01512314000
TimeLine☎️ 01512314000 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 151231 with a prefix of 0151. The area code 0151 originates from Liverpool.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01512314000
- Received silent call, then hung upDec
2015Arrogant callers disrespect privacy requestsNov
2015Received vague public health callOct
2015Survey call, number removed, no issueSep
2015Avoids answering sales calls automaticallyAug
2015Frustrated by annoying prank callsSep
2014Nuisance calls from universities nowJan
2014Frustrated with frequent silent callsDec
2013Received silent call, still activeNov
2013Unknown caller from Liverpool uniNov
2013Unresponsive call from research teamOct
2013Annoying calls with no responseOct
2013Number leaked, potentially by companiesOct
2013Missed call, immediate hang upSep
2013Number Of Searches: 104 Number Of Comments: 14 First Seen: 05 October 2013 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Arreton(Isle of Wight), Enham Alamein(Hampshire) and South Bank(North Yorkshire).
01512314000 has 14 comments of which 12 x neutral and 2 x negative
01512314000 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01512314000 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance, primarily linked to calls from a university research team in Liverpool conducting surveys reportedly on behalf of public health organisations. Many recipients experience silent calls, abrupt hang-ups, or automated messages, causing frustration especially when calls disrupt personal moments. Despite some callers being assured their numbers are removed upon request, the calls persist for others, leading to concerns about adherence to privacy preferences and Telephony Preference Service rules. The source appears to be genuine but the method causes inconvenience, raising calls for stricter regulation on such unsolicited research calls. New or ex-directory numbers are not exempt, and the issue is ongoing with multiple reports of similar patterns over time.
Reports on phone number 01512314000
11 yearsThis number rang me earlier, I picked up but there was nothing on the line and then they just ended the call.11 yearsMy number’s ex-directory and barred, yet these cheeky callers act like the rules don’t concern them at all. I always guessed Uni would help you grow up and learn proper respect, not how to badger folks who’ve clearly stated they want no contact. It’s so frustrating when people ignore that message completely.11 yearsGot a call from a Liverpool number, something about public health was mentioned but they hung up right after. No idea who it was.Liverpool11 yearsI got a ring from someone doing a survey for Public Health Wales. When I asked them to take my number off their list, they said sorry and sorted it out straight away. No issues at all.Public Health Wales11 yearsI usually just let my phone go to voicemail before picking up, especially if I suspect it's one of those sales calls with an automated dialler. When I checked the number with 1471, it showed up again, so they must still be doing this. This happened on 14/8/15.11 yearsCalled and hung up the moment we answered.12 yearsCalled us and hung up as soon as we picked up. The number seems associated with Liverpool John Moores University, but I'm still waiting on a response from them.Liverpool John Moores University12 yearsReceived a call from this number while my newborn was wailing, and the phone wouldn’t stop ringing. Picked up and all I hear is heavy breathing! Honestly, don’t need these dumb prank calls at a time when I’m just trying to care for my baby!13 yearsI called the number back and got put through to a woman called Sue at Liverpool John Moores Uni. She asked if I’d got a previous call from them. Apparently, they’re doing some kind of research, so they reckon the rules about the telephone preference service don’t apply to them. Brilliant! Now even public uni’s are adding to the nuisance calls.SueLiverpool John Moores University13 yearsI sometimes get calls where no ones there, like the latest one was Monday 2nd Dec 2013 at 11:14. Once I even got a call that just ended with "Goodbye". Seems like they just dial loads of numbers and most times there’s nobody on the other end to chat. Honestly, I wish they’d just ban this kind of nonsense altogether, I’m sure I’m not the only one who feels this way.13 yearsGot a quiet call just a little while ago, so looks like whatever this is, it’s still going on.13 yearsI got a call like that too, picked up and there was total silence from the other side. So I rang the number back and apparently it’s linked to some "University of Liverpool research group." Bit strange if you ask me!University of Liverpool13 yearsThis number won't stop callin', and sometimes there's just silence when I pick up, or an automated message saying 'GOODBYE'. Honestly, I don't want anything from it.GOODBYE13 yearsWe got a new phone line set up at the start of October, and the only people aware of the number is one firm I rang on an 08## to deal with my account - can’t quite recall which one though. No one else, not even close family, have the digits since the line was mainly for internet purposes. Yet this number has been repeatedly ringing us. It seems like some scam outfit got hold of our info and sold it on. Our line came via Plusnet, which runs BT’s system, with both BT staff and outside contractors working on it. So honestly, it could have been leaked by anyone from those two groups.PlusnetBTSubmit Your Own Report (0151 231 4000)
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