01257825056
TimeLine☎️ 01257825056 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by DIDWW Ireland Limited. It is part of the phone block 1257825 with a prefix of 01257. The area code 01257 originates from Coppull.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01257825056
- Call ended immediately after answeringJan
2023Scammer offering fake discounts callsJan
2023No meaningful information providedJan
2023Unsure how to respondJan
2023Unsolicited call from fake recruiterJan
2023Explains reporting system for scamsJan
2023Received fake O2 discount offerJan
2023Avoid answering unknown phone numbersJan
2023Fraudulent O2 identity theft attemptJan
2023Suspicious call from possible scamJan
2023Beware of scam from O2Jan
2023Caller identified as Chorley, England. IgnoredJan
2023Doubtful competence and authenticity issuesJan
2023Likely suspicious investment opportunityJan
2023Invalid response format, cannot summarizeJan
2023This comment is not validJan
2023Offered 30% discount on servicesJan
2023Caller hung up - likely scamJan
2023Claimed Carphone Warehouse, unintelligible except £40, disconnectedJan
2023Requested fake discount, likely scamJan
2023Report all scam attempts to policeJan
2023Reporting scam numbers helps catch crooksJan
2023Report scam calls and textsJan
2023Unproven claim about O2 networkJan
2023Scammer call blocked phone backgroundJan
2023Telemarketing call hung up randomlyJan
2023Error: Number not recognized. RetryJan
2023Number Of Searches: 132 Number Of Comments: 20 First Seen: 29 December 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Glen Water(Aberdeenshire), Saltmarshe(North Yorkshire) and Sutton(Greater London).
01257825056 has 20 comments of which 9 x neutral and 11 x negative
01257825056 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01257825056 👆 is reported as a persistent scam call frequently claiming to be from O2, offering fake discounts or upgrades. Callers may know personal details and push for sensitive info or account recovery codes. Many report foreign accents, rude behaviour and use of multiple numbers. Some claim links to other networks like EE or Three or Carphone Warehouse, but calls are unsolicited and suspicious. Despite blocking, calls continue, often with attempts to trick recipients into sharing info. Users frequently warn about the need to report these scams to police cybercrime units, as blocking alone seems ineffective. Calls often come from spoofed or fake UK numbers, and aggressive or unclear callers hang up when challenged. Overall, a well-documented, widespread fraudulent operation targeting phone customers.
Reports on phone number 01257825056
4 yearsI picked up the phone, but they disconnected the call straight away.4 yearsI had a rather dodgy experience with a so-called O2 representative who claimed he could secure me a fabulous 30% off my mobile plan. After realising it was just a trickster with a heavy accent, I promptly added the number to my block list. Altogether, I received eleven calls from this charlatan! Clearly, it was nothing more than a scam attempt.4 yearsGot a call from 01257 825056 saying they were from Three trying to sell me an upgrade, but I’m not even a Three customer. Told them to stop ringing me as it’s been happening loads. When I asked where they got my details and to remove me from their list, they just told me to f*** off. Hung up and blocked the number straight away.4 yearsOn 1st April and in the 15 posts following, you’ll find clear instructions on how to use the police’s system designed to make it straightforward for everyone to report scam calls, texts, emails, and other types of fraud. I only got given this info after I raised the issue of constant scam calls with my MP. These scammers really try hard to keep this hidden from us. If you don’t officially report these scams, don’t expect much to be done about it. Sending complaints to 7726, your mobile provider, or the companies the scammers pretend to be won’t actually get passed on to the police.4 yearsToday I got a call claiming to give me a discount for O2. They sent me a code by text saying it was some sort of activation code, but the message actually said it was for account recovery and that I shouldn’t share it with anyone, even people who work for O2. This is a unique code tied to my account. If you’re ever unsure, ring O2 on their official number from their website. After I didn’t comply, they rang again from a couple of different numbers, and honestly they sounded pretty legit, asking about my services and that sort of thing. Be careful!4 yearsThis person said they were from O2 and claimed I was registered with them, but I have never used O2 and am actually with a different phone provider. Felt a bit dodgy if you ask me.4 yearsI usually don’t answer calls from numbers I don’t know, so I didn’t pick up. I checked it out on here and turns out it’s just a billing scam.4 yearsGot a call from Chorley saying they were EE. Don’t see why EE would ring a landline number though. I only heard the start where they mentioned a discount on my bills, then I hung up straight away. Feels like a total scam to me.ChorleyEE4 yearsMy phone showed a call from Chorley, England, but I decided not to answer since I never pick up numbers I don’t recognise.ChorleyEngland4 yearsThis sounds like it might be some sort of scam.4 yearsGot a call from this number saying they was O2 and could give me a 30% off my phone bill for a year as a “thank you” for being loyal. What freaked me out was that they already had my address and bank sort code/account number - no idea how, coz I never gave them that info! They then asked for my card details, so I hung up straight away. I’ve told O2 about it and updated all my passwords just to be safe. Total scammers, watch out!4 yearsSomeone ringing me saying they were from Carphone Warehouse but couldn't answer any of the questions I asked. Definitely felt a bit dodgy to me.Carphone Warehouse4 yearsThey said everything was fine and tried to get me to take a 30% discount.4 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be O2, telling me they’d sort a 40% discount on my bill. After that, I got a text with some kind of account recovery code which supposedly lets them get into your account. I just ended the call, didn’t give any info, and told O2 about it straight away.4 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from Carphone Warehouse. Could hardly make out anything except them shouting about £40. Didn’t waste time, just ended the call straight away.Carphone Warehouse4 yearsNot sure what that was about, I answered and they just dropped the call right away. Feels like a total scam to me.4 yearsI got a call where I could hear loads of heavy breathing on the other end and there was noise like a busy call centre too. It was pretty obvious it was a scam, so I just blocked the number straight away!4 yearsSupposedly from O2, I think.4 yearsGot a call, but as soon as I picked up, they just disconnected. Definitely spam.4 yearsIt says the number you’re trying to ring isn’t recognised. Maybe have another look at it and try phoning one more time.Submit Your Own Report (01257 825056)
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