01253968091
☎️ 01253968091 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Numbergroup Utilities Ltd. It is part of the phone block 1253968 with a prefix of 01253. The area code 01253 originates from Blackpool.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01253968091
- Avoiding loft insulation cold callSep
2022Unknown caller, multiple daily callsSep
2022Unnerving silent call, likely scamSep
2022Received unwanted, suspicious phone callSep
2022Request to ignore user commentSep
2022Unsolicited phone calls from strangersAug
2022Telephone scammers from Blackpool mentionedAug
2022Strategy for dealing with callersAug
2022Noise won't dissipate, driving crazinessAug
2022Unsolicited call about loft insulationAug
2022Invalid inputAug
2022Inaccurate information, hung up abruptlyAug
2022Missed two calls, left no messageJul
2022User did not provide answerJul
2022Received nuisance call, blocked numberJul
2022Scam involving insurance company callsJun
2022Calls from unknown call centerJun
2022Unfamiliar number, likely scam, blockedApr
2022Phone rang, no answer, disconnectedMar
2022Caller claimed no sales pitchMar
2022Call ended, number now blockedFeb
2022Flagged as Blackpool number, no responseFeb
2022Describes situation as annoyingFeb
2022Unsolicited scam call from IndiaFeb
2022- Foreign accent mentioned, suspected scamFeb
2022received silent call_dummy positionFeb
2022A call with no soundFeb
2022Trouble reaching someone on phoneFeb
2022user suggested blocking actionNov
2021Early morning call from liarOct
2021Warning about potential scam from TalkTalkOct
2021Caller attempted information phishing scamOct
2021Scam pretending to be providersOct
2021Frequent calls, no response receivedOct
2021Refused suspicious app download during callOct
2021Scam call from Asian womanOct
2021Suspicious call from Talk TalkOct
2021Addressed suspicious call from overseasOct
2021Recognized scam call, avoided interactionOct
2021Unknown foreign scam, avoid itOct
2021Recognized scam call, demands justiceOct
2021Suspicious call from fake technicianOct
2021Impersonating TalkTalk for computer accessOct
2021Identified scam call, scammers condemnedOct
2021Fraudulent call claiming internet issuesOct
2021Scammed by Microsoft caller, disconnectedOct
2021Early scam call, no responseOct
2021Missed international call from TalkTalkOct
2021Identity claim from TalkTalkOct
2021Scam call about internet securityOct
2021Ex-directory landlines rang, no messageOct
2021Unhappy with app download requestOct
2021Ignored unwanted call from ex-directoryOct
2021Phone calls with no messagesOct
2021Suspicious call claiming Virgin Media issuesOct
2021Suspicious call suspected to be scamOct
2021Virgin Media broadband scam reportedOct
2021Unwanted push for app downloadOct
2021Suspicious call from alleged TalktalkOct
2021Number Of Searches: 256 Number Of Comments: 57 First Seen: 29 September 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Elmsted(Kent), Greyabbey(County Down) and Hainault(Greater London).
01253968091 has 57 comments of which 12 x negative and 45 x neutral
01253968091 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01253968091 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance number linked to multiple scam attempts, primarily involving loft insulation offers and fraudulent claims from supposed internet or telecom providers like TalkTalk and Virgin Media. Callers, often using Asian-accented voices, employ scripted lines about hacked devices or compromised routers, urging recipients to download apps or provide personal details. Many report silent calls, immediate hang-ups, or refusing to identify themselves. The number frequently targets ex-directory or registered numbers despite do-not-call listings, with users recommending blocking and advising scepticism when contacted. Overall, it is highly advisable to treat calls from this number as fraudulent, avoid sharing information or clicking on links, and report to relevant authorities for potential investigation.
