01395902001
TimeLine☎️ 01395902001 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by DIDWW Ireland Limited. It is part of the phone block 1395902 with a prefix of 01395. The area code 01395 originates from Budleigh Salterton.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01395902001
- "Andrew William" overseas scam alertMay
2026Caller lied, user hung upMay
2026Repeated scam call, unanswered hang-upApr
2026Scam call, no message leftApr
2026Call activates on speech scamMar
2026Scam alert: panic alarm offerFeb
2026Stop scammers; remove their linesFeb
2026Call answered, no response receivedJan
2026Rings, no answer; likely scamJan
2026Spam call, no responseJan
2026Spam scam resumed; avoidDec
2025Unknown call, no answer, blocking neededDec
2025Comments outdated; number blocked nowMay
2025call about loft insulation refusedJun
2021Be cautious of impersonators scammingJun
2021Unsolicited call from energy advisorJun
2021Beware of energy company scamJun
2021Suspicious call from energy adviserJun
2021Debit card scam from UKJun
2021Revealed as energy scam callerJun
2021Telemarketer pretending to be localJun
2021Received call from unknown numberJun
2021Interrupted and dismissed unwanted adviceJun
2021Received unwanted energy advisor callJun
2021Another attempt at unsolicited contactJun
2021Positive feedback, may contact againJun
2021Silent phone call, no responseJun
2021Unwanted telemarketing call, slight confrontationJun
2021Inquiries about loft insulation typeMay
2021Market research call lacked detailsMay
2021Suspicious call from potential scamMay
2021Suspicious call about insulation upgradeMay
2021Suspicious marketing call from EnglandMay
2021Caller disconnected without saying anythingMay
2021Number Of Searches: 46 Number Of Comments: 34 First Seen: 26 May 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Annet(Cornwall), Darfoulds(Derbyshire), Lower Shuckburgh(Warwickshire), Treslothan(Cornwall) and Uphampton(Worcestershire).
01395902001 has 34 comments of which 8 x negative and 26 x neutral
01395902001 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01395902001 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance with multiple scam and spam calls, often posing as energy or home improvement advisors targeting homeowners. Callers typically claim to offer services like loft insulation, energy advice, or personal alarms, usually with foreign or well-rehearsed accents. Many reports mention abrupt hang-ups when questioned or no response upon answering. Some callers use local-looking or private numbers to appear credible. Recipients frequently note calls activate only when they respond, with no voicemail left. Despite being TPS registered, users still face repeated calls, indicating potential use of automated systems or number spoofing. Overall, the number is strongly associated with deceptive, intrusive practices aimed at extracting personal details or fees.
Reports on phone number 01395902001
3 monthsGot a call from this bloke "Andrew William" claiming to be from some foreign call centre pushing wearable personal alarms. Never heard of this one before. Luckily he didn’t get around to asking for any details or money. Pretty sure it’s a scam.Andrew William3 monthsI answered my phone and a bloke with an Asian accent started with "Hello, David Michael here..." I just replied "No you're not" and ended the call. Honestly, they must believe we're all daft or something.David Michael3 monthsThis number has rung my landline twice in the past month now. I just let it ring out both times and didn’t pick up. Before my answerphone could even turn on, they’d already hung up. Definitely seems like another dodgy SCAM call 👎🤨4 monthsMy landline rang but I didn't pick up, and there was no voicemail left either. Definitely looks like a SCAM to me 🤬👎5 monthsJust like every other time, the call only picks up when you start talking - total scam if you ask me!6 monthsGot a call just outside St Albans from someone with a very strong foreign accent, trying to sell me a panic alarm button for £15 a month. Felt really dodgy, seemed like a total scam to me.St Albans6 monthsWhy are these scammers still allowed to have a phone line when we’re all aware it’s a scam? Surely, someone could step in and put an end to this!7 monthsPicked up the phone but heard nothing from the other end.7 monthsThis number kept calling me but as soon as I answered, there was nothing but silence. Feels like a scam to me.7 monthsGot a spam call today. Was left hanging on the line for ages but nobody ever answered. Completely pointless.8 monthsNoticed these spam calls are back already, looking at the dates of past comments. Definitely a scam, best to stay clear.8 monthsGot a call on my home phone from a number that’s brand new - only my sis has it, so that’s a bit strange. I answered and there was complete silence on the other end. Now I need to figure out how to block that number.1 yearLooks like these calls have kicked off again after being quiet for a good few years. I’ve already gone and blocked the number.5 yearsSome bloke rang up and asked if I was the person who owns the house, then he went all posh on me, chatting about loft insulation and some government grants or something. I didn’t hang about and just ended the call straight away.5 yearsThis bloke claimed he was calling from some government energy firm. He was going on and on, then suddenly asked for my full name and postcode. I thought it sounded fishy, so I asked if he was trying to scam me. Next thing I know, he