01388212016
☎️ 01388212016 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Telecom2 Limited. It is part of the phone block 1388212 with a prefix of 01388. The area code 01388 originates from Stanhope (Eastgate).
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01388212016
- Call was disconnected, background noiseAug
2023Mismatched sequence of numbersMar
2022Nuisance caller silent upon answeringFeb
2022Suspicion of car accident scamFeb
2022Unknown phone number, potential scamFeb
2022User suspicious of Carphone Warehouse impersonatorFeb
2022Blocked silent nuisance calls. AnnoyingFeb
2022Warning about potential phone scamsFeb
2022User encountered potential phone scamFeb
2022Unrecognized missed call likely scamFeb
2022Hung up on Carphone WarehouseFeb
2022Received unwanted call from scammerFeb
2022Hang up when calls answeredFeb
2022Ignored unknown number, then blockedFeb
2022Blocked potential scam number on phoneFeb
2022Scam involving fake phone discountFeb
2022Warning about fraudulent car insuranceFeb
2022Warning: scam using your detailsFeb
2022Potential scam caller from "O2"Feb
2022Car accident involvement is discussedFeb
2022Missed call, not important to themFeb
2022Avoid answering unknown numbers frequentlyFeb
2022Warning about potential insurance fraudFeb
2022Warning about potential phone scamFeb
2022Ignoring scam call number, blockedFeb
2022Uncovering scam, pranking with songFeb
2022Provided answer, terminated callFeb
2022Warning of fraudulent iPhone saleFeb
2022Ignore repeated hello, possible scamFeb
2022Warning of potential fraud activityFeb
2022Agree and humorous comment appreciatedFeb
2022Many calls, hangs up rudelyFeb
2022No answer when saying "Hello"Feb
2022Robot caller asking about accident._blockedFeb
2022Scammer call blocked. Annoying experienceFeb
2022Frustrating automated car accident claimsFeb
2022Comment mentions "more car accident."Feb
2022Questionable accident claim practice revealedFeb
2022Call concerning fake car accidentFeb
2022User has been in accidentFeb
2022Showing concern for potential injuryFeb
2022Warning about potential scammerFeb
2022Avoiding calls from unknown numberFeb
2022Voicemail helps identify caller intentionsFeb
2022Bad line, strong accent, hung upFeb
2022Number Of Searches: 432 Number Of Comments: 42 First Seen: 06 February 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Badger(Shropshire), Ballygalley(County Antrim), Llangeinor(Glamorgan) and Lower Porthpean(Cornwall).
01388212016 has 42 comments of which 35 x neutral and 7 x negative
01388212016 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01388212016 👆 is reported as a nuisance and scam number frequently associated with fraudulent calls pretending to be from telecom providers like Carphone Warehouse or O2, or insurance firms claiming involvement in a car accident. Callers often remain silent or disconnect upon answering, or pressure for personal and financial information under false pretences. Multiple users describe hang-ups when questioned, persistent repeated calls, and use of misleading tactics such as offering discounts or upgrade deals. Many report automatic calls or robocalls with poor line quality and foreign accents. It is widely recommended to block the number and avoid engaging, as calls have been linked to identity theft and account hacking attempts. Authorities or service providers appear ineffective in preventing these persistent scams.
Reports on phone number 01388212016
3 yearsI picked up, but they hung up right away. I've gone ahead and blocked the number. There was a fair bit of racket in the background as well.4 yearsAnnoying caller that just stays silent when I pick up.4 yearsAre you alright? Did you just get into a car crash or something? ... Total SCAM call - immediately blocked.4 yearsI received a call from the number 01388212016 earlier today. A gentleman on the line claimed to be representing PC World and was chatting about mobile phones.PC World4 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be with Carphone Warehouse. It didn’t seem legit when I mentioned I still use a Nokia 3310 and pay £135 a month - they just hung up when I asked for details about the upgrade. Bit dodgy if you ask me.Carphone Warehouse4 yearsI’d been getting these silent calls for a few days and it was really starting to annoy me, so I’ve just blocked the number now.4 yearsReceived a dodgy call, definitely a scam!4 yearsGot a dodgy phone call today. Definitely a scam!4 yearsI received a missed call just now from a number in Stanhope, and I haven’t a clue who it might be. Feels like it could be a scam, to be honest.Stanhope4 yearsI didn’t let them get past introducing themselves as being from Carphone Warehouse before I ended the call.Carphone Warehouse4 yearsGot two calls back to back from the same number. Ignored the first one since it looked dodgy, but answered the second. Some bloke with a foreign accent saying he was ringing from a car company. Told him he’d got the wrong number and ended the call. Blocked the number straight away, though I reckon they have loads of different lines. Why can’t BT or the government do something about these scammers?!BTGovernment4 yearsAs soon as I pick up, they just drop the call.4 yearsDidn't pick up since the number was unfamiliar. They didn’t leave a voicemail or anything, so