01325254390
TimeLine☎️ 01325254390 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Virgin Media Limited. It is part of the phone block 1325254 with a prefix of 01325. The area code 01325 originates from Darlington.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01325254390
- Frustrating experience with persistent marketingSep
2017Caller claimed fake Microsoft BingAug
2017Warning about fraudulent scam callerAug
2017Scam call; ignore and blockAug
2017Received repeated unwanted call, handled politelyJul
2017Pushy calls misrepresenting Microsoft, GoogleJun
2017Beware persistent and dishonest scammersJun
2017Suspicious call, aggressive sales tacticsJun
2017Blocked harassment calls from YahooMay
2017User warns about Infoserve scamMay
2017Infoserve is a scam operationMay
2017Questioned inaccuracies, decided against workingFeb
2017Repeated calls fromInfoserve, now ignoredNov
2016Misleading company, avoid entirelyNov
2016Report and block scammers immediatelySep
2016Suspicious call about validating YahooSep
2016Pushy sales call with obvious clichesSep
2016Beware of sketchy Yahoo advertisingSep
2016Annoying calls, seeking effective solutionAug
2016Scammer posing as BT YahooAug
2016Scam unrelated to Yahoo or GoogleJul
2016Irritating calls, unhelpful service experienceMar
2016Aggressive sales call, refused assistanceDec
2014No business contract with themJun
2014Yahoo claiming urgent advertising issueJun
2014Receiving cold calls, hanging upApr
2011Potential phone scam from InfoserveMar
2011Infoserve firm in Darlington, offering salesMar
2011Service not valued, full of liesNov
2010Dealing with silent phone callsOct
2010Ignore, worthless attempts at improvementApr
2010Telemarketer from Infoserve, avoid answeringOct
2009Fraudulent scheme to update listingsJul
2009Ignoring unknown calls with fun responseFeb
2009Number Of Searches: 175 Number Of Comments: 31 First Seen: 15 February 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Meeson(Shropshire), Scorton(North Yorkshire) and Westergate(West Sussex).
01325254390 has 31 comments of which 24 x neutral and 7 x negative
01325254390 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01325254390 👆 is reported as a persistent and misleading caller, often claiming affiliation with recognised companies like Yahoo, Microsoft, Google or Bing but in reality connected to a firm called Infoserve based in Darlington. They repeatedly contact individuals to pressure them into purchasing expensive online listing or advertising services, using aggressive sales tactics and dubious claims about incorrect business information on major search engines. Many users find them rude, untrustworthy, and label their offerings as scams or worthless. They may refuse to accept refusals, attempt to bypass gatekeepers, and become increasingly insistent. It is advised to avoid engaging with them, never share personal or business details, block the number, and report as spam to prevent ongoing harassment.
Reports on phone number 01325254390
9 yearsThis guy claimed he was ringing from Microsoft Bing or something like that. While he was still on, I looked up the number on google and started telling him about all the nasty reviews I found about that exact phone number. After that, I just said "I'm ending this call now" and hung up. Big thanks to everyone who put up posts warning about these kinds of scams!Microsoft Bing9 yearsDon't trust this number, 01325254390, it's a total scam. They pretend to be someone they're not and make up excuses for calling. Best thing is to just hang up and block them straight away.9 yearsDon't fall for this one, it's totally a scam. They pretend to be someone else and give you fake reasons for calling. Just block the number 01325254390 and ignore it completely. It's a trick, don't get caught out!9 yearsI’d already heard about this number 01325 254390 before, so when they rang once more, I was prepared. I told them straight away, “No thanks, we’re quite happy with the info we find on search engines for our business.” The woman on the other end was incredibly pushy and quite rude. I stayed polite and kept saying no, but she only got nastier. Eventually, she gave up and hung up. Honestly, don’t waste your time with these sorts of calls!9 yearsThey kept ringing me over and over, saying they were from either Google or Microsoft. I got in touch with Microsoft about it and they told me the calls actually came from a company called Infoserve based in Darlington, which isn’t linked to either Microsoft or Google at all. So be careful, it’s definitely not legit.MicrosoftGoogleInfoserveDarlington9 yearsI kept getting calls from these people who kept insisting they could handle "all your online listings from a single spot." They kept telling me my details were wrong - my phone number or address - across different sites like Google, Bing, and Yahoo. But when I double-checked, everything was spot on and current. They wanted to charge me £225 plus VAT for some listing service, saying it was discounted from £499. Total rip-off. If they get in touch, don't give them your email, just hang up and block their number straight away.GoogleBingYahoo9 yearsThe call seemed really suspicious from the start. They claimed to be from Bing, but I got this strong vibe that they were just trying to scam me into buying something. It felt super dodgy, and after saying no over ten times, I finally had enough and ended the call because they just kept pushing.Bing9 yearsThose guys, infoserve, total scam artists.9 yearsI had to block this number due to nonstop calls about some Yahoo marketing nonsense. Then, those annoying people tried reaching me again from a different number that wasn’t even saved in my phone.Yahoo9 yearsWatch out for Infoserve, total scam artists.10 yearsInfoserve, a