01523457895
TimeLine☎️ 01523457895 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 01523.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01523457895
- Ignore BT scam calls from IndiaSep
2020Scam call from fake SkyJun
2020Issues with Amazon account setupJun
2020Internet shutdown threat phone scamMar
2020Criticism of individuals as crooksJun
2019Inappropriate conversation, disrespectful behaviorJun
2019Blocked 01523 scam calls, inactive numberOct
2018Identifying scam call and locationOct
2018Received suspicious call, potential scamJul
2018Reported rude, aggressive impersonator to authoritiesOct
2015Beware of scam phone callsOct
2015Reported aggressive loan scammer behaviorOct
2015Unsolicited call about false loanOct
2015Frustrating call from PPI companyOct
2015Negative interaction, possible legal actionOct
2015Harassment calls, unwanted, abusive responsesOct
2015Annoying automated call, unhelpful callerOct
2015Scam targeting vulnerable individuals reportedOct
2015Stop ringing, go back SloughOct
2015Unintelligible call from unknown personOct
2015Received suspicious call about loanOct
2015Frustrated with constant unwanted callsOct
2015Refund scam call, hung upOct
2015Avoids marketing calls; considers them scamsOct
2015Scam caller threatened wife assaultOct
2015Annoying calls from fraudulent lenderOct
2015Received many calls after vacationOct
2015Loan scam calls from multiple numbersOct
2015Frequent suspicious calls, potential scamOct
2015Persistent calls claiming inaccurate debtOct
2015Received suspicious call about PPIOct
2015Effective call blocker, highly recommendedOct
2015Loan scam operation target. BewareOct
2015Unhappy with PPI claim refundOct
2015Received call from rude English manOct
2015Persistent scam caller, rude responseOct
2015Persistent caller claiming loan compensationOct
2015Received suspicious call requesting refundOct
2015Frustrated with predatory callersOct
2015Frustrated by persistent unwanted callsSep
2015Aggressive call center behavior concernsSep
2015Frequent fraudulent loan refund callsSep
2015Annoying refund calls daily receivedSep
2015Persistent scam calls despite complaintsSep
2015Received confusing call about moneySep
2015Repetitive calls about resolved PPISep
2015Tired of unsolicited calls, frustratedSep
2015Repeated calls regarding potential refundSep
2015Unintelligible foreign loan scam annoyanceSep
2015Abusive over old loan informationSep
2015Confusing and suspicious interactions with PPISep
2015Suspicious PPI scam call receivedSep
2015Intentionally hung up after waitingSep
2015Received repeated, annoying, hard-to-understand callsSep
2015Ignore, block rude callers immediatelySep
2015Scammer persistently calls about moneySep
2015Unidentified individual contacted insteadSep
2015Unsolicited call, suspicious and repetitiveSep
2015Daily silent calls at 6Sep
2015Frustrated by persistent, unanswered callsSep
2015Potential scam call, mentioned moneySep
2015Repeating concerns about constant callsSep
2015Scam call tactics to waste timeSep
2015Received unwanted ppi phone callSep
2015Multiple calls, hard to understand, scamSep
2015Persistent and harassing phone callsSep
2015Scammers pose computer takeover threatSep
2015Blocking unwanted calls with Call GuardianSep
2015Received abusive calls from Polish telemarketersSep
2015Frustrating experience with multiple callsSep
2015Frustrating silent calls, multiple instancesSep
2015Frequent foreign calls, ignoredSep
2015Scammers, PPI calls, ineffective serviceSep
2015Suspicious call mentioning refund requestSep
2015Refused solicitation call for PPISep
2015Call was unclear; ended abruptlySep
2015Phishing scam about non-existent loanSep
2015Received unclear scam loan callSep
2015Suspicious call about PPI refundSep
2015Hard to understand Indian accentSep
2015Suspicious call about PPI chequeSep
2015Receiving unauthorized loan calls consistentlySep
2015Annoying and persistent PPI salespersonSep
2015Unanswered calls, persistent hang-upsSep
2015Suspicious calls, avoiding home visitSep
2015Elderly relative avoided phone scamSep
2015Suspicious call about PPI refundSep
2015Accusation of false PPI claimSep
2015Received unwanted call, hung upSep
2015Annoying foreign loan callers persistSep
2015Effective solution for nuisance callsSep
2015Potential scam about non-existent loansSep
2015Caller uncooperative, ended conversation abruptlySep
2015Screaming nuisance call, unclear messageSep
2015Unwanted call, aggressive sales tacticSep
2015Suspicious caller, strong accent, hung upSep
2015Frustrated with constant unsolicited callsSep
2015Suspicious caller claiming government assistanceSep
2015Unintelligible call, hung up immediatelySep
