01252555029
TimeLine☎️ 01252555029 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 125255 with a prefix of 01252. The area code 01252 originates from Aldershot.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01252555029
- Repeated calls, no response receivedMay
2011Scam call after loan inquiryApr
2011Numerous missed calls, loan solicitationMar
2011Credit Expert leads to unsolicited callsAug
2010Calls after Santander application denialApr
2010Loan application led to silenceApr
2010Repeated calls, no response receivedApr
2010Repeated silent calls after applicationMar
2010Harassment from constant phone callsMar
2010Cold calls after loan application!Mar
2010Frequent, annoying, unsolicited phone callsMar
2010Frustration with phone scam tacticsMar
2010Suspicious call offering unwanted serviceMar
2010Frequent silent calls, possible scamFeb
2010Scam loan calls from foreign callersFeb
2010Beware of scam calls, UCCFeb
2010Frequent caller, twenty-five timesFeb
2010Unwanted call from loan companyFeb
2010Personal information sold to othersOct
2009Avoid UCC and Yes LoansAug
2009Bogus application for loan approvalJul
2009UCC implies yes to loansMay
2009Received call, posting for awarenessMay
200901252555029 has 23 comments of which 23 x neutral
01252555029 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01252555029 👆 is reported as a persistent and unsolicited caller linked to loan companies, often connected to credit checking services like Credit Expert and comparisons on sites such as MoneySupermarket. Callers frequently go silent upon answering, abruptly end calls, or attempt to hard sell loans or insurance without prior request. Many users experience frequent, repeated calls that are intrusive and bordering on harassment despite registering with the Telephone Preference Service. The calls are suspected by some to be a tactic to push questionable or costly loan agreements, with warnings about hidden fees and misleading information. Blocking the number or using call management apps is advised, along with caution about sharing personal or financial details following such calls.
Reports on phone number 01252555029
10 yearsI received eleven rings earlier today, and each time, the line goes silent for around six minutes before disconnecting. It’s rather unfortunate, as I find myself wasting their time. If you're fed up with them, simply type 'ucc' into your search engine. You’ll likely come across an ad for UCC/Yes Loans. Just keep clicking on it; it’ll cost just over £1.50 a click. Before you know it, they’ll end up having one of their own loans taken out when we all keep clicking away. (Don't get angry, get a little bit of revenge!)UCCYes Loans10 yearsEarlier today, my partner and I got a call from this very number, so we thought it prudent to share the details here on this site.10 yearsI received a call from this lot earlier today, just about 12 hours after I was looking into loans on Credit Expert. Quite oddly, there were no matches for a loan, but it indicated that someone from Aspire Money would get in touch. We answered the call, and just like that, they hung up on us! I’ll be reaching out to Credit Expert to discuss this further.Credit ExpertAspire Money10 yearsI've received calls from this number approximately half a dozen times over the past fortnight, yet each time I answer, there's nobody there.10 yearsNot long ago, we tried out moneysupermarket.com to hunt for what they claimed were "top-notch" loans. Just twenty minutes after we submitted our application, the phone started ringing with a cold call. After browsing through similar experiences from others, we've decided to put a stop to these calls! For those who might be keen, there’s a rather handy app called Handy Blacklist that helps block unwanted numbers on your mobile. Give it a quick search; you won't regret it!10 yearsTo be perfectly frank, what we found to be utterly astounding is that it's quite evident this is a scam. These individuals demand a payment upfront yet fail to deliver on loans at all. Strangely enough, this website purports to assist people in identifying these characters, yet they feature advertisements for "yes loans" at the very bottom of their page! What on earth is that all about? It's thoroughly vexing, to say the least. I keep receiving calls from foreigners claiming to be "Jade from Yes Loans." Honestly, their name is about as genuine as a three-pound note!Jade11 yearsIf you're considering a UCC loan, I'd advise you to think twice. These yes loans are nothing but a load of rubbish designed to drain your wallet. They’ll spin you any tale just to collect those exorbitant fees. And mark my words, once you receive the paperwork, the interest rates will have skyrocketed. Avoid this trap if you can!UCC11 yearsOi! Can you believe it? These folks gave us a bell as well! We threw in a dodgy application just for kicks and I reckon we’ll get the green light, ha! We filled in some online form for a tidy sum of ten grand over a span of 61 weeks (that’s five years, mind you) and get this - we’ll be coughing up 60,976 