01442821300
TimeLine☎️ 01442821300 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 144282 with a prefix of 01442. The area code 01442 originates from Hemel Hempstead.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01442821300
- Possible data mining call receivedJun
2011Not fraud, feedback call from SantanderMay
2011Coincidental missed call after inquiryMay
2011Received missed call, no concernsMay
2011Loan call follow-up, no worriesFeb
2010Santander Group customer support feedbackJan
2010Called Abbey about missed callJan
2010Unanswered call from unknown numberJan
2010Seeking help with unknown callsJan
2010Possible scam impersonating Abbey bankJan
2010Received call, won't answer unusualDec
2009Scam attempt posing as bankDec
2009Possible customer feedback call receivedDec
2009Calls may involve multiple companiesNov
2009Suspicious call, possibly data miningNov
2009Frustrating automated calling experienceMay
2009Upgrade prompts unwanted marketing callsJan
2009Reporting to Vodafone, doubts effectivenessJan
2009Missed call, looks suspicious, searchedJan
2009Missed calls; number always busyNov
2008Frequent, suspicious calls; busy responsesNov
2008Seeking information about potential scamAug
2008Possible autodialer with unknown callerAug
2008Recorded message with serial numbersJun
2008Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 24 First Seen: 20 June 2011 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Craigellachie(Moray), Glan-y-llyn(Cardiff), Pott Shrigley(Cheshire) and Scotch Street(County Armagh).
01442821300 has 24 comments of which 23 x neutral and 1 x negative
01442821300 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01442821300 👆 is reported as a number frequently calling following recent contact with Abbey National or Santander, typically conducting customer satisfaction surveys. Many users describe receiving missed calls shortly after enquiring with the bank, suggesting it is likely a legitimate feedback follow-up rather than fraud. However, some find the callers unprofessional or unsettled, raising suspicion of data mining. A few express concern about repeated calls and recorded messages involving technical jargon, which is confusing and unsettling. While generally not considered a scam, caution is advised: avoid sharing personal details over the phone unless certain of the caller’s identity. If uncomfortable, do not return the call and consider contacting your bank directly for verification.
Reports on phone number 01442821300
10 yearsI recently received a call from a young lady who claimed to be associated with Abbey National. She mentioned that she wanted to discuss a recent call made to Abbey regarding customer satisfaction. We had spoken to Abbey not long ago about an insurance matter, but her tone was rather off-putting and she seemed quite uneasy while chatting. It really felt like it could be more about gathering information rather than genuine service. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!Abbey NationalAbbey10 yearsReceived a call from this number earlier today, on the 23rd of December. I had a chat with Abbey last night and, after perusing some comments on this site, it seems likely that this is just a call for customer feedback.Abbey10 yearsI've only recently got this phone on a contract and haven't made a call other than a brief inquiry with Abbey. The following day, I found I had a missed call. When I returned the call, the folks on the other end claimed they were doing some sort of customer feedback survey. I find it a bit hard to trust that there's nothing fishy going on here.Abbey10 yearsBeware, this lot are nothing but fraudsters trying to fish for your account information! We had a run-in with someone posing as Abbey National. The moment we called them out as a scam and clarified that our bank doesn’t utilise that number, they were left floundering. Proceed with caution!Abbey National10 yearsI recently received a call from a representative of The Santander Group, as we coordinated a customer support call to Alliance & Leicester tonight for a recorded satisfaction survey.The Santander GroupAlliance & Leicester10 yearsLast night, we contacted Alliance and Leicester regarding a loan inquiry, and it turns out they're now under the Santander umbrella (just like Abbey National). Today, we received a missed call from this number, so it’s safe to assume it was probably a follow-up. No need to fret too much! Just a reminder: if you ever feel uneasy about disclosing information over the phone, you’re under no obligation to do so! :)AllianceLeicesterSantanderAbbey National11 yearsI tried giving them a bell again, and it turned out to be a pre-recorded message from some girl listing a bunch of serial numbers! Quite the bizarre experience, if you ask me!11 yearsI've had a similar experience, and I'm curious if anyone else can pinpoint what sort of scam this might be?11 yearsThings seem to have shifted somewhat. We received a call from someone