2015Nuisance calls persist despite registrationSep
2015Unwanted loan call from strangerSep
2015Irritated caller, unclear conversation, PPISep
2015Harassment calls; threats madeSep
2015Persistent unwanted calls, seeking solutionSep
2015Caller hung up, rude behaviorSep
2015Received unwanted call, hung upSep
2015Repetitive, no message, persistent callsSep
2015Difficult to understand unclear speechSep
2015Unknown number, likely PPI spamSep
2015Time wasted on this conversationSep
2015Unclear number, unable to connectSep
2015Comment describes scary, intense atmosphereSep
2015Received fake loan call, annoyedSep
2015Concern about PPI payments-serifAug
2015Number Of Searches: 921 Number Of Comments: 110 First Seen: 23 August 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Little London(Norfolk), Loddiswell(Devon) and Pury End(Northamptonshire).
01523457895 has 110 comments of which 32 x negative and 76 x neutral and 2 x positive
01523457895 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01523457895 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance and scam caller frequently linked to fake PPI claims and bogus loan refunds. Callers often use strong foreign accents, chiefly Indian, and employ high-pressure, rude, or aggressive tactics, demanding personal details and insisting victims are owed money from loans they never took. The number exploits a non-geographical or invalid UK area code, indicating spoofing, and repeatedly calls multiple times daily, often ignoring requests to stop or to be removed from call lists. Many complain about the distress caused, particularly to vulnerable individuals, with reports of threats and abusive language. Authorities and regulators reportedly have yet to effectively curb these calls. The best advice is to avoid engagement, never disclose personal information, block the number, and report incidents to official bodies such as Action Fraud and the ICO.
Reports on phone number 01523457895
6 years01523 070259: Claiming to be from BT but they’re actually in India - don’t pick up. They ask about your router and say your internet’s been hacked. Just block this number.BTIndia6 years01523 110 584 phoned me, some Indian woman claiming to be from Sky, said there was a problem with my router. When I cut her off mid-script, she got flustered and just ended the call.Sky6 yearsGot a call saying it was from Amazon, asking about an account I don't even have. The caller kept making weird noises like blowing air into the phone. When I told them I didn't want an account, they just kept pushing, asking for money. No account number or anything legit given. Total scam.Amazon6 years3/4/2920 01523 969636 Claimed my internet would be cut off due to some illegal stuff going on. I just said hello and they ended the call straight away.7 yearsGot a call from an Indian woman earlier who was proper rude, swearing at me and calling me an f.b. because I didn’t reply to her questions. I just kept saying HELLO, HELLO, HELLO and she got really annoyed and aggressive.7 yearsMess about these horrible lot. They’re just scammers through and through. This one even said I was being rude when I told them to shove off!8 yearsI've been getting loads of calls starting with 01523, all pretty much the same kind. I've gone ahead and blocked them since the 01523 code apparently isn't valid anymore, looks like it's for old pager services or something.8 years01523 227705 called me with a really heavy Indian accent, claiming to be from BT about some urgent internet issue. I told them to stop talking nonsense and to remove my number from their list. FYI, 01523 isn’t used anymore (was for paging services). Any call from this code is definitely dodgy.BT8 yearsGot a call on my mobile yesterday claiming they were from some tax dept and that I was about to get arrested in an hour. They said to stop it, I had to press 1 to talk to someone. I just hung up straight away. The number was 01523 445821.11 yearsGot a call today from someone saying I’d taken a loan with Nat West, kept pushing like I had even though I kept saying I hadn’t. Then they asked if maybe it was a loan with another bank? Strange. I asked to speak to a manager to find out how they even got my number (I’m ex-directory). They said the manager was busy and would call me back, but I said I’d call them instead. When I asked for the company name, they said “National Refund Company” but wouldn’t give me a callback number and then just hung up on me. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.Nat WestNational Refund Company11 yearsA heads up: Don't bother chatting with anyone ringing from this number. It’s clear as day it’s a scam; the 01523 code isn’t real in the UK, so it’s definitely faked. There’s no use getting angry about why the caller isn’t in trouble legally. Any details you share about accounts, loans, amounts, payment dates, or whatever else, will be sold on to other scammers. The best move is to just tell them you don’t want to talk, hang up, and block or ignore any more calls from this number (or any other starting with the same code).UK11 yearsUtterly discourteous and confrontational! They insisted that I owed £900 for a loan I never applied for. The fact that they had access to my complete name and address was rather alarming. I've reported the matter to Action Fraud and the Information Commissioner's Office.Action FraudInformation Commissioner ' s Office11 yearsI keep receiving calls from this number two or three times a day, and they always demand to speak to someone named Katherine Jones. I've repeatedly informed them they're mistaken, but instead of taking my word for it, they unleash a barrage of insults. I’ve even encountered some truly vile remarks that are not only inappropriate but also offensive on a sexual level. I've expressed that I’m recording our conversation and kindly requested they remove my number from their list since I'm ex-directory and have never consented to these calls, especially as I'm registered with the Telephone Preference Service. Sadly, my pleas seem to have zero impact. It's extremely distressing.Katherine JonesTelephone Preference Service11 yearsReally unpleasant and pushy. Claimed I owed £900 for some loan I never even applied for. They had my full name and address, which was quite unsettling. I've reported them to both Action Fraud and the ICO now.Action FraudInformation Commissioner ' sOffice11 yearsGot a really annoying call about some PPI on a loan I never took from a bank I’ve never even dealt with. They had my name wrong too, as you can tell, and then went on to swear at me for forgetting stuff and accused me of breaking the law by not giving them my bank details. Things are definitely looking up these days...11 yearsToday it happened once more. The caller was quite disrespectful and even started making threats. I really wish there was something we could do to deal with this individual.11 yearsI received a call from this number looking for a Mr W**D****. When I inquired about who was on the other end (just to clarify, I'm a woman), I was bombarded with a relentless stream of nonsense that completely sidestepped my questions like 'who's calling' and 'what's your location?' Eventually, I decided to hang up, as the caller seemed uninterested in having a proper conversation. It’s such a bother! I'm truly astonished that nothing seems to be getting done by the regulatory authorities regarding this matter, especially given that the number is clearly listed.W11 yearsI just took a call from this number, claiming I had a loan with Halifax back in 2005 that I supposedly settled in 2009-news to me, as I’ve never had such a loan. They then insisted on speaking to a manager, saying if I did, I’d be due a compensation payment from PPI. Their relentless approach was quite alarming, and I worry that many unsuspecting folks could easily fall prey to their tactics. Honestly, it’s baffling how they can carry on without a hint of shame!Halifax11 yearsGot a call today from 01523457895, the person’s English was really poor. They kept talking about a loan I took out in 2005 and supposedly paid off in 2009 with Lloyds. I do have an account with Lloyd, but how would they know that? I played along for a bit, then they said someone else would call me to get my details and send me a claims pack. Sure enough, another call came from 01440540203 - and 01440 is the area where I live. They said they’d send the claims pack, but before they could say much more, I just ended the call.Lloyds11 yearsGot a call from someone claiming I had a PIP refund from a Barclays loan. He kept talking over me and ignored when I mentioned I’m partially deaf. I asked him to send me the info in writing, but he just carried on rudely. Ended up hanging up and looked the number up on 1471, then tried calling back but the number wasn’t valid. Didn’t share any details, clearly just another scam.11 yearsThat annoying Gupta, please stop calling and just head back to Slough already!GuptaSlough11 yearsHonestly, numbers like these could be easily stopped by the phone company or exchange whenever they want but nope, they just don’t because they probably make money from it or something. I’m constantly having to block these annoying calls at home, at work and on me mobile - it’s getting way too much now. PHONE COMPANIES NEED TO STEP UP AND SORT THIS OUT!11 yearsThe person on the phone somehow had my name - how they got it I have no idea - but they butchered it so badly I couldn’t make out half of what they were saying. I told him his English was too poor for me to follow and he just hung up. My number is ex-directory, so it’s clear someone’s leaked my details and sold them on. Since the caller’s number is a UK landline, I’m surprised no one’s done anything legal about it yet.UK11 yearsI never entertain marketing calls; my response is simply, 'not interested, please remove my number and refrain from calling again. It's nothing but a scam and an absolute nuisance.'11 yearsHad the same thing, some cocky bloke with an Asian accent calling himself Michael, claiming I’d overpaid a loan from Barclays. Asked him where he even got my private number and told him I’m on the TPS, but he just kept butting in and wouldn’t listen. This was the fourth time he rang in a week, so I’ve gone ahead and blocked the number.MichaelBarclaysTelephone Preference Service11 yearsGot a call from this number saying I had overdue PPI from Lloyds Bank. I thought I’d humour them just to see how long they’d keep going - figured they wouldn’t be hassling someone’s granny for ages. When I finally called their bluff and refused to give my bank info, they threatened to come round and mess with my missus. Mad behaviour!Lloyds Bank11 yearsI keep getting multiple calls from this number throughout the week. The voices on the line keep nudging me to verify my name and postcode, but I tend to hang up on them. I've got a nagging feeling that this might be some sort of scam.11 yearsJust got back from my holiday, and I've been bombarded with a ridiculous number of calls. What a hassle!11 yearsI’ve been getting persistent calls from 01523457895, claiming that I secured a loan back in 2005, which I supposedly repaid in 2009 to the tune of £5,000 with Lloyds Bank. How strange! Then another number, 01914067097, reached out too, stating they were the claims department. It all seems rather dubious, doesn't it?Lloyds Bank11 yearsI’ve got the BTW call blocker too, and honestly, it’s a game changer! I take a look at the blocked calls periodically, just to ensure I'm not overlooking anything important, like a call from the hospital. The sheer number of nuisance calls it filters out is staggering. I can't recommend it highly enough! Absolutely marvelous!11 yearsGot a call today from some Asian bloke saying I’m owed £980 in PPI compensation. He told me my loan was from 2005, which I found odd since I cleared it back in 2009, supposedly with Halifax. Tried calling the number back but it just wouldn’t go through.Halifax11 yearsThis firm keeps ringing me at least twice daily, and they're claiming I got a loan back in 2005 paid off by 2009, with a PPI refund of £981 from Halifax Bank. Thing is, I've never had a loan with them or anyone else. When I say no, they just keep insisting I did. I’m honestly shocked by how persistent this number and some bloke called John are. What’s really strange is that they always ask for your age, which I find quite suspicious.Halifax BankJohn11 yearsGot a call from a bloke claiming I’d taken a loan back in 2005 that was settled in 2009 from a firm that’s now gone bust, with Lloyds TSB supposedly handling the PPI refunds. He said all I needed to do was let him put me through to his supervisor and they’d send the claim info by post. I refused and ended the call. Then the supervisor called back, telling me I had to remember the details or I'd lose the money. When I said I didn’t recall any such loan, he handed me back to the first guy, who then rudely told me to ‘f### off’ and called me an idiot. I just hung up after that.Lloyds TSB11 yearsHad a bit of a puzzling experience regarding a refund tied to my PPI claim from 2005 to 2009 linked to a loan I never actually took out. It’s rather disappointing, to say the least. Initially, I spoke to a woman who was quite dismissive when I explained the situation, and now I've got a chap on the line who claims I’m owed money for overpayments. However, when I pressed for specifics, he seemed rather bewildered. I wasn't particularly keen on receiving a refund and made my feelings clear. Ended up telling him where to shove it!11 yearsI got a call off this number from some bloke who sounded really full of himself, said he worked for a pension advice firm. When I asked where he got my number, he actually said he nicked it! He seemed English to me. The number was 01523457895.11 yearsI got a call from this number purporting that I