just slammed the phone down. Definitely don’t share your details like that, they could easily rack up massive bills in your name.5 yearssome bloke rang me sayin he was from the energy company in my area and reckoned i owned the house. i asked him to tell me my postcode and name to prove it, but he just told me to have a nice day and then cut me off. weird one.5 yearsSomeone rang claiming to be from an energy company and said I owned the property. The moment I asked questions about it, the line just went dead - probably some kind of automatic system.5 yearsi picked up and this posh sounding bloke said he worked for some energy firm, asked if i owned the place and if i was up to date with the bills. i told him no and then asked if he was a con artist. he just hung up on me right away. these people are so dodgy, be careful! i checked the number afterwards and it charges 23p per minute. watch out!5 yearsGot a call from a woman saying £600 was taken off my debit card and sent overseas. She said to press 1 for this or 2 for that. Never pressed anything, clearly, just ended the call. This was in Exmouth, Devon.ExmouthDevon5 yearsSome bloke rang saying he was an energy advisor for the area. He asked if I owned the house, and when I wondered how he got that info, he just hung up on me.5 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be with my local energy supplier, asking if I owned the property. When I questioned the reason for the call, they just dropped the line.5 yearsBeen living in Budleigh for about 8 years now, and our phone number starts with 908. Strange thing is, I got a call from that same number once but missed it before I could pick up.Budleigh5 yearsA guy rang from a local number claiming to be my “energy consultant,” trying to run me through some scripted pitch. I politely told him I wasn’t interested and ended the call quickly. Usually, I wouldn't pick up these local numbers but thought I’d give it a go this time. Funny enough, I got a similar call just yesterday, but that one showed up as “private caller” on my screen.5 yearsI picked up since the number looked local, though it’s a bit strange for one to start with a ‘9’. This time it was a polite young guy claiming to be my “local energy adviser”. He kinda assumed I was the homeowner straight away without giving me a chance to say anything, so I cut him off politely and said I wasn’t interested. This is the second call like this in as many days - the one yesterday showed up as “Private caller” on my phone, which I answered only because usually that’s the surgery or something similar. These callers are learning all kinds of sneaky ways to get you to pick up. I’m on the TPS list but honestly, it doesn’t seem to stop any of this rubbish.TPS5 yearsI got a call, and then they said someone else would get in touch with me. It was something about reading insulation or something like that? I forgot to mention to them that I record every call! Usually, they hang up straight away when I say that!5 yearsI got a call from a research firm. They mentioned they'd get back in touch with me sometime down the road.5 yearsI answered the phone, but there was total silence on the other end!5 yearsThey called me for the second time now - something about being a home energy advisor or some sort. Sounded either like they were reading from a script or playing a pre-recorded message. They asked if I was the homeowner or something like that. I just told them, "You haven't got a clue who I am." I can't remember who hung up first, them or me. It's so frustrating! I don’t dare turn off the doorbell or just let it go to the answerphone since I’m waiting for a very important call.5 yearsThey never said who they were representing at the start. Asked me if I owned the house, then started chatting about the government's warm home scheme and putting insulation in the loft. Seemed like a classic sales pitch to me. I always hang up if they don't tell me who they're from straight away.5 yearsGot a call from someone about loft insulation but no idea who it was. Was a bit strange since I didn’t ask for any info on that. Anyone else get this odd call?5 yearsA young bloke with a southern English accent rang me, saying he was a home energy advisor around here. He asked if I owned the house. I replied asking why he was ringing me, and then he just cut off. They claimed to be local, but I find it odd their number began with a 9 - not what I'd expect. I reckon it might be them using virtual numbers from somewhere like DIDWW Ireland Limited, which is basically just one step short of spoofing, if you ask me.DIDWW Ireland Limited5 yearsGot a call from a young lad, sounded like he was reading off a script about some local home energy advisor thing. He claimed my number was on a list for cavity wall insulation upgrades. Wouldn’t say what company he was from but mentioned something about being based in Reading. Complete rubbish really, I’ve never had cavity insulation done and I’m on the TPS anyway.ReadingTelephone Preference Service5 yearsGot a call from someone with a young English accent sayin’ “I’m your local energy advisor”. I asked if it was a sales call and they said no, then they claimed I’d recently had cavity wall insulation done. I told them that wasn’t true, said goodbye and ended the call. Definitely sounded dodgy to me. My number’s on the TPS list.TPS5 yearsThe person calling just ended the call without saying a word.Submit Your Own Report (01395 902001)
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