claiming to be associated with "Abbey" (the building society) who insisted on speaking to the person that made the call to their customer service team. However, when we returned the call on the 10th of December, 2009, we were only greeted by a recorded message elaborating on the situation. It appears to us, or at least we suspect, that they aren't solely representing Abbey; it seems they're also operating on behalf of a multitude of other companies as well.Abbey11 yearsEarlier today, we gave Abby a bell to sort out an issue with our landline account. Shortly thereafter, we received two missed calls from this number. Is there anyone who can confirm if this is just a scam and advise on how to block these calls?Abby11 yearsGive Vodafone a bell, and believe it or not, those pesky calls can be sorted! Expect to receive these calls when you either upgrade or sign up for a new contract.Vodafone11 yearsWhat a strange turn of events! This afternoon, we received a missed call from 01442821300. Quite the coincidence, considering we had just been speaking to Abbey regarding our mortgage only a few hours prior!Abbey11 yearsI've noticed something quite peculiar when I ring this number. I get met with a series of recorded messages that go like this: "Program Serial Number 1000006182, number of Licensed Channels 60, Driver Version No 6.03, and Total Channels 52." Then, as if that's not enough, they follow it up with a survey from Vodafone, asking about my experience with their last representative. It's worth mentioning, we've contacted Vodafone multiple times before, and we never encountered this before. However, I suppose it’s not all that shocking, given that our previous calls were rather subpar in quality.Vodafone11 yearsI can assure you, there’s absolutely nothing shady going on here. We’re affiliated with Santander, and what you’ve encountered is merely a company called 'Grass Roots' reaching out for some feedback after our recent call. It seems they’ve contacted us now following our previous conversation. The aim is to rate the customer service skills of the advisers. Last year, we managed to secure bonuses amounting to £800 thanks to the positive reviews we received from customers. Happy days! 😊SantanderGrass Roots11 yearsThe other afternoon, we gave a bell to Santander (formerly Abbey) regarding a question about our account. Later that night, we received a call from the number 01442 821300. Unfortunately, we missed the call and were left puzzled by the area code. Rest assured, we won’t be returning that call anytime soon!SantanderAbbey11 yearsThat number has definitely given me the heebie-jeebies! It keeps ringing and when we try to call back, we just get an engaged tone every single time. Quite the dodgy situation, if you ask me!12 yearsWe've been getting a lot of missed calls from this number, but every time we try to call back, it just goes straight to engaged. It's quite puzzling!12 yearsI called Abbey regarding some inquiries about my account and happened to notice this number pop up as a missed call on my phone.Abbey12 yearsI missed a call from this number earlier today. After delving into various comments on this site and others, it seems like it's likely a scammer posing as someone from Abbey, which is now Santander. Be wary!AbbeySantander12 yearsI concur, it appears that a young lady was trying to share details regarding a computer system-something along the lines of driver versions and serial numbers, if memory serves. The identities of these callers are a mystery to us. Interestingly, we received two phone calls spaced about half an hour apart; could very well be some sort of automated dialling system at play, wouldn’t you say?12 yearsThe other day, we rang Abbey using our landline, and lo and behold, earlier today, we received a call on our mobile from 01442821300. What are the odds, right? I’m quite cautious and never pick up calls from odd numbers, and they didn’t leave a voicemail either. I'm curious to see how many more times they’ll try reaching out to us.Abbey12 yearsI nearly picked up a call from this number and decided to look it up. It certainly gives off a bit of a sketchy vibe, especially considering this used to be the go-to resource for such enquiries.12 yearsI’m experiencing the same issue and am planning to flag it to Vodafone. Though, I’m not overly optimistic that it will lead to any actual results.Vodafone15 yearsI just had a rather odd phone call with a young woman claiming to be representing Abbey National. She mentioned wanting to discuss a recent conversation I’d had with them regarding customer satisfaction. Now, I had reached out to Abbey earlier concerning an insurance matter, but I must say, her manner was quite nervous and she didn't seem very experienced at phone interactions. I suspect this might be a case of data harvesting rather than genuine customer care.Abbey NationalAbbeySubmit Your Own Report (01442 821300)
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