01503390089
TimeLine☎️ 01503390089 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 1503390 with a prefix of 01503. The area code 01503 originates from Looe.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01503390089
- Dismissed explanation about no medical conditionMay
2024Rude response to pendant offerMay
2024Called, silence, selling pendant, hung upMay
2024Persistent scam call about healthcareMay
2024Scam call offering free pendantMay
2024Persistent scam caller requests detailsMay
2024Scam warning: AI-like callMay
2024Suspicious call about medical alertMay
2024Health centre scam, evasive callerMay
2024Fake alarm pendant scam callerMay
2024NHS scam call, hung upMay
2024Suspicious cold call risks vulnerable consumersMay
2024Unwanted call, immediate hang-upMay
2024Scammer Sam calls again, hung upMay
2024Scam number; harassing and dangerousMay
2024Scam preying on elderly; blockedMay
2024Persistent automated healthcare scam callMay
2024Scam offering medical safety pendantMay
2024Caller lied, fraudulent healthcare workerMay
2024Suspicious healthcare caller, declined conversationMay
2024Caller faked identity; data misusedMay
2024Silent, blocked call receivedMay
2024Suspected healthcare-related phone scamMay
2024Unprofessional healthcare worker, caller SamMay
2024NHS scam call about pendantMay
2024Scam call: false, costly monitoringMay
2024Persistent caller selling alarm; harassingMay
2024Suspicious male AI voice scammerMay
2024Health care scam; number blockedMay
2024Ignored call, then researched numberMay
2024False local health worker claimMay
2024Phone call was deadMay
2024Automated call, robotic voice, frustratingMay
2024Repeatedly asked if I heardMay
2024No answer to callMay
2024Pushy caller offering suspicious alertMay
2024Caller hung up immediatelyMay
2024Silent call, unknown caller disconnectsMay
2024Scam call selling panic buttonMay
2024Scam call targeting elderly individualsMay
2024Caller silent, then hung upMay
2024Caller claimed healthcare worker, disappearedMay
2024Suspicious call about health assistanceMay
2024No response, possibly spamMay
2024Old drainage policy not recentMay
2024Suspicious sales call, hung upMay
2024Caller silent, claimed healthcare workerMay
2024Mysterious call: silent after greetingMay
2024Boiler room scam, block immediatelyMay
2024Elderly mother called, hung upMay
2024Suspicious caller, health pendant scamMay
2024Called claiming NHS emergency adviceMay
2024Scam call blocked after checkingMay
2024Suspected scam targeting seniors' healthcareMay
2024Multiple calls with background noiseMay
2024Agrees scam; suspicious medical offerMay
2024Sam scam, fake health alertMay
2024Scam targeting vulnerable elderly peopleMay
2024Unsolicited medical alert scam callMay
2024Suspicious NHS claim, monitoring aidsMay
2024Scam call: disability help offerMay
2024Fraudulent or suspicious phone numberMay
2024Scam targets vulnerable with fake alarmsMay
2024Confusing call, now number blockedMay
2024Didn’t recognize number, ignoredMay
2024Suspicious call offering medical alarmMay
2024Silent, unknown caller; silent hangupMay
2024No response, totally silentMay
2024Unnerving call about alarm pendantMay
2024Scam call, scripted health scamMay
2024Suspicious call selling medical alertMay
2024Silent line, multiple medical scamsMay
2024Warning against scam voice confirmationMay
2024Man offered NHS monitoring aidsMay
2024Scam—warning of fraudulent activityMay
2024Scam: Recorded consent misused deceptivelyMay
2024Scripted call, hung up frustratedMay
2024Scam call reported by userMay
2024Number Of Searches: 11 Number Of Comments: 77 First Seen: 03 May 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Liddle Water(Dumfries and Galloway), Welborne(Norfolk) and West Cornforth(Durham).
