01505310015
TimeLine☎️ 01505310015 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by FleXtel Limited. It is part of the phone block 150531 with a prefix of 01505. The area code 01505 originates from Johnstone.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01505310015
- Background noise, no one spokeJun
2024Scam alert: credit card messageJun
2024Automated bank security call, money transferNov
2023Discussing unspecified credit card chargesNov
2023Scam call from fake bankNov
2023Payment scam call from AmazonOct
2023Call from bank security suspiciousOct
2023Automated voice call scam alertOct
2023Warning about possible scam schemesSep
2023Warning about potential credit card scamSep
2023Warning about scam callJul
2023Warning about possible bank scamJun
2023Complaint about credit card companyJun
2023Warning about a dishonest personMay
2023Automated bank fraud call scamMay
2023Automated call about unusual activityMay
2023Automated scam concerning bank transactionsMay
2023Number Of Searches: 23 Number Of Comments: 17 First Seen: 09 May 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Afon Wen(Gwynedd), Howbeck Bank(Cheshire) and Sapperton(Lincolnshire).
01505310015 has 17 comments of which 4 x neutral and 13 x negative
01505310015 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01505310015 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving automated calls that claim unusual or fraudulent transactions on your bank or credit card, typically referencing unauthorized purchases or international transfers. The calls originate from a robotic female voice warning of charges around £300 to £3,000, often mentioning Amazon or overseas payments, and prompt recipients to press options to speak with a supposed advisor. Callers never identify a specific bank or account and repeatedly target individuals with varying amounts and numbers. These calls are widely recognised as fraudulent attempts to deceive recipients into sharing personal or financial information. It is strongly advised not to engage or respond, and to remain vigilant against such suspicious communications.
Reports on phone number 01505310015
2 yearsI didn't get a chance to converse; all I could hear was some sort of office din in the background.2 yearsI received a recorded message claiming there was some suspicious activity detected on my credit card, urging me to get in touch with an advisor. It's clearly a scam, so do stay vigilant!3 yearsGot a robo-call from “bank security” but they never said which bank. They mentioned some £300 charge on Amazon and another £1100 for an overseas money transfer. Seemed fishy to me.Amazon3 yearsSomeone called me up rambling on about fees on my card but never mentioned what card it was or which bank or building society it belonged to. Quite vague, and didn’t really make much sense.3 yearsGot a call from some automated lady saying she was from "Bank security" warning me about two suspicious transactions on my account - one was to Amazon and the other was some kind of overseas transfer. They didn’t say which bank or give any real details. Definitely sounds like a scam to me.Amazon3 yearsSo today, 27th Oct at around 10 in the morning, I got a call from 01505 310015. Just like what others mentioned, it was a female bot voice saying I owe £500 to Amazon on my Visa card and telling me to press different numbers. Total scam, don’t fall for it!Amazon3 yearsI received a phone call claiming to be from my bank’s security team. They said there were two suspicious transactions on my account, one around £300 and the other was over £3,000.3 yearsGot a call from some woman’s voice saying it was Visa and Mastercard security. She said I’d just spent £500 on Amazon and to press 1 to stop it. Nope, not falling for that one. Total scam if you ask me.VisaMastercardAmazon3 yearsJust a heads up, it's a total scam about bank transfers and stuff - better not pick up if you get a call like that!3 yearsI just got a call trying to pull a credit card scam on me. Really shady stuff, watch out everyone!3 yearsThere was no message left. From what I’ve read in earlier comments, this number is involved in scams, so I’d just ignore it and not pick up.3 yearsGot a few calls about my bank card, they kept telling me to stay on the line to talk with an advisor. Total scam, watch out for these!3 yearsThey said they were from some credit card firm or something like that.3 yearsDefinitely not to be trusted, sounds like a total scam to me.3 yearsGot a call from a recorded message claiming to be the bank's fraud team, saying something about 200 dollars and 1000 quid being spent overseas on Amazon. This wasn't the first time either - had a few calls like this before, but with other amounts and from different phone numbers. Definitely a bank scam!Amazon3 yearsGot a robo call that said there was some weird activity on my account and to press a button to chat with an advisor or something.3 yearsGot a call from 01505310015 saying my bank card was charged twice for overseas purchases. It was one of those automated messages telling me to press a button to talk to someone. Total scam, don't fall for it!Submit Your Own Report (01505 310015)
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