01313817389
☎️ 01313817389 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Twilio Ireland Limited. It is part of the phone block 131381 with a prefix of 0131. The area code 0131 originates from Edinburgh.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01313817389
- EE scammers are despicable peopleMar
2024Suspected scam caller, did not answerDec
2023Telecomms provider identified it as spamDec
2023Unknown number with automated goodbyeDec
2023Unrecognized number prompted scam callDec
2023Language barrier, unclear information, potential scamDec
2023Mumbled, unclear communication; likely scamDec
2023Vodafone scam soliciting payment discountDec
2023User believes an entity is scammingDec
2023Report spam by texting 7726Dec
2023Warning about fraudulent compensation claimDec
2023Warning about scam phone callDec
2023Beware of fraudulent Asian scamDec
2023Wrong number, weird automated responseDec
2023Fake caller scam, blocked/report themDec
2023Warning about bank scam callDec
2023Warning about 30% off scamDec
2023Warns against fishing scam, scammerDec
2023Warning of potential discount scamDec
2023Received fake Amazon iPhone confirmationDec
2023Beware of unknown numbers, scams. ReportDec
2023Phone network scam in mergerDec
2023Be aware of prevalent scamDec
2023Received scam call, block number, TPSDec
2023Twilio sells numbers to scammersDec
2023Report scam calls, emails, texts. Protect!Dec
2023Suspicious call from Indian womanDec
2023Vodafone discount call scam summaryDec
2023Warning about possible scammersDec
2023Beware of scam network providerDec
2023Call disconnected may be scamDec
2023Blocked after failed communication attemptDec
2023Fake Vodafone upgrade calls blockedDec
2023Trouble accessing Vodafone security informationDec
2023Potential call center scam experienceDec
2023Vodafone scam offers reduced pricesDec
2023Report scam calls and messagesDec
2023Blocked number after reading commentsDec
2023Twilio sells numbers to scammersDec
2023Disconnected immediately after answering callDec
2023Suspected scam pretending to mergeDec
2023Warning about relentless scam tacticsDec
2023Suspicious call mentioning discount offerDec
2023Ignore unknown calls and textsDec
2023Fraudulent call claiming Amazon purchaseDec
2023Warning: beware of phone scamsDec
2023Blocked number to avoid contactDec
2023Warning about potential scammers on siteDec
2023Warning about O2 scam callDec
2023Possible scam call from India/PakistanDec
2023Phone scam reported, blocked, bewareDec
2023Be cautious of fake callsDec
2023Warning about scam using PPIDec
2023Report using reporting number 7726Dec
2023Call from Edinburgh, promptly blockedDec
2023Spam call from fake GiffGaffDec
2023Caller blocked, likely a scamDec
2023Number Of Searches: 261 Number Of Comments: 53 First Seen: 27 November 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Berry Hill(Gloucestershire), Doccombe(Devon), Ilam(Staffordshire), Istead Rise(Kent) and Picket Hill(Hampshire).
01313817389 has 53 comments of which 19 x negative and 34 x neutral
01313817389 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01313817389 👆 is reported as a persistent scam caller frequently impersonating major UK phone networks and companies like Vodafone, O2, Amazon, and GiffGaff. The calls often promise discounts or special offers to lure victims into revealing personal and financial information. Many callers use hard-to-understand accents or robotic messages, with some attempts involving remote access apps to steal data. Numerous users report automated hang-ups or suspicious silence, while others experience aggressive tactics demanding sensitive details or payments. The scams commonly originate from overseas call centres, using VoIP numbers to mask identities. Victims strongly advise ignoring, blocking, and never returning calls, while promptly reporting incidents to official channels such as 7726, Action Fraud, and the police. Staying vigilant and spreading awareness are essential to mitigate losses and protect personal security.