web design firm, keeps ringing my phone non stop. Now I recognise the number and just let it go to voicemail every time.Infoserve10 yearsThey claimed to be with Yahoo but turned out to be some outfit named Infoserve. Right from the start, their dishonesty put me off completely. Definitely steer clear of them.YahooInfoserve10 yearsThese scammers are just fishing for victims. Best to just block their numbers.10 yearsNot sure I caught his name, but he sounded a bit sketchy right off. Claimed he needed to check my Yahoo info, but I’m pretty sure I always confirm anything like that myself. It got suspicious when he said something like, “Oh, so you don’t want to be listed on Yahoo and Bing? We handle their validations too!” I’m currently sorting out SEO stuff and knew for sure my site’s already on Bing. He could tell I wasn’t buying it and ended the call pretty quickly.YahooBingSEO10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming they were with Yahoo adverts, kept pushing hard and wouldn’t hang up. Seemed really pricey, and they said the contract kicks in as soon as they email you - so watch out. Never give them your email! The firm, Infoserve, apparently slip their ads into Yahoo searches. They wanted £190 for six months in my area but couldn’t clearly say how big the coverage was. They kept badgering me when I tried to end the call and kept asking why I needed to think it over. Proper desperate by the end.YahooInfoserve10 yearsThis number keeps ringing me up over and over every day, and I’m fed up. What else can I do besides coughing up more money to my mobile company just to block it? It’s mad how folks gotta put up with these annoying nuisances.10 yearsThey said they were from BT Yahoo and asked to check some business info. Obviously, I didn’t let them confirm anything!BT Yahoo10 yearsI found that this service is indeed infoserve, just as many have pointed out. I’d strongly advise against using it. It’s quite telling that the more you reject their offers, the cheaper the price drops. It really makes you wonder about the worth they place on their own service-it must be rather terrible. There are just so many broken assurances!10 yearsThis has nothing to do with Yahoo or Google or Bing, it’s just total rubbish and a scam!YahooGoogleBing11 yearsI used to be with Infoserve, the company that offers directory listing ads for Bing and stuff. Their service didn’t really do anything for me, so I ditched them. Lately, they’ve been ringing me up to a dozen times daily (!), and no matter what I do, the calls just won’t quit. Adrian C, Peterborough.InfoserveBingRegardsAdrianPeterborough11 yearsI received a call from a company based in Darlington called Infoserve. It turns out they’re a sales outfit trying to sell you services for search engine advertising on platforms like Adwords and positioning with Yahoo Local.DarlingtonInfoserveYahoo Local11 yearsI just received a call from this number, claiming to be affiliated with Yahoo. The person insisted they were updating listings and wanted to show us our new one to ensure we were satisfied. However, a quick lookup of the number uncovered it's actually a company called Infoserve, trying to peddle Google advertising services. We absolutely refuse to engage with businesses that lack honesty, and I’d strongly recommend others steer clear of them as well for this very reason.YahooInfoserveGoogle11 yearsWe’ve had three consecutive calls from this number, yet they never utter a word when we pick up. So, we’ve decided to leave a rather silly message on our answering machine for them. At least they’ll have some entertainment as they waste their cash trying to reach us!11 yearsGreetings! Just had a call from Infoserve claiming to represent Yahoo and Google. That was more than enough to hang up on them.InfoserveYahooGoogle11 yearsBeware of this dodgy cold call! They act as though they're simply trying to 'refresh your business information on our platform’, but don’t be fooled. They’ll claim you’ve got a 'complimentary listing' already, all the while they’re really just trying to gather your details to pitch you their advertising options and those pesky 'premium listings'. It’s all a ruse to get you on the hook!11 yearsWe received three consecutive calls, and not a word was uttered when we picked up. As a result, we decided to set up a cheerful voicemail message. It gives them something enjoyable to listen to while they happily waste their credit.12 yearsGreetings! I received a call from Infoserve regarding Yahoo and Google. To be honest, that was all it took for me to hang up the phone!InfoserveYahooGoogle12 yearsGot a call from someone insisting on talking only to the owner, saying nobody else was allowed to assist. They mentioned something about our Yahoo Local listing being at risk of disappearing because of upcoming changes Yahoo was making. Since I handle the IT side, I offered to sort it out, but they flat out refused, saying only the owner could deal with it. When they kept pushing that the listing would be lost, I just said, “Alright then, I’ll take my chances,” and ended the call. Can't stand pushy sales tactics like that.Yahoo12 yearsThey called me asking about some business contract I supposedly have with them? The strange thing is, I don't even have any contract with that company.12 yearsThey called up sayin they were with Yahoo and wanted to chat with whoever handles adverts. If they couldn’t get through to that person to sort out the listing on Yahoo, they said they'd just take the listing down.Yahoo13 yearsDon't pay them any mind; they're simply trying to peddle useless placements on Yahoo and various search engines. Best to steer clear!Submit Your Own Report (01325 254390)
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