01414160889
☎️ 01414160889 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 141416 with a prefix of 0141. The area code 0141 originates from Glasgow.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01414160889
- Received abusive call from Quick QuidMay
2014Inappropriate caller, threatened police responseApr
2014Scam call, rude response, frustratedApr
2014Abusive loan company, avoid contactingApr
2014Rude loan company, avoid themApr
2014Scam involving ucash vouchers reportedApr
2014Abusive loan call from RolandApr
2014Offensive loan call after refusalApr
2014Loan promises are misleading, untrustworthyApr
2014Received numerous unwanted loan callsMar
2014Frequent calls from this numberFeb
2014Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 16 February 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bluecairn(Scottish Borders), Chaldon Herring (East Chaldon)(Dorset) and Meir Heath(Staffordshire).
01414160889 has 11 comments of which 9 x neutral and 2 x negative
01414160889 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01414160889 👆 is reported as a nuisance number linked to aggressive and abusive calls, often from individuals claiming to represent a loan company. Callers reportedly pressure recipients into accepting loans via UKash vouchers, and when declined, respond with hostility, offensive language, and threats. Numerous users describe repeated calls, coercive tactics, and rude behaviour. There are claims of scams where payments are requested but loans are not provided. The callers have been accused of harassing persistence, affecting individuals’ peace and causing distress. It is strongly advised not to engage with or provide any payment details to these callers, and to report the number to relevant authorities or trading standards for investigation.
Reports on phone number 01414160889
13 yearsI just got a call from a firm that identified itself as Quick Quid, and honestly, I was taken aback by the foul and abusive language employed by the chap on the other end. I expressed my disinterest in paying via Ukash vouchers, and you would have thought I’d committed a crime with how irate he became when I mentioned I wasn't keen on taking out a loan. It really makes you wonder how these sorts of businesses are allowed to operate unchecked!13 yearsGot a call from this number earlier, I ended the call straight away but they rang again and suddenly started chatting like we were mates. Then out of nowhere, they asked how much I’d want for s#x and if I’d do oral. I quickly told them I’d call the cops and they cut off. Seriously, what kind of people are these?!13 yearsI got a call from this firm trying to sell me a loan, but I told them I didn't want one anymore and ended the call. Then they rang me back and started shouting at me for about 15 minutes. Eventually, I just lost interest and hung up again. Honestly, they’re useless and not worth my time at all.13 yearsPretty sure this is one of those dodgy scam outfits... I said I wasn’t interested in getting a loan and the bloke just told me to f*** off! He had some kind of American accent. I told him to enjoy his life stuck in some crappy call centre doing dodgy sales. Honestly wish there was a way to track the sod down. These lot need to be shut down for good. Acting all tough over the phone like that... pathetic. Surely you can find a way to report them to trading standards or something? They deserve it.13 yearsI got a call from this number about a loan application I had started, and I told them I wasn’t interested in going ahead. Instead of being polite, the person started shouting stuff like “what’s the point in applying if you don’t want the loan?” and then just slammed down. I called back asking to speak to their manager, was put through to someone who I doubt was in charge, and when I explained what happened, they basically said “well if you’re gonna make useless applications, what did you expect?” then hung up on me again. Honestly, don’t bother picking up if this number rings you - they’re totally rude and disrespectful!13 yearsHonestly, they deserve to be shut down. They ask you to buy uCash vouchers and send them the codes promising a loan, but then the loan never shows up. This kind of thing shouldn't be allowed, something really needs to change.13 yearsI received a call from this number offering me a loan related to those UKash vouchers. I declined the loan courteously, but now they keep ringing me back and are quite rude. It's actually quite ridiculous!13 yearsSome bloke named Roland from a place calling itself Quick Quid Loan rang me up. He tried to push a loan via these Ucash vouchers, but I wasn’t interested. After I said no, he started shouting all sorts of rubbish and even threatened me, saying he was gonna mess me up badly. Proper dodgy behaviour!Quick Quid LoansRoland13 yearsWatch out, it's a scam. They tell you you’re approved and take your money, but no loan ever comes through. Don’t fall for it, it’s all lies and nonsense.13 yearsI told them I wasn’t interested in any loan, but they kept calling, like 80 times in just an hour. When I said no, the guy actually threatened me, said he'd f*** me up. Proper bad experience.13 yearsThis number has called our home several times now.Submit Your Own Report (0141 416 0889)
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