01253226762
TimeLine☎️ 01253226762 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 1253226 with a prefix of 01253. The area code 01253 originates from Blackpool.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01253226762
- Landline missed calls, no messagesMay
2026Caller greeted, waited, then hung upMay
2026Warning: Avoid talking to scammersMay
2026Fake energy advisors scam warningsMay
2026Persistent caller, likely roof insulationMay
2026Scam call, silence, frequent nuisanceMay
2026Unsolicited scam call, silenceMay
2026Avoid scammers; report all attemptsMay
2026Never respond; report scam attemptsMay
2026Nuisance calls, obvious scam repeatedMay
2026Fraudulent callers, beware, scam alertMay
2026Silent call received on landlineMay
2026Silent call, no voicemail leftMay
2026Automated scam clones voice fraudMay
2026Unknown number, no message leftApr
2026Unknown caller, likely unwanted callApr
2026No voicemail message was leftApr
2026Number Of Searches: 26 Number Of Comments: 14 First Seen: 26 April 2026 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bere Regis(Dorset), Coniston Water(Cumbria), Drayton Beauchamp(Buckinghamshire), Hallow(Worcestershire) and Hartley(Devon).
01253226762 has 14 comments of which 10 x neutral and 4 x negative
01253226762 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01253226762 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance scam call, often silent or with minimal speech, targeting landlines with a common regional prefix. Callers sometimes claim to be energy advisors or home improvement salespeople, repeating questions or leaving no message. Many users warn the calls aim to capture voice responses, especially a "yes," to facilitate dangerous voice cloning scams. These scams use AI to imitate your voice later for fraud. Call recipients strongly advise not to engage, provide any information, or respond verbally. Multiple experiences highlight the importance of reporting these calls to official UK scam monitoring services to help reduce their volume. The calls are frustratingly frequent, often involving prerecorded messages or silence followed by hang-ups.
Reports on phone number 01253226762
2 monthsI saw a missed call on my landline from a number starting with 01253, but they didn’t leave a voicemail or anything. Seems like this prefix is popping up loads in these calls I’ve been getting lately.2 monthsI picked up and said hello, but there was no reply. Just quiet for a moment then the call ended abruptly.2 monthsGot a call from a lady who said her name was Jacky, asking if I was the owner of the house. I just said “Hello” like I didn’t catch what she said, and she kept asking the same question, sounded like a recorded message. After repeating it three times, she gave up and hung up. I reckon she was trying to flog me some roof insulation. Her voice seemed familiar, like I’d heard it on a call a couple of months back.Jacky2 monthsGot another caller pretending to be an "energy advisor" for my local area. Yeah, right. Total scam.2 monthsSome lady with a really noticeable accent, named Jackie she said, kept jabbering away even when I just ignored her. She wanted to know if I had mould or damp problems. Sounds like the same lot always pestering about home insulation stuff. Watch out, don't get drawn into talking or sharing anything with them - they're scammers, preying mostly on older folks.Jackie2 monthsGot a call on my landline but it was just complete silence.2 monthsBe careful with this one. Got a call from someone who sounded like a bloke in his 30s, but it was actually a robot saying, ‘Hello, can you hear me alright?’ Apparently, it’s a new trick where they want you to say ‘yes’ and keep chatting for a few seconds so they can copy your voice and use it for identity theft. I heard on the news to mess with the recorder by switching on the TV or radio loud. I’ve been getting these calls quite a lot now, they must know my number is real.2 monthsGot a call on my home phone from this number. I said "Hola" back, but all I got was silence before they just cut off. Seems like one of those scam calls. Have been getting loads of these recently.Hola2 monthsGot a call from an unknown number, and as soon as I picked up, the person just said, 'You there, can you hear me?' When I asked who was on the line, all I got back was silence. Pretty clear it was a dodgy scam.2 monthsBeen getting calls on my landline marked as 'nuisance', but no one leaves a message. The number looks almost the same every time, just the last couple of digits change. Sounds like a total SCAM to me!2 monthsCalled but no one spoke, and they didn’t leave any message on my voicemail.2 monthsThe number wasn’t saved in any of my contacts, so I figured it was probably a nuisance call. When the phone gave the chance to leave a voicemail, the caller didn’t bother to record anything.2 monthsThis number called but no voicemail or anything, never seen it before either.2 monthsThey didn't bother leaving a voicemail or anything.Submit Your Own Report (01253 226762)
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