01277509275
TimeLine☎️ 01277509275 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 1277509 with a prefix of 01277. The area code 01277 originates from Brentwood.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01277509275
- Caller impersonated, attempted fraud exposedDec
2025O2 scam call; report/blockDec
2025Suspicious call; partner hung upDec
2025Indian scam call; block immediatelyDec
2025Unknown calls often scams; cancellingAug
2025Distressing scam caller asks deceasedAug
2025Harassing boiler sales calls persistentlyAug
2025Scam call; beware, don't shareAug
2025Caller anonymous, rude, persistent callbacksAug
2025Number Of Searches: 9 Number Of Comments: 9 First Seen: 25 August 2025 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Burford(Somerset) and St George in the East(Greater London).
01277509275 has 9 comments of which 7 x negative and 2 x neutral
01277509275 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01277509275 👆 is reported as a scam number repeatedly linked to fraudulent calls claiming to be from various organisations like airlines, mobile networks, and government schemes. Callers often use personal details to sound convincing, but fail when pressed for verification. The number has been used to try and steal info, send fake SIMs, or push products like boilers, often with aggressive or rude behaviour if questioned. Some calls are upsetting, even asking to speak to deceased relatives. Multiple people advise to block and report, describing it as a persistent nuisance that preys on vulnerable individuals and disregards do-not-call registrations. The overall consensus is that it’s a trouble causer, best ignored and handled with caution.
Reports on phone number 01277509275
7 monthsSo I got a call about some flight deals, and the person said they got my details from the airport group, as if I was some loyal frequent flyer. Then later, the same number rang again but this time the caller said they were with the 02 fraud department. They seemed to know loads about me, which nearly had me fooled. But there was this one thing that didn’t add up - the fraud reference they gave didn’t match the real 02 one. When I asked them to confirm it, the caller just hung up. Clearly wasn’t who they said they were.7 monthsI got a call from this number, but I'm really wary of answering random calls, especially near Christmas. So my other half decided to ring the number back and a woman answered, saying she was from PIP. My partner quickly hung up on her though!7 monthsGot a call claiming to be from O2 since my number apparently shows up as Brentford. They said they wanted to send out a new SIM, but I’m not even with O2. Then they tried getting me to answer security questions, which made me suspicious straight away. I told them I wasn’t comfortable and had a feeling it was dodgy. Suddenly someone else got on the line. When I raised my doubts again, they just said alright and ended the call. Looks like a total scam to me. Would recommend blocking and reporting the number.Brentford7 monthsJust got one of those classic scam calls from an Indian call centre. Best thing to do is just end the call and block the number straight away.10 monthsGot a call from a woman with a really thick accent, made it hard to catch what she was trying to say! Turned out to be some sort of scam about the government handing out cash for new boilers. She was quite courteous though, so I just told her I'm not interested and asked her not to ring back - but honestly, I doubt they’ll stick to that. Heads up to everyone, don’t share any personal info with strangers calling out of the blue.10 monthsSome bloke rang up but wouldn’t say who he was. When I asked why he needed the owner, he got all aggressive and rude. I told him I was done and hung up, but then he rang back three times after that and never picked up when I tried to answer. Proper dodgy if you ask me.10 monthsI’ve started ignoring calls from numbers I don’t recognise. This particular one rang my home phone and when I looked it up here, sure enough it was a scam. Thinking it’s probably time to ditch the landline altogether.10 monthsGot a call on my landline from someone asking for my husband who died over a decade ago. When I asked who was on the phone, they just went silent. Honestly, it was really creepy and upsetting. Seems like these scam calls are just as inevitable in life as death and taxes.10 monthsGot a call earlier today from some bloke asking about the age of my boiler. I told him I wasn’t interested in a new one and that he shouldn’t be contacting me since I’m on the do-not-call list. Told him to bugger off and ended the call. Then he rang back twice more! Next thing, he starts calling me and my missus names, saying we ought to be locked up in a mental hospital. Seriously uncalled for.Submit Your Own Report (01277 509275)
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