as repayment! Now that’s what I call a cracking deal!11 yearsWe answered the phone only to be greeted by an unnerving silence, all the while wondering who on earth it could be! After a bit of a delve online, we dialled another number just to cut any ties and uncovered that the callers were a loan company. No one asked them to reach out, and we certainly have no interest in engaging with a dubious outfit that seems intent on lining their pockets. Honestly, we have no need for a loan from such a questionable firm!11 yearsThis number has been ringing us up roughly twenty-five times.11 yearsWe received a fair few missed calls from this number the other day, and eventually, late at night, I decided to pick up. Oddly enough, there was just silence on the other end, so I hung up. After a short while, I gave them a ring back and, on my second attempt, finally managed to chat to a young lady. She launched straight into a conversation about some loan offer.11 yearsThat was United Capital Corporation, commonly known as YES Loans.United Capital CorporationYES Loans11 yearsThe incessant calls we’ve been getting are becoming quite concerning, almost bordering on harassment.11 yearsWe've attempted to call this number multiple times, only to be greeted with nothing but silence.11 yearsHow amusing that you bring up Santander! We put in an application, only to be turned down in what felt like mere moments. This number keeps ringing us up. Are they perhaps handing off the details of those rejected to some dodgy outfit? Or could this be linked to Credit Expert? Who can say for certain!SantanderCredit Expert11 yearsI submitted a loan application through Santander online, and just a few moments after getting the confirmation, I received a call from this number. As others have pointed out, the moment we answer, it’s just dead air! I've had two calls like clockwork every single day since then. It’s starting to get rather annoying, I must say!Santander12 yearsI just received a call from someone claiming they had our details through moneysupermarket. Funny enough, we’re on this very website, yet we struggle to believe that a credible service would be dubious enough to share information with a company like this one (though who knows, right?). The lady on the line was rather hard to understand, but from what we did catch, it seemed they were aggressively pushing a service we never even asked for in the first place. How bizarre!12 yearsOver the last three weeks, this number has rung us a staggering twenty-five times, and I’ve genuinely had enough! Out of all those calls, twenty-four have simply hung up on us. Once, there was an attempt to sell us life insurance, which we graciously turned down. But the incessant automated calls continue to plague us every twenty seconds! It’s driving me absolutely bonkers! To make matters worse, I’m already signed up with the Telephone Preference Service. How infuriating!Telephone Preference Service12 yearsWe reckon this might have something to do with our small loan request we made to Santander. Not a peep from their end!Santander12 yearsI’ve been getting calls on my home phone from this number far too frequently. When I pick up and say "hello," there’s nothing but dead air on the other end. Is it just me, or do they want me to call back so they can get me hit with a charge? I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s one of those premium rate lines! It turns out it’s linked to a loan company; rather surprising, really, as it seems rather desperate to resort to cold calling for customers. What a shoddy way to drum up business!12 yearsI've just received yet another call from this number, claiming to be from someone named Julia at UCC. Oddly enough, the voice sounded just like the previous call but this time he introduced himself as Jade. It’s quite suspicious! I really wouldn’t recommend trusting this so-called loan company, UCC. If you get a call from 01252 555029, consider this a warning: do not engage with them! Stay cautious and don’t respond to the call!JuliaUCCJade13 yearsAvoid trusting a word that comes out of their mouths. These individuals have already shared our details with eight other firms immediately after we notified them and forked out cash to keep our info private. Thankfully, we managed to reclaim our £90!13 yearsIt appears to be Credit Expert, without a doubt! Frankly, I have no interest in taking out a loan whatsoever. We were merely assessing our credit score through CE, and lo and behold, we received the highest rating, a "9." Apparently, as stated by these folks, 71% of people strive for this. Out of sheer curiosity, we navigated to their "Loans" section and then quickly exited. Within just an hour, our phone has rung twice already, and judging by the chatter I’ve seen here, it looks like I'm in for many more calls. Should we decide to go down the loan route in the future, I’d much prefer to give our bank the first opportunity rather than endure these unsolicited calls.Submit Your Own Report (01252 555029)
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