01483979603
TimeLine☎️ 01483979603 👆 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 01483979603
- Received suspicious calls from scammersApr
2024Selling medical alerts for seniorsMar
2022Received dubious market research callFeb
2022Potential scam call targeting elderlyFeb
2022Scammer posing as NHS callerFeb
2022User received unsolicited sales pitchFeb
2022Received suspicious call, managed wellFeb
2022user will address fraudulent phone callsFeb
2022Received pushy and invasive callFeb
2022Unable to summarize(describing phone number)Feb
2022Audio cuts out when answeringFeb
2022Report scam calls, contact MPFeb
2022Verification of age before consultingFeb
2022Considering pendant alarm eligibility criteriaFeb
2022Medical alert pendant scam warningFeb
2022Warning about scam medical alertFeb
2022Caller sought sensitive info, uninformativeFeb
2022Unanswered call, likely spam callFeb
2022Call suspected to be scamFeb
2022Warning about potential scam callFeb
2022Warning of medical alert scamFeb
2022Background noise switched suddenly to silenceFeb
2022Questioned age for medical alertFeb
2022Call ended on medical alertFeb
2022Automated call for medical alertFeb
2022Medical alert offer warning - scamFeb
2022Offered panic alarm to userFeb
2022Free device, monthly charge declinedFeb
2022Unsolicited call about medical alertFeb
2022Likely scam call, ignore itFeb
2022Refused to provide personal informationFeb
2022Use fax machine ruse when quietFeb
2022Possible scam medical alert callFeb
2022Medical Alert company scam callFeb
2022Missed call, no voicemail leftFeb
2022Persistent caller tries to sellFeb
2022Unrecognized number, unanswered call, voicemailFeb
2022Caller inquires about medical alertFeb
2022Input does not make senseFeb
2022Unsolicited call asking personal questionsFeb
2022Beware of medical alert scamsFeb
2022Telemarketer pressured user to buyFeb
2022Persistent unsolicited medical alert pendantFeb
2022Medical alert pendant for safetyFeb
2022Unsolicited call about senior productsFeb
2022Fraudulent caller offering fake medical alertFeb
2022Skeptical of medical alert servicesFeb
2022Offered free medical alert system, declinedFeb
2022Blocked number, suspected robot dialerFeb
2022Potential scam or cold callFeb
2022Sales pitch lacks personalization or specificsFeb
2022Number Of Searches: 121 Number Of Comments: 44 First Seen: 20 February 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Kings Ripton(Cambridgeshire), Little Silver(Devon) and Rottal(Angus).
01483979603 has 44 comments of which 32 x neutral and 12 x negative
01483979603 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01483979603 👆 is reported as a persistent and suspicious source of unsolicited calls, primarily targeting older adults with offers of medical alert systems or pendants. Callers often claim to be affiliated with NHS or local organisations but evade direct questions regarding their identity or how they obtained personal details. Conversations frequently involve pushy sales tactics, requests for personal information such as age and address, and confusing or inconsistent responses. Some calls appear automated, while others feature individuals with varying accents, sometimes disguising origins. Recipients are advised not to disclose any personal data and to treat these calls as potential scams. Blocking the number is recommended, alongside contacting relevant authorities or MPs to address issues with spoofed UK numbers and aggressive marketing practices.
Reports on phone number 01483979603
2 yearsGot three calls back-to-back within seconds. The first two came from the 01235 area code, which are known to be scammers around here. Then this third one popped up right after I blocked the first two, so I reckon it’s connected. Not totally sure if it was legit, but it definitely felt like another scam attempt.4 yearsOffering a medical alert system designed specifically for those over the age of 50.4 yearsMirroring what has already been mentioned, this number attempted to peddle a medical alert device to me as well.4 yearsThis guy was super persistent, wouldn’t accept a simple no. As soon as I said I wasn’t interested, he started asking for my postcode and street name. I just ended the call. Honestly, don’t share any details with them!4 yearsYeah, those calls need sorting out for sure. You’ve got a good point there. Not sure what’ll come of it but I guess we’ll find out. They’ve got to quit pretending to be from UK numbers just to scam people. Totally gotta put an end to it.UK4 yearsThe caller knew my name but instead of chatting, they asked how old I was, maybe to see if I qualify for one of those pendant alarms. I just hung up straight away.4 yearsThe call just ended as soon as I answered.4 yearsGot a ring from medical alert or something, hung up straight away.Medical Alert4 yearsThey wanted me to confirm my age first before asking if I was the right contact. It was about some sort of medical service.4 yearsSomebody called me, saying I qualify for a panic alarm, dunno if it’s legit or just another scam.4 yearsGot a call from 01483979603 and I'm pretty sure it was a scam.4 yearsGot a call from someone saying I qualify for a Medic Alert Alarm based on their records. They quickly started asking loads of personal stuff. I cut them off straight away, told them I didn’t want anything and to take me off their calling list. These are scammers ringing folks even though they’re on the Telephone Preference Service. Best to steer clear of these lot!Telephone Preference Service4 yearsI didn’t even get a chance to say a word, they just asked if I was over 50 and said something about medical alerts, then cut me off and ended the call.4 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from a medical alert company - total scam, watch out!4 yearsBeware, it's a total con about qualifying for a medical alert necklace. Don’t give out your age or any personal info!4 yearsA guy called saying he was from Medical Alert and wanted to speak to someone over 50 years old at the address. I asked him to say the company name again to be sure, but he just ended the call on me.Medical Alert4 yearsDidn't pick up as the number was unfamiliar, and they never left any voicemail either.4 yearsI got a call on my landline from 01483979603 