01503390089 has 77 comments of which 41 x neutral and 36 x negative
01503390089 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01503390089 👆 is reported as a persistent and suspicious cold call scam targeting mainly elderly individuals with offers of free or low-cost medical alert pendants. The caller, often identifying as “Sam,” claims to be a local healthcare worker but provides inconsistent or vague location details. Call recipients note the caller often talks over them, ignores refusals, and fails to explain how personal health information was obtained, raising privacy concerns. Calls typically begin with the question “Can you hear me?” followed by long silences or scripted responses, which many suspect to be automated or AI-generated. The overall consensus advises caution, recommends not providing personal or financial details, and suggests blocking the number due to its intrusive, misleading, and potentially fraudulent nature.
Reports on phone number 01503390089
2 yearsI've experienced a similar scenario as others have mentioned - a rather pushy pitch for some kind of emergency alert pendant. I ended up losing my temper and hung up on the bloke. It was evident he was aware of my age but seemed clueless about my health situation, which certainly doesn't require any such gadgets.2 yearsGot a call from some bloke called Sam offering me a free health alarm pendant because of my health problems. I couldn’t help but chuckle and told him I didn’t want one, then just ended the call. From what I know, these things aren’t really free - my sister’s got one and she had to pay for it.Sam2 yearsGot a call where the person started with “can you hear me?” I know that’s often a trick from scammers, but I wasn’t thinking and replied “yeah, I can hear you.” Then they wouldn’t stop going on about some health care stuff local to me. I even told them I had to end the call as I was expecting a ring from my doctor, but they just kept going like I wasn’t speaking. Didn’t hang about after that - I blocked the number straight away.2 yearsI was trying to explain that I don’t have any medical issues and don’t need a medical alert, but they just kept cutting me off and wouldn’t listen.2 yearsJust got a call from someone who said his name was Sam, kept going quiet in between. He was trying to pitch some kind of mental health alert pendant. I told him I’m not interested and ended the call.Sam2 yearsGot a call from the same guy again today, just like everyone else’s said. He ran through his usual spiel but I cut him off quick, told him I wasn't up for it and hung up. He was definitely trying to sell me something, and honestly, with my bank info who knows what he’d do next.2 yearsComplete rip off, just blocked the number. Sounded way too much like a robot or some AI thing. Watch out for this one.2 yearsI received a rather peculiar call this morning. The chap on the other end claimed to know about some health concerns of mine and that I was eligible for a complimentary pendant or alarm. There were some noticeable pauses and awkward silences during our chat, so I mentioned that I already possessed one of those devices and promptly hung up. Just another addition to my ever-growing catalogue of dubious calls about so-called prizes, arrest notices, debt collections, and supposed internet issues!2 yearsGot a call from someone called Sam claiming I was eligible for a medical alert pendant since I’m supposedly over 70 and have health issues - neither of which is true. I told him I didn’t meet the criteria and wasn’t looking for one, and asked him not to call again.Sam2 yearsGot a cold call from someone claiming to be Sam at the SOS Button Centre in Dorset. He told me he knew I was over 60 and had health issues. When I asked repeatedly where he got that info from, he just kept pushing about the device like he was reading from a script. What’s really dodgy is how he got hold of my details - my number is right, but the health info he mentioned is totally wrong. This smells like a scam to me, and I worry that more vulnerable folks might get caught up in this and end up paying for something they don’t need or can't really afford.SamSOS Button CentreDorset2 yearsThis number, 01503390089, keeps bothering me. Feels like some sort of scam, really annoying and possibly risky!2 yearsSomeone rang me up claiming to be from the NHS, saying they could send me a complimentary personal alarm. As soon as I mentioned I already had one, they abruptly cut the call.NHS2 yearsGot a call from someone I didn't ask for and they just dropped the line almost immediately.2 yearsHe sounded like he was ringing from some kind of health centre, trying to sell me a call alarm pendant for £1.79 a day. When I asked if he was calling on behalf of the NHS, he went silent. It was obviously a scam because