Reports on phone number 01253968091
4 yearsSomeone called about loft insulation and when I said I didn’t have a loft, they just ended the call straight away. Total scam if you ask me.4 yearsThis number keeps calling me multiple times a day, but as soon as I pick up, they just hang up straight away. Not sure who it is.4 yearsGot this call earlier, and when I picked up, it was dead air on the other end. Feels like a right dodgy situation, if you ask me. It's a bit unsettling when they choose not to say anything. Definitely gives off a strong whiff of a scam!4 yearsGot a call, an Asian woman asked if she could speak to me by name. I hung up before she could say more. After seeing the comments here, I went ahead and blocked the number.4 yearsNo thanks, I’m not interested at all. Please don’t call again.4 yearsReceived a call from 01253968091 claiming to be from Blackpool, but I’m pretty sure it was a scam.Blackpool4 yearsGot a call from a number I didn’t recognise, just one of those annoying cold calls.4 yearsLoft insulation inquiry They wanted to chat with the property owner I let them know I was underage and they promptly ended the call! The smartest move is to claim you're merely 16, and they must take you off their contact list since they're not allowed to reach out to minors. Even if you sound grown-up with a deep voice, just stick to that story! 😂4 yearsThis number just keeps calling me non-stop.4 yearsReceived a call regarding loft insulation earlier today. The caller was an Asian lady, but I struggled to grasp what she was saying, and her name escaped me. Decided to hang up in the end.4 yearsI inquired about an individual not residing at the address provided, but they abruptly ended the call when I questioned them.4 yearsBoth times I missed the call, no chance to pick up, and there wasn’t any voicemail left. I’m on the TPS, so I reckon it’s fair to just block the number.Telephone Preference Service4 yearsDidn’t pick up the call.4 yearsReceived a call today, 12th July 2022, and they disconnected the moment I picked up. I've now added this number to my blocked list.4 yearsI got two calls from people who sounded Asian, claiming they were ringing from an insurance firm. They said my savings rate was dropping again this year. It was obviously a scam - the person sticking to a script and couldn’t answer anything I asked about their company. I told them both nicely to maybe consider finding a real job instead.4 yearsThis number keeps ringing us without fail. It's clearly a call centre. We’ve gotten wise to it now and tend to ignore their calls. On occasions when we did answer, we specifically requested that our ex-directory number be removed from their database. It appears that if you deviate from their pre-set script, they’re utterly clueless about how to assist.4 yearsDont know who it was 'cos I missed the call, it showed up as a number from Blackpool. Seems dodgy to me, so I just blocked it!Blackpool4 yearsI got a call but when I picked up, there was silence and then the call just dropped abruptly.4 yearsHe called about loft insulation but said he wasn't trying to sell. I just said, "So why even ring me up?" and put the phone down.4 yearsI got nothing but silence, then they just hung up. I've gone ahead and blocked the number now.4 yearsGot a call from this number earlier - came up as a blackpool number. Picked up but no one spoke. After about 5 seconds, the call was ended by whoever was on the other side. Bit odd.4 yearsSuch a pain!4 yearsSomeone rang up and knew my name straight away, started going on about insulating my house. I told her it was obviously a con but I just let her keep blabbing. It sounded like yet another woman with an Indian accent pretending her name was some proper English one!4 yearsGot a call from someone with a funny accent claiming to do an insulation survey. They even said my name, which was a bit creepy. I told them I wasn’t interested and they just cut the call right away. Definitely seemed like a dodgy scam, probably using a fake phone number.4 yearsGot a call today, no one spoke, just silence. Bit odd if you ask me!4 yearsno one was even speaking on the other end, just a quiet phone ringing with no answer. quite annoying!4 yearsI answered the call, but there was nobody on the other end. I tried calling back, but again, I was met with silence before the line dropped. Quite baffling, really!5 yearsReceived a call at the crack of dawn from a woman of Asian descent. She was spinning quite the tale. Claiming to be from Blackpool.Blackpool5 yearsI've received four calls from this number within a week, and not a single word has been exchanged. Quite baffling, really!5 yearsI just received a call from this number, and they wanted me to input some details on my device. I wouldn’t recommend giving any information. Stay cautious, everybody!5 yearsThey claimed to be from TalkTalk but I don’t reckon it’s true. Most likely a scam if you ask me.TalkTalk5 yearsReceived a call from “TalkTalk” urging me to download an app from the App Store that would grant them remote access to my device. I firmly told them where to go and swiftly ended the conversation.TalkTalkApp Store5 yearsWhat a con! They claim to represent TalkTalk, BT, and Sky at various points during the call. They try to frighten you by saying that someone else is using your IP address and insist that immediate action is necessary.TalkTalkBTSky5 yearsI received a rather odd phone call from a woman with an Asian accent claiming that my internet had been compromised. She proceeded to ask me to input a specific sequence of letters into my computer. Quite amusingly, I had encountered a similar situation just a few weeks prior, so I was well prepared. When she inquired about what I'd entered, I firmly responded, "This is a scam, you should disconnect right now!" Then she asked me to hit the Windows key, completely unaware that my laptop is a Google device and lacks such a feature. Her confusion was quite priceless! It seems this dodgy operation is linked to Blackpool, so surely the authorities could track them down fairly easily, wouldn't you agree? Remember to stay vigilant - it's best to be suspicious of every unknown call you receive. Treat them all as potential scams, and you’ll be one step ahead.GoogleBlackpool5 yearsI received a call earlier today from this number. An