01517086168
TimeLine☎️ 01517086168 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 151708 with a prefix of 0151. The area code 0151 originates from Liverpool.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01517086168
- Landline calls don't incur chargesJul
2008Late night call, frustrating experienceJul
2008Called Orange cell late nightJul
2008Called at 00:31, busy callbackJun
2008Beware of scam phone callJun
2008Received late-night call, no answerJun
2008Possible computer calling repeatedlyJun
2008Bizarre identical ring from LiverpoolJun
2008Avoid returning this phone callJun
2008Received early morning call, engagedJun
2008Missed call, unsure about numberJun
2008Annoying late-night phone callJun
2008User seeking identity clarificationJun
2008Suspicious call, continuous busy signalJun
2008Missed call, unable to reconnectJun
2008Possibly intoxicated person from LiverpoolJun
200801517086168 has 16 comments of which 16 x neutral
01517086168 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01517086168 👆 is reported as a potentially suspicious number that frequently calls at odd hours, often very early in the morning. Many users advise against returning the call, as the line tends to be engaged or produces unusual sounds, suggesting a possible scam or premium rate diversion. While it is confirmed that the initial call is from a landline and does not directly incur premium charges, returning the call might lead to unexpected costs. The number appears to cause irritation more than harm, with no clear explanation or known legitimate purpose. Caution is strongly recommended; if the caller has urgent matters, they are expected to leave a message or contact again.
Reports on phone number 01517086168
10 yearsAbsolutely the same situation, Carmen. We received a call from this number at half past two in the morning. The callers hung up, and as soon as we tried to return the call, it was constantly busy. Quite bizarre, isn’t it?Carmen10 yearsI received a missed call at 2:16 am this afternoon, and when I tried to return the call, the line was busy! Quite odd, isn't it?10 yearsIn reply to m:, it's important to note that you can't incur charges for a premium rate number if the sole number you've called is a landline. Should there be any forwarding involved, the responsibility for the subsequent calling costs lies with the owner of the number that was initially rung. Unlike those pesky missed calls from 0871 or 070 numbers, where a callback scheme might be at play, that isn't the case here. However, that doesn't rule out the possibility of another form of trickery occurring.10 yearsGave us a bell at half past midnight. Tried to ring back this afternoon, but the line was engaged.10 yearsI received a call from this number at around 5:40 this morning. Does anyone know who it might be? I tried to return the call, but it just kept ringing engaged.10 yearsI received a call from this number at half past two this morning. When I tried to return the call, it was constantly busy! What a bunch of muppets!10 yearsReceived a call on our Orange mobile at a quarter to one in the morning on the 14th of July.11 yearsThis number decided to ring us at a ridiculous hour of 3:41 AM. I tried to return the call, but it just kept ringing. What a total nuisance! Honestly, how rude! I can't believe people think that's acceptable!11 yearsIs that a tipsy lad from Liverpool I see?Liverpool12 yearsDo yourself a favour and avoid calling back! It’s just one of those dodgy scams that will hit you with sky-high charges as soon as you try to return the call. Best to steer clear!12 yearsWe received the exact same phone call at 2am today, and surprise, surprise-it had a Liverpool area code! How utterly bizarre!!!Liverpool12 yearsI stumbled upon a missed call from this number at half past two in the morning, which struck me as rather odd. I mean, who calls at such an ungodly hour from an unknown number? Naturally, we decided against ringing back, as we’ve got this rule about not returning calls from numbers we don’t recognise, especially since there are so many scams going around these days. Besides, if someone really wanted to get in touch, they’d likely try calling us again, right? At first, I thought it might just be a wrong number, but after discovering this site, I'm beginning to have my doubts.12 yearsAs mentioned by others in this thread, it’s best to steer clear of returning calls to this number! It’s baffling to think why someone would even consider it, given the possibility that it might be a scam (where you think you’re dialling a standard line but it’s actually linked to an expensive rate number). We received a call from them at 3 in the morning last month, which was rather annoying, yet thankfully they haven’t tried calling again since then. Just an unpleasant one-time occurrence, we’d reckon!12 yearsGave us a ring at ten this morning, but I’ve attempted to return the call five times and it’s been constantly engaged. Is there a chance this could be some automated system calling repeatedly?12 yearsJust now, this number called us at an unholy hour of 3:54 AM. We tried to return the call, but the line was perpetually engaged. On one occasion, we did manage to get through, but all we could hear was an odd clicking noise, so we decided to hang up. What a nuisance!12 yearsCan anyone shed some light on who this might be?Submit Your Own Report (0151 708 6168)
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