when I asked where he got my number from, he just avoided the question and acted like I had some medical issue.NHS2 yearsGot another ring from this dodgy caller not long after the first one. He gives the name Sam, says he's working in healthcare nearby and kicks off by asking "can you hear me alright?" Definitely probably best not to say yes. I just ended the call straight away this round.Sam2 yearsI got a call claiming to be Sam from some local medical centre - sounded like one of those automated AI things. This is the second time in a few days I’ve had one of these dodgy calls. The weird bit was it kept going with robot-like replies and chat for ages, even when I held the phone next to the radio blasting music and ads. Definitely a scam.Sam2 yearsReceived a dodgy call about some sort of medical alert pendant for if I happen to take a tumble. Funny thing is, they didn’t even have a clue who I was!2 yearsWhat a terrible scam taking advantage of older folks. I've blocked the number and reported it straightaway. I'm registered with TPS, so there's no way they should have gotten my contact details without permission. Feels like a data leak somewhere, really shady behaviour from these people. Proper lowlife stuff.TPS2 yearsHad a call from someone named Sam claiming to be a local healthcare worker - but Looe is over 200 miles from where I am! Definitely a dodgy scam call.SamLooe2 yearsI received a phone call from a bloke named Sam, who inquired whether I was able to hear him clearly. I chose not to respond. He then proceeded to inform me that he’s a healthcare worker operating in my locality. When I pressed him on which specific area he represented, he vaguely stated that he covers a multitude of regions. At that point, I decided it was best to end the conversation.Sam2 yearsSounds like one of those dodgy healthcare scams to me.2 yearsNo answer, instantly blocked.2 yearsReceived a dodgy phone call claiming to be from the NHS, offering a discounted Alarm Pendant. The caller introduced themselves as Sam, and the district code was from Cornwall. Be wary, as it sounds fishy!NHSSamCornwall2 yearsJust like others have said, they try to convince you they’re from nearby and somehow know your medical info. When he said I’d have to pay for the monitoring - over £40 a month! - I just hung up. Don’t give them any info, seriously.2 yearsGot a call from someone named Sam who said he was a healthcare worker from the local area, but that didn't add up as Looe is over 200 miles away. He kept pushing a sales pitch about an emergency alarm pendant, even after I told him I'm fit, healthy, in my 60s, take no meds, and can do half marathons in under two hours. Really annoying how he just ignored me when I said no. Also, he wouldn’t tell me where he got my details from, which makes me think he probably bought some sort of data. No clear scam yet, but definitely felt like harassment.SamLooe2 yearsI got a call from a guy who said his name was Sam, but felt like it might’ve been some kind of robot or AI. When I asked how they got my number, they just kept saying they had all the info on me but wouldn’t explain where it came from. Even when I kept telling them to STOP, they just kept going on and on. Pretty sure it was a dodgy scammer trying to take the mick. I've blocked the number now.Sam2 yearsSome bloke called himself Sam, said he was a health visitor reaching out to older folks with health problems. I told him straight up that if I were elderly with any health concerns, my info shouldn’t be shared around like that, plus I’m signed up to the TPS anyway.SamTPS2 yearsThis bloke called himself Sam and said he worked in healthcare nearby. Honestly, he sounded all over the place and really unprofessional. I ended the call pretty quick, and looking back, I’m glad I did.Sam2 yearsGot a call from a person claiming to be a "health professional from your local area," but funny thing, the place they called from was over 300 miles from here! Definitely felt a bit dodgy.2 yearsThis number popped up for me too - said it was some kind of health-related scam, so I just blocked it straight away.2 yearsI ignored the call.2 yearsI answered the phone but there was no sound on the other end.2 yearsI didn't pick up the call, but I later looked into the number.2 yearsGot a call on my landline today from someone who just said "hello can you hear me" and then went quiet. When I asked who it was, they just ended the call straight away. Very strange!2 yearsTotally agree with the other negative feedback here. From what I experienced, the call felt automated with a kind of robot voice that doesn’t respond properly to what you say. I didn’t stay until the end, but there’s this awkward pause of about 20 seconds after you talk before it awkwardly tries to reply in that robotic way - which