01259760009
TimeLine☎️ 01259760009 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 125976 with a prefix of 01259. The area code 01259 originates from Alloa.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01259760009
- Received call from suspicious sourceDec
2015Confused caller about car accidentDec
2015Fraudulent call from alleged law firmDec
2015Call from law firm, unclear locationDec
2015Receiving annoying Indian accent callsNov
2015Unwanted call potentially distressing for elderlyNov
2015Scam call from fake law firmNov
2015Annoying calls persistently continueNov
2015No apparent meaning in commentNov
2015Aggressive caller, harassment experiencedNov
2015Call center scam, denied involvement, sarcasticOct
2015Call from suspected phishing operationOct
2015Panic-inducing scam phone call messageOct
2015Motor Claims scam call receivedOct
2015User claims blatant fraud occurredOct
2015Unclear caller, no reason givenSep
2015Various scams with changing detailsSep
2015Received call from Indian/Asian womanSep
2015Unanswered call on June 30thAug
2015Daily annoying calls for monthJul
2015Number Of Searches: 155 Number Of Comments: 19 First Seen: 30 June 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Burrigill(Highland), Luxborough(Somerset), Marske(North Yorkshire), Monington(Pembrokeshire) and Sutton(Lincolnshire).
01259760009 has 19 comments of which 15 x neutral and 4 x negative
01259760009 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01259760009 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance scam originating from an individual with an Indian or South Asian accent claiming to represent a law firm or the UK Department of Transport. Callers allege recent car accidents involving the recipient or their household, despite no evidence or accurate details. Many describe the calls as intrusive, often made outside reasonable hours, causing distress especially to vulnerable individuals. Attempts to challenge or request proof lead to abrupt hang-ups or rude behaviour. The calls are widely recognised as fraudulent cold calls seeking personal information or to pressure individuals into claims. Recipients are advised to ignore, block, and report the number to the appropriate authorities to avoid harassment.
Reports on phone number 01259760009
11 yearsHe sounded Indian, but spoke very clearly and his English was really well-spoken. It was a man who asked for me by my name. Said he was from the "UK Department of Transport." I told him I wasn’t convinced and asked for some proof. He said he didn’t know how to prove it and that it was my problem. There was a pause, then he tried to introduce himself again but ended up hanging up in the middle, which felt quite odd.UK Department of Transport11 yearsJust got a call asking if I was involved in a recent car accident. Problem is, I don't own a car at all!11 yearsLike others have said, I got a call supposedly from ‘a law office’ regarding a car crash that supposedly happened recently. It’s obviously a scam, but the person on the phone was really pushy. I reckon they could cause trouble if you gave them any of your details.11 yearsGot a call from a guy who said he was with a law firm that helps people who've been in car crashes. He sounded like he might be from somewhere in Asia, maybe India or nearby. When I asked him where he was calling from, he just dropped the call. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.11 yearsThis guy who calls himself "Eddie" keeps ringing me every night, talking about some accident claim. He's got a strong Indian accent and is pretty relentless. Honestly, he’s really annoying and kinda seems to get a kick out of people swearing at him, as weird as that sounds! Must be his thing or something.11 yearsSo this bloke with an Indian accent rung one of us, but someone in the family told him to stop calling and just hung up. He didn't hang about though and phoned back straight away, which made us tell him again not to ring anymore. It’s all good for us, but I reckon this kind of thing could really upset elderly folks who live on their own.11 yearsGot a call from a man with an Indian accent who said he was ringing from a legal company. He told me someone using my phone number was involved in an accident, but couldn’t say when, where, or any details. He mentioned my number is on the TPS list so I shouldn’t be getting calls like this, but said he wasn’t aware of the TPS rules - seemed fishy, like not really from a law firm. Then he got a bit annoyed and said he’d put me through to his boss. Next thing, the line just cut off. Pretty sure this was just another scam.Telephone Preference ServiceTPS11 yearsIt's incessantly ringing, which is incredibly frustrating. They just won’t accept a refusal!11 yearsLast evening, I received a rather unwelcome call from this number. The chap on the other end claimed that I had submitted a claim within the last three years, but I calmly explained that he was in error. After I politely bid him farewell and ended the call, he had the audacity to ring me back-twice, no less! He was both rude and confrontational, demanding to know how I had the nerve to hang up on him. When I pointed out that I had no desire to converse and that he was intruding on my personal line, calling it harassment, he abruptly terminated the call, lacing his words with foul insults. Quite the unpleasant experience, I must say!11 yearsJust got a call about 10 mins ago from someone asking about a car crash I supposedly had a couple years back. Thing is, I've never been in any accident like that. Sounds like a complete con to me. I told the bloke where to go and that was that!11 yearsI received a rather alarming message on my voicemail, where the caller not only mentioned my name but also claimed there had been a car accident linked to someone at my address. With both my husband and son out and about for work, you can imagine the sheer dread that washed over me upon hearing that! Thankfully, the area code was unfamiliar, which prompted me to look it up online. It’s astonishing that such calls can be made at all-surely there should be measures in place to prevent these sorts of distressing messages, particularly when they’re left on answer phones!11 yearsGot a call from some bloke saying he was with a law firm. He claimed someone at our place had been in a car crash, but couldn’t give any info like when or where it happened or even which car. I told him straight up I wasn’t falling for any scams and hung up.11 yearsI just had a call moments ago from someone purporting to be with a Motor Claims agency. They typically try to convince you that they can help you receive compensation if you've been involved in an accident lately.Motor Claims11 yearsUtterly deceitful behaviour,11 yearsI found it quite baffling, as the caller's speech was rather muddled. I’ve no idea what they were on about!11 yearsYet another tedious scam revolving around an accident, though this time the phone number has changed. The caller spoke in broken English, complete with a thick accent that was hard to decipher. It reeked of a shoddy ruse!11 yearsI received a call inquiring whether I or any family member had been involved in an accident lately. The caller had an Indian or Asian accent.11 yearsReceived a call at half six on Saturday, but there was no message left? Strange!11 yearsSo irritating! This number has been calling me every single day for the past month. Anyone know who it might be?Submit Your Own Report (01259 760009)
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