01483979591
TimeLine☎️ 01483979591 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 1483979 with a prefix of 01483. The area code 01483 originates from Guildford.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01483979591
- Unknown call, silence, hang-upJan
2023Skeptical about driveway discount offeredJan
2023Offended by scam medical alertFeb
2022Warning about scam medical pendantFeb
2022Unknown sequence of numbers givenFeb
2022Offered free alarm pendant, dodging inquiryFeb
2022Elderly scam involving alarm pendantsFeb
2022Scammer posing as health centerFeb
2022Unexpected number sequence providedFeb
2022Scam call offering fake serviceFeb
2022Missed call, no message, awaiting callbackFeb
2022suggested medical pendant alarm neededFeb
2022Warning about health-related scam callFeb
2022Received suspicious calls for scamFeb
2022Unsolicited call about health scamFeb
2022Unfocused talk about medical pendantFeb
2022Received suspicious phone callFeb
2022Unsolicited call about medical pendantFeb
2022User received unwanted sales callFeb
2022Medical emergency pendant offer is misleadingFeb
2022User did not provide messageFeb
2022Pushy, sales patter, impersonal alarmsFeb
2022Caution about unsolicited alarm offerFeb
2022Unsolicited sales call for pendantFeb
2022Unsolicited sales call, potential scamFeb
2022Number Of Searches: 73 Number Of Comments: 22 First Seen: 12 February 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Achreamie(Highland), Greens of Coxton(Moray) and Lady Green(Merseyside).
01483979591 has 22 comments of which 16 x neutral and 6 x negative
01483979591 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01483979591 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving unsolicited calls from a young English male claiming to offer free medical alert pendants, targeting primarily those over 50 or with mobility issues. Callers often struggle to provide clear company details or how they obtained personal information, frequently citing a manager or list without transparency. The scheme pressures recipients for personal and banking details under the guise of no-contract monitoring services with monthly fees. Many find it intrusive, misleading, and offensive, especially as it preys on vulnerable individuals. Callers often hang up abruptly when questioned. Recipients are advised not to share any personal information, remain cautious, and report such calls to the appropriate authorities. This number is strongly linked to a deceptive cold-calling operation.
Reports on phone number 01483979591
4 yearsI got a call from a number I didn’t recognise, but the person didn’t say a thing before cutting off after a few moments.4 yearsSome bloke called, said he was a young English chap giving a deal on driveway work. Honestly, if I had the chance, I'd tell them to jog on in no uncertain terms.England5 yearsGot a call a minute ago asking if I was over 50 to get some free medical alert thing. Felt a bit insulted to be honest, but seemed fishy right away. I'm on the TPS anyway, so I'll be reporting it for sure.Telephone Preference Service5 yearsGot a call on my home phone from someone talking about a medical alert pendant. They asked if I was older than 50. When I questioned where they got my details from, they dodged the question completely. Totally a scam aimed at older folks! Make sure you don’t share any info with them.5 yearsHe rang me up saying I could get a free alarm pendant. When I asked where he got my number from, he first said it was because I qualified and that’s why they had it. Pressed him again about who gave them the list, and all he did was tell me where their office was. Didn’t really answer, so I told him I was ending the call and hung up.5 yearsThis alarm pendant scam is really nasty and seems to target older people and those who are vulnerable.5 yearsI recently received a rather dubious phone call from someone purportedly representing a health centre. They were touting a free alarm system available for those of us over the age of 50. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!5 yearsGot a call from a bloke who claimed to be Alex, says he’s with some medical alert company. He was going on about how I qualified for a free medical pendant and then asked if I was over 50. I didn’t give him my age, just asked how much it’d set me back. He repeated the same spiel, then mentioned a “monitoring service” that runs about £29 a month. When I told him I’m a doctor, he just hung up. Totally a dodgy call, don’t get caught up in it.Alex5 yearsSaw this number on my missed calls but they didn’t leave me any voice message, and they still haven’t rung me again.5 yearsGot a call on my mobile, but they hung up right after just a couple of rings. Then later, they rang my landline. The bloke claimed he got my number because I might be “over 50 or have mobility problems” and said I could qualify for a free medical alert gadget. He sounded quite young and honestly a bit clueless. When I asked where he was calling from, who he thought I was, and how he got my number, he just kept saying “my manager gives me a list of people to call every day.” Didn’t buy it for a second and ended the call. Definitely seemed like a dodgy scam.5 yearsGot a call from a Cornwall number, but the person said they were calling from Guildford. They asked loads of questions about my health and if I use a walking stick. Felt fishy straight away - definitely a scam. Be careful and don’t share any personal info!CornwallGuildford5 yearsSomeone called about some medical thing and then started going on about a pendant. It honestly sounded pretty legit at first.5 yearsGot a call about some medical alarm pendant that they said was free. I just hung up and let the guy ramble away, then he ended the call.5 yearsGot a call on my mobile, but they hung up just after two rings. Then, on the landline, they rang back saying someone gave them my details because I might be "over 50 or having mobility problems" and that I could get a free medical alert gadget. The guy sounded quite young and a bit daft. When I asked where he was calling from, who he thought he was ringing, and who passed on my number, he kept saying “my manager gives me a list to call daily.” I just ended the call there. It was clearly a scam.5 yearsSo, I got a call out of the blue about qualifying for some health checks. They asked if I was above 50, but the moment I asked who was calling, the line just went dead.5 yearsReceived a call out of the blue about some supposed medical emergency hanging over my head. Not sure what it was about, felt a bit suspicious really.5 yearsOh great, apparently i've qualified for some free medical alert pendant or something. But nah, didn’t sit right with me - they kept asking for loads of personal info and even my banking details! When i pressed them for the company name? couldn’t even get that out of them. Definitely fishy!5 yearsSomebody called and started talking about a medical alert system, said I might need one of those pendant alarms or something. bit odd, never asked for anything like that before.5 yearsI got a call from someone who just dived right into trying to sell personal alarms, didn’t even bother to ask who they were speaking to. Really shady and way too pushy!5 yearsGot a call out the blue today from someone offering a personal alarm pendant for the home, said I was on some list but I had no clue about it. They said there’s no contract but a monthly direct debit would be set up, and asked for my bank details. Something felt a bit off, so I told them I’d have to think it over before deciding and hung up.5 yearsHad a call from a young bloke with an English accent who kept saying my name, then went straight into some sales spiel about me supposedly being eligible for a pendant because of some disability. Thing is, I’m not disabled at all. I kept asking where he’d got my info from and he claimed his manager gave him a list to call. When I asked again for the source, he just hung up on me. Really strange behaviour.5 yearsGot a call from a young bloke speaking with an English accent who asked for me by name right off the bat. He told me I was eligible for some pendant because of a disability, which I dont have. I kept asking him where he got my info from and he claimed his manager handed him a list. He said he was ringing from the head office in Dorset, but the number started with 01483, which I know is Guildford, not Dorset! When I asked him again about the source of my details, he just hung up. Definitely sounds like a dodgy scam to me.DorsetGuildfordSubmit Your Own Report (01483 979591)
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