01252576376
TimeLine☎️ 01252576376 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 1252576 with a prefix of 01252. The area code 01252 originates from Aldershot.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01252576376
- Nasty company seeking wrong tenantMay
2011Pushy caller seeking outdated informationApr
2011Suspicious individual, unreliable information receivedApr
2011Untrustworthy callers; avoid contacting themMar
2008Received suspicious call, seeking informationMar
2008Weird call, privacy concerns raisedFeb
2008Missed call this afternoonFeb
2008Suspicious call from unknown numberFeb
2008Suspicious call regarding neighbor’s sonFeb
2008Debt collection call, possible legitimacyFeb
2008Telogram is a debt collector scamFeb
2008Suspicious call using old nameJan
2008Debt collector trying to intimidateNov
2007Gathering full BT listings informationNov
2007Ignored repeated wrong number callsNov
2007Neighbor inquired about phone numberNov
2007Suspicious claim, request for verificationOct
200701252576376 has 17 comments of which 17 x neutral
01252576376 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01252576376 👆 is reported as associated with persistent and unsolicited calls and letters often linked to debt collection practices. Recipients frequently find these communications misdirected or referencing outdated information about previous occupants. The organisation appears to use publicly available directories to obtain contact details, sometimes prompting recipients to disclose personal information under questionable pretences. Many describe the approach as pushy, evasive regarding their identity or purpose, and lacking transparency. Numerous individuals warn against engaging with them or providing any details, advising to treat such contacts with scepticism and report or block the numbers involved. It is advisable to remain cautious, verify any claims independently, and avoid divulging private information to prevent potential scams or harassment.
Reports on phone number 01252576376
10 yearsReceived a missed call earlier today at 09:37.10 yearsWe received a message on our voicemail from someone claiming to be Adam from the Telegram office. He asked us to return the call at 01252 576376 and to mention a reference number. However, the message quickly switched to a pre-recorded female voice, stating the reference as 80S696. It’s worth noting that our phone number has been unlisted for quite some time, and whenever we make calls, our number is withheld.AdamTelegram10 yearsReceived a rather dodgy letter from these clowns this afternoon, meant for the prior residents. A quick peek at it against the light revealed it's a cheeky Telogram, urging a certain Mr X to get in touch immediately about something important. To make matters worse, my neighbour just two doors down had a phone call from some muppet seeking information about this chap. Let’s just say, this correspondence is destined to be returned with "not recognised at this address" plastered all over it. Honestly, I hope these people never track down the individual they’re after! Truly a shifty operation, if you ask me.TelogramX10 yearsAround half past eight this evening, we received a call from this number, apparently inquiring about the son of our next-door neighbour who used to reside here. As soon as she vacated the premises, we were asked if we had his contact details, to which we responded with a blank expression. It all seemed rather suspicious to us. The caller claimed to represent a courier company based in Hampshire, saying there was a parcel that needed dispatching to him. Quite the odd situation, if you ask me!Hampshire10 yearsI received a call from these individuals who got in touch with my accountants, asking me to return their call with some reference number and whatnot. However, they offered absolutely no details about the reason for their outreach, apart from claiming they were a letter forwarding agency. Honestly, they seemed rather dodgy at the very least. We made it clear that we weren't interested in conversing with them (though I didn’t express it quite so bluntly). I’d advise you all to handle it similarly.11 yearsI had a rather unsavoury encounter with a debt collector from Capquest, based in Hampshire. It appears this lot is associated with a company called Telogram. Honestly, they're a right bunch of con artists. If you find yourself being hounded for cash, don’t hesitate to call their bluff! Just let them know you’ve got no assets to speak of and that your job's hanging by a thread. Ask them if they really want to push you into bankruptcy while walking away empty-handed!CapquestHampshireTelogram11 yearsShortly after I looked up "Telogram" on a search engine, I stumbled across a myriad of discussion threads indicating that Telogram appears to be a debt collection company. As a precaution, I checked our credit report via Experian, which confirmed that our accounts are all current and there have been no recent applications made under our names. It seems quite evident that Telogram are nothing but con artists. I strongly advise hanging up immediately if they happen to call you.TelogramExperian11 yearsI’ve recently received a call from a company named Telogram. They bizarrely used a surname we haven’t had for over a year, and we’ve updated our details with every business we interact with. It’s quite clear to us that this isn’t the real deal. The caller mentioned having an important letter on hold for us, yet they couldn’t even get my first name right-just took a wild stab in the dark! She claimed they must have our number from a phone directory, which leads us to think it’s time to consider going ex-directory. I’m already signed up with the Telephone Preference Service to keep nuisance calls at bay.TelogramTelephone Preference Service11 yearsI've had quite a few missed calls from this number. On one occasion, we actually answered it, but the callers were looking for someone else, so we figured it must be a mistake. Ever since then, they've kept ringing, but we've decided to just let them go to voicemail.11 yearsI received a call from someone asking for the postcode of an ancient business location of ours. They claimed they would send some information to our updated address. It’s been almost six years since we operated from that old spot! Despite our lapse in memory regarding the postcode, they were remarkably insistent and unfazed, which left me a bit taken aback.12 yearsWe've received calls and messages from these individuals, and our neighbours are in a similar boat. The strange part is that the person we think we're dealing with doesn't seem to be real at all! The closest match we found to the name actually passed away six years back. It all feels rather suspicious, so we're definitely not handing over any information. Cheers to everyone for sharing what they know!12 yearsWe recently had a call from someone claiming to be from the telegram office, asking about a chap named Roger Dinesh who apparently lived at no. 33, just down the street. They wanted us to leave a message to call them back with a reference number. When we pressed them on how they obtained our details, they mentioned something about it being from list enquiries. We didn't actually share any personal information, apart from inadvertently confirming our home number. Is there anything we ought to do about this situation?Roger Dinesh12 yearsI recently received a call from them, claiming they have a letter on its way to us. In a rather silly moment, I revealed my date of birth, even though they don’t have our correct address. It turns out this Capquest outfit has been sending us letters regarding some outstanding debts we owe. Yes, we did have a credit card that went unpaid, so I guess they’re not trying to pull a fast one on us - just reminding us of old financial obligations coming back to haunt us. Do you think the address they possess will actually lead to the letter arriving? We know who lives there, so we could always ask them to keep an eye out for us.Capquest12 yearsRecently received a rather peculiar call from someone inquiring about my partner. It's quite baffling since I’m ex-directory and have my number set to private. How on earth did they manage to obtain my contact details? They mentioned having a package for her and even seemed to know her parents' address. We advised them to send the delivery there instead. It all feels rather sketchy, doesn’t it?12 yearsI was contacted by individuals claiming to be from a telegram service, but they were quite evasive about revealing their names. They insisted on verifying our address and date of birth, which struck me as rather dodgy.12 yearsThese individuals are likely to possess the complete BT directory and will request contact numbers linked to a specific location.13 yearsA chap from next door came by the other day, saying this number rang him. He was curious if we happened to live right next to him.Submit Your Own Report (01252 576376)
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