about some free medical alert device for folks over 50 who are supposedly "eligible." When I asked where they got my info from, they said local groups. But the moment I pressed for which groups exactly, they just ended the call.4 yearsAs soon as my answerphone started, the person on the other end just hung up. Didn't leave any message either. Feels like one of those scam calls to me.4 yearsI didn’t say a word at first because I usually don’t start the conversation. The line was dead silent. Maybe I should just play a recording of a modem or fax sound next time and see what happens.4 yearsThey tried to get me to sign up for a personal monitoring system with a free device, but then they wanted me to pay £29 a month. I said no thanks and ended the call.4 yearsGot a call from some medical alert service, looked like a total rip-off to me. Pretty sure it’s just one of those scam deals trying to get your details. Watch out for these dodgy calls!4 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be from a medical aid company, but it felt off. They kept asking for my details yet couldn’t answer even simple questions I asked back. Seemed like one of those dodgy scams to me.4 yearsGot a call out of the blue about some medical alert pendant. I said no thanks a few times, but they just didn’t take the hint and kept going on. Pretty annoying.4 yearsGot a call from a number I didn’t recognise, sounded like it might be one of those robot calls. As soon as I said something, the phone just went dead. Decided to block it straight away.4 yearskept getting this automated call from some “medical alert centre” pushing medical alert pendants. whenever i asked where they were located or how they had my details the message just cut out, then it restarted once i stayed quiet. could be legit but seems like a dodgy cold call or scam. best thing is to just block and forget about it.4 yearsSomebody called me selling one of those medical alert necklaces, I wasn’t really interested but they kept going on about it!4 yearsSo, I got a call from someone named John claiming to be from some Medical Alert Centre, pushing me to buy one of their alarm pendants. I was polite and told him I didn't need one right now, but he kept trying really hard to convince me. Honestly, felt like he wasn’t willing to take no for an answer.JohnMedical Alert Centre4 yearsI got a call from someone who claimed my info showed I was eligible for a medical alert device. Then they asked if I was older than fifty.4 yearsGot a call from someone saying it was about a medical alert thing or whatever. They asked me a load of questions, I said no to most of them except when they asked if I’m over 50 and what I’d do if I fell. Felt like one of those sales calls pushing dodgy equipment for old folks. Didn’t hang around, just ended the call.4 yearsThey were selling some kinda medical alert thing. I wouldn’t share my info and when I asked how they got my number, they just ended the call. Pretty polite, gotta say!4 yearsGot a random call from someone pushing medical alert gadgets or some kind of assisted living stuff. Told them I wasn’t interested and didn’t need anything, but they just kept going on and on. Bit annoying really.4 yearsDon't answer or reply, it's a scammer pretending to be from a Medical Alert Service.4 yearsGot a call from this number but nobody picked up when I answered, definitely looks like one of those automated calls. What a waste of time!4 yearsWatch out for those medical alert pendant scams. Never hand over any of your health info to them!4 yearsGot a call from some bloke about a medical alert pendant. He kept asking how old I was, but I wouldn't tell him anything. Felt like one of those dodgy scam calls from the same company again.4 yearsI heard a lot of noise then suddenly silence.4 yearsI didn’t pick up as the number was unfamiliar. It rang through to voicemail but they didn’t leave any message.4 yearsI got a call that sounded human at first, but it was actually some kind of robot voice pitching a medical alert gadget. I just kept saying “Hello? Hello?” but all I got was the same recorded message over and over. Might need some help with my ears lol. Either it’s a dodgy scam or some pushy sales thing aimed at old folks. Not very honest at all.4 yearsSo this number called my nan, who's 93, trying to get her to sign up for some free trial of a medical alert thing. The bloke wasn’t rude or anything, but kept pushing quite a bit. He kept switching tactics, but in the end, my nan just politely told him no thanks and ended the call.4 yearsHe called and claimed to be from St John’s Medical Centre, telling me I might qualify for a free medical alert device. I told him I wasn't interested.St John ' s Medical Centre4 yearsGot a call from a bloke named John, said he was with Independent Seniors down in Dorset. He was on about getting me to buy a medical alert pendant or summat. Whenever I asked him stuff, he just dodged my questions. Then he started asking my age and house number, which felt a bit dodgy. I politely told him I wasn’t comfortable giving that info. Reckon it was one of them phishing scams.JohnDorset4 yearsI had a rather peculiar encounter with someone trying to peddle a medical alert system. They seemed solely fixated on my home phone number, which was a tad suspicious. When I posed a couple of straightforward questions, like asking for my name or postcode, they utterly faltered and just reverted to their rehearsed sales spiel. To top it off, they couldn't clarify how their system actually tracks falls. While they mentioned the unit itself is complimentary, the ongoing service fees are a hefty £30 to £90 a month, which certainly raised my eyebrows.4 yearssome bloke rang me saying he was from a medical alert place. he kept going on about how certain “local groups” said i qualified for a free medical alarm bracelet. when i asked him stuff, he just dodged my questions and kept banging on about how important it was for folks like me who live on their own with health issues. i made it clear i was fine, not on my own, and told him pretty bluntly to get lost. seriously, just hang up, don’t waste your time listening to that rubbish.Submit Your Own Report (01483 979603)
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