honestly isn’t great at all. Best thing to do is just note the number and block it right away.2 yearsThe moment I picked up, the line just went dead on me.2 yearsHe kept checking if I could hear him, asking the same thing again and again.2 yearsMuch like others have said, the guy sounded really proper and spoke with a clear English accent. There was a bit of a pause in his talking though, which made me think he might not be calling from here. He was trying to sell some free medical alert system that apparently only cost a small daily fee. When I told him I’m not allowed to share my bank or card info over the phone, he suddenly got a bit aggressive and insisted on setting it up straight away. Ended with me blocking the number.2 yearsI just had a rather dodgy call from a bloke named Sam, pushing a panic button on my poor mum who's not exactly tech-savvy. He came across as really hesitant and not at all convincing - it all just felt wrong, like a total con job! I mean, who in their right mind would trust that?Sam2 yearsReceived a dubious phone call claiming to be from a healthcare provider. The conversation was full of awkward silences, as if they were following a pre-prepared script and just biding their time for me to hang up. It’s clear they're aiming to prey on senior citizens.2 yearsGot a call from someone named Sam today. There were awkward pauses while he was talking, and he told me he works in healthcare around here. After one more long silence, I just hung up. Then I checked the number and it was from Looe, Cornwall, which is weird since I'm actually up North East.SamLooeCornwallNorth East2 yearsI answered the phone and the only thing I heard was "Can you hear me?" Right when I said "Yeah," the call just dropped.2 yearsThere seems to be a historical drainage policy linked to the property, although it hasn't been in effect for the past quarter of a century!2 yearsThey didn’t say a word and just ended the call.2 yearsThis number rang my mum earlier and some bloke asked if she could hear him. She said yeah, then the call just ended straight away. She's really upset and worried now.2 yearsApparently there’s a drainage plan linked to my address, according to what they said. I’m guessing it was just a sales call for some kind of insurance. When I showed interest, they quickly dropped the call. Quite odd really.2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be a healthcare worker doing rounds nearby. He asked if everyone was alright here. I told him yes, then suddenly the call just dropped.2 yearsMy mum got a call from this number just a day after she came out of hospital. This chap, who introduced himself as Sam and claimed to be a healthcare worker, said they were aware of her recent health struggles and was offering her a complimentary panic button. When I probed him about where he’d sourced his information from and how he’d managed to obtain my mother’s phone number, he went silent. That raised my suspicions, so I decided to cut the call short.Sam2 yearsGot a call with no one speaking at the other end. So weird.2 yearsGot one of those classic boiler room scams today - these lot don't want to share their info but are desperate for yours! Just hang up straight away and make sure to block them!2 yearsI received a call from someone purporting to be from the local health services, pushing a complimentary "fall alert" pendant. However, when I inquired about how he obtained my number, he dodged the question and abruptly ended the call. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!2 yearsGot a call around 10:20 saying they were calling on behalf of the NHS about emergency advice for people over 60 living at home. Seemed a bit suspicious to me.NHS2 yearsGot a call from a dodgy number, but I didn’t pick up. Later had a look to see who it was - some sort of scammer, no doubt. Sorted by blocking the number straight away.2 yearsThey insisted that I was over 60 and tried to sell me a medical helpline service. The phone number’s registered on the TPS, so I’m baffled as to how they obtained that information.TPS2 yearsGot calls from four different numbers today, all with people chatting in the background. One time someone said "no" before the line just dropped. Same kind of thing happened every time.2 yearsJust got a call from someone named "Sam" claiming to be from a local health service, pushing some kind of medical alert pendant for people with health issues. Sounded like a load of rubbish. The number had a 01503 code, which isn’t even nearby. I told them I wasn’t interested and ended up hanging up. Definitely felt like a scam.Sam2 yearsI'm with everyone else on this one. It definitely comes across as some kind of scam, pretending to give out free medical pendants or whatever. It kicks off with some bloke named Sam asking if you