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01395902001

☎️ 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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+441395902001+44 1395 90200101395 902001+44-1395-902001

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01395 902001 Tagged as:

tps andrew william david michael st albans didww ireland limited reading telephone preference service budleigh exmouth devon

TimeLine of events for phone number 01395902001

  • "Andrew William" overseas scam alert
    May
    2026
  • Caller lied, user hung up
    May
    2026
  • Repeated scam call, unanswered hang-up
    Apr
    2026
  • Scam call, no message left
    Apr
    2026
  • Call activates on speech scam
    Mar
    2026
  • Scam alert: panic alarm offer
    Feb
    2026
  • Stop scammers; remove their lines
    Feb
    2026
  • Call answered, no response received
    Jan
    2026
  • Rings, no answer; likely scam
    Jan
    2026
  • Spam call, no response
    Jan
    2026
  • Spam scam resumed; avoid
    Dec
    2025
  • Unknown call, no answer, blocking needed
    Dec
    2025
  • Comments outdated; number blocked now
    May
    2025
  • call about loft insulation refused
    Jun
    2021
  • Be cautious of impersonators scamming
    Jun
    2021
  • Unsolicited call from energy advisor
    Jun
    2021
  • Beware of energy company scam
    Jun
    2021
  • Suspicious call from energy adviser
    Jun
    2021
  • Debit card scam from UK
    Jun
    2021
  • Revealed as energy scam caller
    Jun
    2021
  • Telemarketer pretending to be local
    Jun
    2021
  • Received call from unknown number
    Jun
    2021
  • Interrupted and dismissed unwanted advice
    Jun
    2021
  • Received unwanted energy advisor call
    Jun
    2021
  • Another attempt at unsolicited contact
    Jun
    2021
  • Positive feedback, may contact again
    Jun
    2021
  • Silent phone call, no response
    Jun
    2021
  • Unwanted telemarketing call, slight confrontation
    Jun
    2021
  • Inquiries about loft insulation type
    May
    2021
  • Market research call lacked details
    May
    2021
  • Suspicious call from potential scam
    May
    2021
  • Suspicious call about insulation upgrade
    May
    2021
  • Suspicious marketing call from England
    May
    2021
  • Caller disconnected without saying anything
    May
    2021
Number Of Searches: 46 Number Of Comments: 34 First Seen: 26 May 2021 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Carfin(North Lanarkshire), Eyton(Herefordshire), Hartlepool(Durham) and Nupdown(Gloucestershire).

01395902001 has 34 comments of which 8 x negative and 26 x neutral

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01395902001 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 01395902001 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance number linked to unsolicited calls, often impersonating local energy advisers discussing loft insulation or government schemes. Callers typically ask if the recipient is the homeowner, then push for personal details, before abruptly hanging up or disconnecting when questioned. The number often appears as local but is suspiciously unfamiliar, with calls sometimes silent on answer. Many recipients note repeated calls despite registration with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS). The calls are widely mistrusted as potential scams aimed at harvesting personal information or causing distress. Users strongly advise against sharing any data and recommend blocking the number to avoid inconvenience and potential fraud.

Reports on phone number 01395902001

29 days
Got 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 William
2 months
I 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 Michael
2 months
This 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 👎🤨
3 months
My landline rang but I didn't pick up, and there was no voicemail left either. Definitely looks like a SCAM to me 🤬👎
3 months
Just like every other time, the call only picks up when you start talking - total scam if you ask me!
4 months
Got 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 Albans
5 months
Why 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!
6 months
Picked up the phone but heard nothing from the other end.
6 months
This number kept calling me but as soon as I answered, there was nothing but silence. Feels like a scam to me.
6 months
Got a spam call today. Was left hanging on the line for ages but nobody ever answered. Completely pointless.
6 months
Noticed these spam calls are back already, looking at the dates of past comments. Definitely a scam, best to stay clear.
6 months
Got 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 year
Looks like these calls have kicked off again after being quiet for a good few years. I’ve already gone and blocked the number.
5 years
Some 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 years
This 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 years
some 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 years
Someone 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 years
i 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 years
I received a call from a woman’s voice claiming that £600 had been withdrawn from my debit card and dispatched overseas. She then prompted me to press 1 for more information or 2 to sort it out. Naturally, I did neither and promptly ended the call. This happened in Exmouth, Devon.
ExmouthDevon
5 years
Some 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 years
Quite reminiscent of the previous instance, this chap claimed he was representing a nearby energy firm and inquired if I owned the property. Naturally, I was curious about the purpose of his call, but lo and behold, he simply cut the line. Odd behaviour, to say the least!
5 years
I reside in Budleigh and my phone number ends in 908. We’ve been at this location for eight years now, and that number has been ours the whole time. Recently, I got a call from a different number, but unfortunately, I missed the chance to pick up before it stopped ringing.
Budleigh
5 years
A 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 years
I picked up the phone thinking it was a local call, but I must admit, it's rather peculiar for a local number to start with a "9". It was a courteous young chap on the line claiming to be my "local energy adviser". He rather swiftly assumed I was the homeowner without giving me a chance to respond, which prompted me to politely inform him that I wasn’t in need of any advice before hanging up. This marked the second such call I've received in just one day. The first one had come up as “Private caller”, which made me answer, as the only folks I know who do that are from the doctor's surgery. It appears that these callers are becoming increasingly clever at getting us to pick up! Despite being registered with the TPS, it certainly seems to make little difference.
TPS
5 years
I received a call from him, and apparently, someone else will be in touch regarding some matters related to insulation for reading. I almost forgot to mention that I record all my calls! They typically hang up the moment I bring that up!
5 years
I got a call from a research firm. They mentioned they'd get back in touch with me sometime down the road.
5 years
When I answered the call, it was utterly silent on the other end!
5 years
This is the second time I've had a call from them - it sounds like they’re either reading from a script or using some sort of pre-recorded message. They go on about being an energy advisor, asking, “I presume you’re the homeowner…?” I shot back with, “You haven’t the faintest idea who I am!” Not entirely sure who hung up first, to be honest. It’s utterly frustrating - I’m hesitant to turn off the ringer and just let the answering machine take over because I’m waiting for an incredibly important call.
5 years
They 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 years
Got 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 years
I just received a rather curious call from a chap with a youthful-sounding voice and a distinct southern English twang. He introduced himself as the local energy consultant. Naturally, I asked, “What brings you to ring me?” To my surprise, he abruptly ended the call without a word. The number he called from appeared to be a local one, yet it begins with a 9, which has me scratching my head. I’ve done a bit of digging and found out that DIDWW Ireland Limited is involved in selling these so-called 'virtual numbers' - it’s not far from a scam, if you ask me!
DIDWW Ireland Limited
5 years
I've just received another call from a young chap with a genuine-sounding voice claiming to be a local home energy consultant. It was quite evident he was reciting a script. He mentioned that my number was listed in their insulation upgrade records, suggesting cavity insulation had been fitted. However, he wouldn't disclose his company's name but did mention that they're based in Reading. This seems highly suspect, as I've never had cavity insulation installed, and I'm registered with the Telephone Preference Service.
ReadingTelephone Preference Service
5 years
I received a rather half-hearted call from someone with a youthful English accent claiming, "I'm your local energy consultant." When I inquired whether it was a marketing ploy, they quickly insisted it wasn't. They then asked if I had recently had cavity insulation installed. I assured them that was not the case, to which they promptly ended the conversation. Definitely felt like a dodgy call to me. And just to note, my number is registered with the TPS.
TPS
5 years
The caller disconnected without uttering a single word.

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