Reports on phone number 01313817389
2 yearsGot a message that looked like it came from EE but it was definitely a scam. Absolute scum of the earth.EE3 yearsIt showed up as a possible scam number, so I just ignored the call.3 yearsHad a missed call from an unknown number, didn’t answer at first since I didn’t recognise it. Rang back but the voicemail was all jumbled up, sounded like someone saying "Leeds Tech" or someting, which was odd cos the number is from Edinburgh. Feels like a scam so I’ve just blocked it.Leeds TechEdinburgh3 yearsI didn’t pick up, but my phone company flagged the number as spam before it even rang.3 yearsI answered a call from a number I didn't recognise, but all I got was this robotic voice that just said "bye" and then they hung up right away.3 yearsI struggled to grasp what she was saying-her English seemed off, or perhaps she was just mumbling intentionally. All I caught was some mention of a 40% discount, which struck me as rather odd. When I told her I couldn’t make sense of it, she suggested emailing me instead. I have to say, it felt quite dodgy, like it was definitely a scam.3 yearsComplete con trick pretending to be from PPI claims, telling me I’d gotten £2550 plus interest of £1550 back from my bank. When they asked which bank I used, I said “Bank of Paris” (which is totally made up) and they didn’t catch on. They gave me some sort of reference and ID numbers, claiming they never request bank or card info, and mentioned the money was in a ‘wallet’ or something. Then they handed me over to another caller with an Asian accent, who asked again for the ref and ID codes. I fed him some fake ones. More to come...Bank of Paris3 yearsThis was clearly a scam. They try to tempt you with a “discount on your existing plan” but that’s just a way to grab your info and ask for money. Just end the call and get in touch with your provider using their official number - but use a different phone to be safe! These fraudsters can sometimes stay connected and listen out for when you dial your provider, then try to impersonate them. Stay alert!3 yearsSomeone rang saying they were from Vodafone offering a discount and wanted me to verify my monthly payment to prove who I was. When I questioned them about it, they just ended the call.Vodafone3 yearsGot a call supposedly from Amazon about an iPhone order I never put through. Definitely didn’t make that purchase.Amazon3 yearsGot a call from some Asian number, didn't bother picking up. If you get those, just text the number 7726 to report it, they supposedly block the number after that. Better to be safe and not engage.3 yearsThe call came through the internet and I reckon it’s defo a bank scam from India or Pakistan. Best thing to do is block the number and report it. Also, send a text with the word 'call' to 7726.IndiaPakistanBest3 yearsTwilio Ireland Limited, where did they get this number from? Seems like they deal with selling numbers mostly to scammers looking to trick folks. They provide either landline or mobile numbers and then pass on a list of numbers to target. So if you get a ring from a number linked to a VoIP provider, chances are you've been added to one of those lists.Twilio Ireland Limited3 yearsGot two calls from this number earlier today. Usually if it's a number I don’t recognise, I just ignore it - most of the time it’s some sort of scam. I never answer or ring back. If it’s important, they’ll leave a voicemail anyway. Also, if you get any dodgy texts, you can report them by sending the message to 7726.3 yearsI didnt hang on to the call for too long so I couldn’t tell what the lady was really after but it was an Indian woman who first said ‘how’s it going sir’ instead of asking ‘is this *my real name*’ which made me suspicious it was some kinda call centre scam.3 yearswatch out for callers from asia trying to trick you into giving your bank info, don’t trust a word these scammers say, the "company" they mention doesn’t really exist. if people just ignore these calls, they won’t manage to steal any cash. they keep their numbers hidden for a reason. and if you see a number starting with +44, it’s most probably a robocall, not a real landline. also make sure to report any suspicous call to phishing.gov.uk or text DALL to 7726 to help others avoid the scam.3 yearsGot a call from some unknown number claiming 900 quid had been taken from my bank, told to "press one for help". Had a look at my account and everything was fine, totally a scam. Blocked the number and reported it. Watch out for these dodgy callers!3 yearsWatch out, these lot are trying to trick you into giving away your personal details. Total scammers.3 yearsGot a call off someone claiming they were from a phone company that’s merging with my provider. They asked for my info to keep my service going. Total rubbish. Felt like a proper dodgy scam.3 yearsI received an unusual call that seemed to be from Vodafone, claiming there was a fantastic offer on the table. They wanted me to