can hear him properly...Sam2 yearsReceived a call from someone called "Sam" pushing a "medical alert" pendant out of the blue. I told him we've already got one through the Housing Association. When I asked how I could be sure it was really him, how he got our number and personal info, he just kept repeating the same vague answer. There was a noticeable pause after my questions before he replied each time. He offered to put his Manager on, but I just said "No thanks, I know you're trying to scam me" and ended the call. Seemed pretty convincing at first, so watch out!SamHousing Association2 yearsThis number rang me, and the person on the other end said they were some sort of "health worker" but didn’t say what exactly. They mentioned calling folks over 60, but then quickly started pushing some sort of emergency alarm system to get in touch with doctors. Felt like a dodgy sales pitch aimed at exploiting older people.2 yearsI encountered an individual purporting to provide assistance devices for those in need, and they asserted they were affiliated with the NHS. It just didn’t feel right to me.NHS2 yearsGot a call from some bloke saying he could assist with my disability. He claimed he was local, but it sounds like a total scam. I’m in Swadlincote, Derbyshire, and the number was 01503390089. Don’t pick up, it’s a dodgy one!SwadlincoteDerbyshire2 yearsThis bloke calls up and asks, “Can you hear me?” I say yes and then there’s this massive pause. After that, he starts on about how I can get a medical alarm for my wrist or neck for just £1.70 a day. I didn’t even bother and just ended the call there!2 yearsDidnt have a clue who was calling me on the landline, so just let it go to voicemail.Didnt2 yearsTotal scam alert! First, there’s just silence on the line, then a voice asks if you can hear them. Next, they claim to be from your local health service, saying you qualify for a personal alert device because of your 'medical issues.' I called them out, saying they were clearly reading off a script and trying to con me. Instead of stopping, the person just shouted louder, pushing the sales pitch for that alert system. Proper dodgy.2 yearsThe call was dead quiet at first, then they suddenly asked if I could hear them. When I asked who was calling, they just went quiet again, so I ended up hanging up.2 yearsSo this bloke called and weirdly asked if I could hear him properly first? I’ve heard this is some kind of trick where they record your voice to grab info. Honestly, don’t just say YES to that, it’s dodgy!YES2 yearsGot a call when I wasn’t home, and the missus couldn’t understand a word the bloke was on about, so she just ended the call. I’ve blocked the number since then.2 yearsSome bloke was trying to sell monitoring equipment for elderly or vulnerable folks, said it was linked to the NHS or something.NHS2 yearsGot a call from a scammer.2 yearsI picked up and there was just silence, but I’ve been getting a bunch of scam calls about medical stuff over the past few days.2 yearsHad a strange ring the other day that threw me a bit. What struck me was they never used my name, yet somehow they knew I was a bit shaky and prone to falls. They asked if I’d be interested in getting an alarm pendant. Maybe down the line, but not right now. The caller kept pausing for quite a while, so I figured they might be new at this, made me chatter away more than I planned.2 yearsThere was background noise that sounded like an office. A man’s voice came through saying, 'Hello, can you hear me?'. They’re really trying to get you to say ‘yes’ because it’s being recorded. Scammers then use that recording as if you’ve agreed to buy things or services, even though you didn’t mean to consent at all.2 yearsGot a voicemail from some bloke called Sam, who claims he's from my local health service. He said I’ve got some weird health issue he apparently knows about and that I qualify for a free alarm so I can call for help if needed. When I asked Sam what my name was and what health problem he was on about, the call just cut off... absolute crooks trying to exploit folks who are vulnerable!!!Sam2 yearsThis is definitely a scam call.2 yearsReceived a call out of the blue, the person kept asking if I could hear them but then there were these awkward silences. They tried to sell me some kind of medical alert pendant, which I definitely don't need. I told them I wasn’t interested and hung up straight away.2 yearsSome bloke rang me, sounded like he was just reading off a script. He kept going on about some local wealth advisor thing and how I might get free stuff or something. Didn’t make much sense, so I just cut him off and hung up. Definitely not the right gig for him.2 yearsTotal rip off!Submit Your Own Report (01503 390089)
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