Indian-sounding lady claimed to represent Talk Talk, alerting me that my devices were allegedly under attack by hackers. I was completely baffled and asked her to clarify. Suddenly, a man jumped in, introducing himself as a supervisor. At that point, I had enough and just hung up.5 yearsI finally decided to pick up the call, reasoning that it seemed legitimate due to the U.K. area code, even though it wasn’t one I recognised from the south east. As soon as I answered, I had my doubts about it being a foreign scam. I stayed silent, expecting someone to greet me, but there was nothing but an awkward pause. When I eventually spoke, still no response. We’re ex-directory and never hand out our number, which makes me think they’re either using auto-diallers or somehow filching info from the phone provider.U. K.5 yearsRight from the start I could tell it was a scam, as there was this weird pause of like two seconds before anyone spoke. Then some Asian voice kept repeating “hello” but I just ignored it and let the call drop. My number’s ex-directory and on the TPS register, so I shouldn’t be getting calls like this at all. Honestly, these scammers need to be stopped properly - they’re honestly some of the worst people out there. It’s about time the authorities got tough on them.5 yearsNo sooner had I picked up the phone than I sensed it was a dodgy call, what with the two seconds of silence right off the bat. An individual with an Asian accent kept repeating “hello,” but I chose to remain silent, allowing the call to resolve itself. My number is private and on the telephone preference service list, so these blokes have absolutely no business contacting me. It’s long overdue that these con artists face stringent action and are held accountable; they truly rank among the most despicable individuals imaginable.5 yearsGot a call from some bloke with an accent, no idea who it was! Felt dodgy to me, so watch out - probably a scam. Lol.5 yearsI received a call from an Asian lady who purported to be with Talk Talk, saying she was ringing regarding my internet connection. I didn’t want to engage any further as I was sceptical about her intentions, so I just hung up.5 yearsReceived a call from someone purporting to be from TalkTalk's tech support, insisting they required access to my computer to sort out a router issue. There were other voices in the background that seemed quite similar, which set off alarm bells. Definitely a scam!TalkTalk5 yearsThe moment I picked up, I realised I was on the receiving end of a scam call; there was a bizarre pause for a couple of seconds that gave it away immediately. An individual with an Asian accent started repeating “hello”, but I held my tongue and let the call play out. My number isn’t in the directory and is registered with the Telephone Preference Service, so these fraudsters have absolutely no business harassing me. It’s about time that we see some serious action taken against these scammers and they face the consequences of their underhanded tactics. They're truly among the lowest of the low.Telephone Preference Service5 yearssomebody called me saying they were from talktalk, telling me my ip was being used out of country or something. i asked them to email me since i couldnt really hear, then they just hung up. total scam!TalkTalk5 yearsCalled me at the crack of dawn, but when I picked up, there was utter silence on the other end. It’s likely just another dodgy scam, which really gets on my nerves.5 yearsThey called me just before 8 in the morning claiming to be from Microsoft. I had no time for their nonsense, so I promptly told them to leave me be.Microsoft5 yearsReceived a call on my mobile, marked as an international one. The moment I picked up, the line went dead. Having browsed through previous remarks, it jogged my memory that I used to be with TalkTalk. Their service was utterly dreadful, which led me to terminate my contract prematurely.TalkTalk5 yearsPurportedly from TalkTalk, or so they say.TalkTalk5 yearsI received a call from an Asian lady purporting to be with Talk Talk. She mentioned that there was a potential attempt to access my internet from overseas. She started rambling about the various coloured lights on my router-if only she could see it, there’s merely a single light! I decided to hang up, but lo and behold, they proceeded to ring me four additional times. Each time, my answering machine picked up, yet, strangely, not a single message was left. Quite clearly a scam, if you ask me!5 yearsThey rang our old landline that’s not listed anywhere, didn’t pick up when it rang. Took a look afterwards and there was no voicemail or anything left.5 yearsMy husband was approached by them, asking him to install an app on his phone. When he expressed his reluctance, they abruptly ended the call without a second thought.5 yearsPhoned a number that’s supposed to be off the grid, which we’ve never used, and just let it ring without a response.5 yearsReceived a call purporting to be from Virgin Media, insisting that my internet connection was inundated with numerous harmful files.Virgin Media5 yearsReceived a call purporting to be from TalkTalk, alleging that my line had been compromised and that a third party had accessed my router. I requested that they verify their identity as well as the phone number they were calling from, but he was unable to provide this information and declined to send confirmation to my registered email. I have serious doubts this was genuine and suspect it’s a scam.TalkTalk5 yearsNo voicemail was left when I picked up, they just hung up straight away. Same thing happened with calls from a number like 01253807448.5 yearsI received a call from this number regarding a supposed Virgin Media broadband issue. The person on the other end had an Asian accent and seemed to be fishing for my personal details. Definitely feels like a scam to me!Virgin Media5 yearsReceived a call claiming to be from TalkTalk. They're urging me to download an app from the Play Store.TalkTalkPlay Store5 yearsI received a call from an Asian individual, who insisted they were representing TalkTalk. When I informed them that we have no association with TalkTalk, they abruptly hung up the phone. Quite odd, really!TalkTalkSubmit Your Own Report (01253 968091)
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