it mustn’t have been urgent. I’ve gone ahead and blocked it now!4 yearsI didn’t pick up since my phone flagged the number as maybe a scam, so I just blocked it straight away.4 yearsI received a call from someone purporting to be from O2, offering me a 30% discount. They mentioned that they would send me a code to access my details. What these scammers do is cleverly log into your O2 account by entering your email and clicking on the 'forgotten password' option. They then request the code that they supposedly sent you, and once you provide it, they infiltrate your account, change the passwords, and order new iPhones without your consent. They’ll have you convinced that you've entered into a new contract and deliver the wrong model to your doorstep. Then, they prompt you to return the incorrect phone immediately, promising that the right one will follow. They give you a residential address somewhere in Birmingham to send the phone back to, at which point they walk away with a brand-new device while leaving you with an £80 monthly bill.Birmingham4 yearsIndividuals engaging in fraudulent activities related to car insurance claims.4 yearsFraudulent activities involving your personal information.4 yearsI received a phone call supposedly from O2, claiming they could knock 30% off my bill without any cost to me. Seems a bit too good to be true, doesn't it? I ended up hanging up.4 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to have been part of a car crash. It seemed rather dubious, to be honest.4 yearsThey rang me earlier but I didn’t pick up.4 yearsLoads of weird calls from numbers I don't know have been coming through, so I just ignore them now. Feels like my number’s gone everywhere recently, like it's been passed around or something. Not even bother answering any more.4 yearsI swear Car Phone Warehouse must still be going or something? They keep calling me all the time with some nonsense about the “best mobile deal ever.” They just wanna get hold of the 16 digit number on my card plus my PUK code - sounds dodgy as hell. Proper scam if you ask me. I’m getting about 10 calls daily, and it’s always from a different number too. So annoying!Car Phone Warehouse4 yearsI answered the call with a polite hello, but as soon as I heard the dodgy spiel, I just hung up and blocked the number. Definitely a scammer on the line!4 yearsI received a dodgy call claiming to be from O2 offering me some sort of discount. They even sent a code and a message to my phone, clearly intent on pulling a fast one. Instead of letting them have the last word, I decided to have a bit of fun and played them Rick Astley’s 'Never Gonna Give You Up' until they hung up. What a laugh!O2Rick Astley4 yearsPicked up the call, then quickly disconnected.4 yearsReceived a dodgy phone call from someone trying to peddle a so-called iPhone 10 deal. Definitely a con!4 yearsI received a call where the caller just kept saying hello over and over. It’s best not to engage when they do that.4 yearsFraudulent activity!4 yearsHaha, absolutely spot on!Haha4 yearsReceived several calls today, but they hung up as soon as I inquired about their identity.4 yearsGave them a bell, but got no reply when I said a quick "Hello." So I just hung up. My phone has it listed as Bishop Auckland.BishopAuckland4 yearsWhat a pain, got a call from this number trying to scam me. Blocked it straight away.4 yearsGot a call from some robo number talking about a car crash. Just hung up and blocked it straight away.4 yearsGot a call about an accident claim, supposedly from Manchester, but when I asked about the exact location and timing, the call just cut off. Plus, the number had an area code that didn’t really match up with where they claimed to be. Pretty fishy if you ask me.Manchester4 yearsAnother bunch of those dodgy crash claim lot. When you pick up, it's just a robotic voice asking questions with pauses for your replies. No matter what you say, if you don't hang up, it eventually goes through to a real person. I hung around, threw in some rubbish details, and completely wasted about 5 minutes of their time. They absolutely can’t stand that. It’s kinda funny hearing them curse under their breath and hang up when they clock what’s going on. What muppets.4 yearsGot a call asking if I'd recently been in a car crash. I questioned where she was ringing from, and she told me who supposedly gave her my info. I asked again for her location, she tried to give me a phone number but only gave the SW16 postcode and refused to say the rest. Then she said she'd put me through to a supervisor but just hung up instead. Definitely felt dodgy since she wouldn’t share proper details at all.4 yearsHad a crash recently.4 years"I hear you had a rather unfortunate incident with your vehicle..."4 yearsTotal scam, don’t trust this number!4 yearsIf you don't bother to leave a message, there's no way for us to figure out who you are or what you need!4 yearsGot a call from a number I didn’t recognise, so I just let it ring out. No way I’m answering.4 yearsThe call quality was terrible and the person on the other end had a really thick accent. As soon as I mentioned the poor connection, they just ended the call straight away.Submit Your Own Report (01388 212016)
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