fork out £49 now, promising me a 20% discount on my bill for the following year. It felt a bit dodgy, if I'm honest!Vodafone3 yearsMy phone showed a number when it started ringing. When I picked up and said 'hello', a recorded voice just said 'goodbye' and then the call ended abruptly.3 yearsSo, about this number - it rang me right after I missed a call from another suspicious one (+442080595332) which I've seen linked to scams before. Feels like these calls are connected, probably the same bunch trying to squeeze money out of anyone who picks up. Honestly, my suggestion is to just not answer, block these numbers using your phone’s tools, and definitely sign up with the TPS to avoid these pest calls.3 yearsShe kept mumbling and it was hard to catch what she was saying, especially who she even was or where she was calling from. Mostly, she just went on about some 40% off deal. Sounds like a total scam probably from overseas.3 yearsTotal rip off, don’t trust this at all!3 yearsTotal rip offs!3 yearsI got a call from someone pretending to be my phone company trying to sell me a "special offer." I just hung up and blocked the number right away since it felt dodgy. Definitely best to report those sorts of calls as scams.3 yearsPicked up the phone and it just hung up on me. Sounds like one of those scams to me.3 yearsJust hung up, didn’t hear a peep, so I’ve decided to block the number.3 yearsSomeone said they were calling from Vodafone, offering me the "best upgrade at the lowest price, alright?" Then just as quick, the line went dead. Blocked them right away.Vodafone3 yearsThere was someone calling me trying to scrounge my Vodafone account details.Vodafone3 yearsI didn’t hang on the phone for too long to see what the call was about, but a woman with an Indian accent answered and kicked off with ‘how are you doing sir’ instead of checking if they had the right person by asking for my name. That made me suspicious it was likely one of those scam call centre things.3 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with Vodafone, offering some kind of discount and asking what I’m paying for my current “plan”. Definitely seemed dodgy to me.Vodafone3 yearsIf you want to help cut down on scam calls and messages, the best thing you can do is REPORT them! For scam emails or screenshots of dodgy messages, send them over to '[email protected]'. And if you get spammy or nasty texts, just forward them to '7726'. Watch out though, clicking any shady links might download malware onto your phone or computer. Also, texting 'CALL' to '7726' with details about suspicious calls can help warn others through your phone provider’s network. Don’t forget to have a word with your MP about these scams too. If you ever have given out your bank information to scammers, get in touch with your bank straight away. Afterwards, report the incident to action fraud, forward details to '7726', and share your experience on sites like this. For more advice on dealing with scams, check out 'action fraud' online or visit the 'police.uk' site. And seriously, never ring back numbers you don’t recognise! - Anon 133 yearsAfter seeing what others said here, I decided to block the number straight away since nobody said a word when I answered.3 yearsI recently found out that Twilio Ireland Limited is behind these numbers. They seem to be selling phone numbers, and from what I gather, loads of scammers buy them to trick folks. They offer both cell and landline numbers, then give out lists with active numbers for robocalls and stuff. So basically, if you get a call from a VoIP number linked to them, chances are you've been put on one of their call lists. Proper dodgy business, if you ask me.Twilio Ireland Limited3 yearsI picked up and all I could hear was silence before the call just dropped.3 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from a phone company merging with mine. Asked for my details to "keep my service going". Complete rubbish, felt like a total scam. Dodgy as hell.3 yearsBEWARE this lot keep ringing, sending messages, emails and fake letters all the time. Sadly, blocking their numbers doesn't help as they just switch to calling from new ones. I’ve spoken to the police and they told me to report everything to Action Fraud and to shout about it on social media because these sites alone won’t stop these fraudsters. The cops suggest anyone getting these calls and texts should put up a post to warn others and encourage as many people as possible to share it, so folks stay alert. These scumbags have managed to con people out of hundreds of thousands in just the last few days, apparently, so spreading the word is the best defence we’ve got. Knowledge really does fight these horrible criminals.Action Fraud3 yearsSomebody called saying they were from a firm I’d just spoken to earlier today, then quickly said something about a 30% discount before hanging up. Pretty strange!3 yearsGot two calls from numbers I didn’t recognise today. I usually avoid