really annoys me. She started asking about my meds and if I have breakfast, lunch and dinner regularly, then went on about what vitamins I take. When I told her I don’t take any, she just hung up on me! I’ve got a whistle ready now and the number written down. If she tries again, I’ll blast that whistle at her - that ought to put an end to it!
12 years
I keep getting calls non stop from this firm, they keep pushing different meds. Heard from others that buying from them might be dodgy and even unsafe for your health. Definitely wouldn't recommend dealing with them.
12 years
I've had this person, Mabel, ring me loads. Told her I can't take any supplements because of all the medication I'm already on, but she just won't quit. Honestly, I just want her to stop calling me.
Mabel
12 years
I just received a call from someone named "Alex Williams" who said he was conducting a health survey. He recommended trying some supplements for 30 days and asked for my card info. I told him I’d need to verify his identity first, and he provided the number 01234 958008. After hanging up, I called my daughter-in-law to check but before I could phone him back, he called me again. I told him I wanted to talk to my son before ordering, and he got quite annoyed, insisting that the £19.95 offer wouldn’t be available later. While chatting, I entered the number into my computer and got several alerts warning me about it. I quickly put the phone down. I’m 75, so just a heads up to other pensioners!
Alex Williams
12 years
Got a call from some dodgy people trying to get my bank info. Told the cops about it straight away. Stay sharp, lads!
12 years
This number rang my 80 year old mum saying they were from a clinic. They kept pushing her to get a pomegranate supplement for £14 a month and asked for her card info. When she said no, they just hung up on her straight away.
12 years
Got a call supposedly about a health survey, but it was just a trick to scam older people. I mentioned a health issue and they quickly pushed this “supra vivid ++” stuff, costing £29.99, then asked straight out for my visa card info. They do have a site, but it smells like a dodgey pill scam or outright fraud. When they assumed I was a pensioner, they thought it was fine to try this on me. If this lot’s operating in the UK, someone really needs to shut them down.
Supra Vivid + +BTUK
12 years
What a nightmare these calls have been! This woman called Rachael kept pushing me to buy oil for £29.95 a month, it was so annoying I ended up just turning off my landline 😞
Rachael
12 years
I got a call from a woman who said her name was Shirley Williams and that she was the manager at my nearby clinic. She began asking me loads of questions about my health and mentioned something about taking part in health studies. At first, I was a bit convinced, but then something just felt off. When I said I wouldn’t give her my bank info and told her she was probably a scammer, she sounded quite annoyed. The number showed up weirdly on my phone too, only as 01302, without the full digits. I’ll definitely be more careful if it happens again.
Shirley Williams
12 years
Beware of cold calls like this - it might be a scam. A bloke rings up, claiming he’s doing a health survey and starts asking loads of personal health questions. He promises to send out a free health product sample but then requests your bank info. When you ask why they need your bank details, he explains it’s so if you decide to buy more later, they can charge you at a discount automatically. If you question why the free sample can’t be sent without giving your details, or if they gain anything from you ordering more, he insists the free sample won’t be sent without your bank info. The caller said his name was Richard WILLIAMS, but that sounds made up to me.
Richard WILLIAMS
12 years
I think it’s some kind of health firm, although I’m not certain how they ended up with my number. They might be involved with insurance as well? I can’t quite figure out why they keep ringing me.
13 years
I didn't bother to leave a message in the end.

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