answering unknown calls because most of them end up being scams. I just don’t pick up or bother returning the call. If it’s something important, they’ll usually leave a voicemail. Also, if you get suspicious texts, you can report them by sending the details to 7726.3 yearsGot a call saying it was Amazon checking if I ordered an iPhone, but I’ve never put in any order like that.Amazon3 yearsPretty clear scam, they try to hook you by talking about a "discount on your existing plan" and then they'll push for your info and payment. Best thing to do is just hang up and call your actual provider using another phone. Scammers often keep the line open after you hang up to catch you dialling, then they try to act like your provider. Stay sharp!3 yearsAs soon as I saw the number pop up, I just blocked it straight away.3 yearsJust a heads up, these people are trying to steal your personal details. They're total scammers.3 yearsThere’s this old trick going around where they promise you 30% off your O2 bill for life. They say they’re passing you on to a supervisor, but it’s actually just the next person in the scam team, probably sitting in some call centre in Mumbai. Then they ask you for a six-digit code that you get in a text from O2, claiming they need it to check your account. When you mention the warning in the message saying not to share that code with anyone, even O2 staff, they brush it off with “It’s fine, just give it to me once.” If you fall for it, they’ll use that code to order an expensive phone on your account, which gets shipped to a PO box they control. After that, you’re left dealing with the mess.MumbaiO23 yearsI got a call from what looked like it was coming through the internet, probably from India or Pakistan. Pretty sure it was a bank scam. Best to just block it, report it, and send a text saying call to 7726.IndiaPakistan3 yearsGot a call from some unknown number claiming there was a £900 debit on my bank account, told me to press one if I wanted help. Had a look at my bank, everything was fine, total nonsense. I’ve blocked the number and reported it. Watch out for scams like this!3 yearsGot a call from some folks claiming to be from a company, trying to snag my bank info. Don’t trust a word these scammers say, they’re just after your cash. No real company behind the name they give you, it’s all fake. If you just hang up and ignore these calls, they can’t steal anything from you. They hide who they are for a reason. If the number begins with +44, it’s not a genuine landline - most likely an automated call. Also, you should report these scams to phishing.gov.uk and text DALL to 7726. Stay safe out there!3 yearsThis was a total scam from start to finish. They claimed I was owed compensation for PPI from my “bank” - saying it was around £2,550 plus an extra £1,550 in interest. When I mentioned my bank was "Bank of Paris" (which obviously doesn’t exist), they couldn’t react properly. They threw some reference and ID numbers at me, insisting they never ask for bank or card info and that the money was in some kind of digital wallet. Then, I got passed on to a different caller, who I think was Asian. I deliberately gave him the wrong ID and reference numbers, which seemed to throw him off. He then asked for my number to “verify” the info, before giving me other ID numbers that supposedly were correct - but they didn’t match the first ones at all. At one point he said I wasn’t good with technology, then offered to help me get into this wallet. He asked me to put my phone on loudspeaker and download an app called Anydesk from the Play Store. This app would let him remotely access my phone, meaning he could easily nick bank info, passwords, personal details, everything. These con artists are hopeless and need to be stopped. Make sure you report anything like this to the police and the Financial Conduct Authority - it’s phishing and blatant fraud.Bank of ParisFinancial Conduct Authority3 yearsLooks like those calls are from Asian numbers again. Don’t pick up if you get one. Just text “CALL” to 7726 and they’ll help block the number for good. It’s the easiest way to stop those annoying calls.3 yearsGot a call from this number recently. I picked up but said nothing, and they just ended the call. Then I rang back the Edinburgh number, and the answering machine gave me a list of choices. I pressed 9 to tell them stop calling me. I’ve blocked the number now and also deleted it.Edinburgh3 yearsSCAM ALERT Got a call claiming they were from O2, offering a 70% discount plus a new phone. I told them I’d switched to Giff Gaff ages ago and was quite chuffed with it 😊. Then, about 5 hours later, the same number rings back saying they're from Giff Gaff with the same 70% discount offer 😂. Told them to jog on!FRAUD ALERTGiffGaff3 yearsThey kept calling both my mobile and landline, so I’ve just blocked the number. Pretty sure it’s a scam.Submit Your Own Report (0131 381 7389)
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