was eligible for a PPI refund. I informed them that I’ve never taken out any loans or credit cards where PPI would apply. I made it clear that I’m not easily fooled and, wishing to avoid rudeness, I kindly asked them to cease calling. I ended the call, only for the same chap to ring me again moments later-so perhaps I wasn't as polite as I intended! To my surprise, he called a third time, practically shouting obscenities like "f*****g c***" and telling me to "f*** off." Quite the charmer, I must say! I certainly wouldn't want to be in his shoes, but I can’t help but feel a bit of satisfaction seeing I got under his skin!11 years01523457895 kept ringing me over and over, telling me about some loan from 2005-2009 worth £4000 and that I was owed £1800. They barely speak proper English and just wouldn’t stop calling my house phone. I’m certain I don’t have any PPI claims with Lloyds TSB as I’ve never dealt with that bank at all.Lloyds TSB11 yearsAbsolutely fed up with these kinds of callers... they really take advantage of those who are already struggling. It’s infuriating!11 yearsGot a call today from 01523457895. A bloke with an accent was saying I’d made some kind of claim between 2005 and 2009 and apparently I’d paid too much. I just told him no, he paused then kept on about a refund. Asked if I had a bank loan, I said no again, then he just cut me off without a word. Proper rude. Sounds like a scam to me. Really worried some might fall for this rubbish.11 yearsI'm bombarded by these calls on a daily basis, so today I decided to pick up the phone and tell them to cease their incessant ringing. However, the chap on the other end wouldn’t let me speak at all! He kept rambling on about a personal loan from Barclays Bank that allegedly dates back to 2005-2009 and supposedly amounts to £6000. I kept repeating that I've never taken out such a loan, but he was deaf to my protests. Eventually, I had to hang up-not only was he clueless, but his voice was driving me completely mad. How on earth do these people manage to get hold of my number, especially since I'm not listed in any directory?Barclays Bank11 yearsI keep receiving calls every single day claiming that I'm entitled to a refund. It's incredibly irritating, so I just end up hanging up each time.11 yearsI’ve started receiving three phone calls every single day, and it’s the same old tale each time. Apparently, I’m owed a refund for a loan from Lloyds worth £4500 that I supposedly took out between 2005 and 2009. It’s nothing but a scam! Honestly, those operating this sham should have their call centre shut down, and the culprits behind it ought to face legal action, coupled with a hefty fine of £200,000. If they have the capability to block these calls and track down the scammers, one must wonder what the regulatory authorities are actually up to!Lloyds11 yearsThere’s an exceedingly pushy Indian fellow in the call centre who really ought to be reined in. Who’s overseeing these operations, I wonder?11 yearsI’m thoroughly exasperated with this number incessantly ringing me nearly every hour! I’ve made it quite clear that I’ve never taken a loan out, so there’s definitely no PPI involved. The chap on the line, who I believe is Indian, is quite difficult to understand. I’ve informed him that I'm registered with the TPS and that this is clearly a scam. I’ve even mentioned that I intend to lodge a complaint, yet the calls keep coming, even when I ignore the phone. It’s becoming utterly ridiculous!TPS11 yearsThis company keeps ringing me like 2 or 3 times daily saying ive got ppi to claim. I told them I already claimed and got paid for any ppi owed, but the caller just hangs up and rings back about an hour later. Then we gotta repeat the whole thing all over again, its really frustrating.11 yearsgot a call from a woman today. could barely understand her, only caught something about money. her english was really bad.11 yearsI’m absolutely fed up with receiving calls from this number! Whatever happened to the good old days when being ex-directory meant something? The government really ought to intervene and put an end to this nonsense!11 yearsJust like everyone else here, I got a call about supposedly overpaying a loan way back in 2005 and this guy said he'd sort my refund out! He keeps phoning me nonstop every single day.11 yearsThey keep asking about a loan from around 2005 to 2009. If I dont say which bank, they claim its Lloyds tab. Get really rude if I dont play along. Honestly dunno what they want from it all.11 yearsCaller spoke in some weird language about a loan from 2005. We have never taken out any loan. Proper frustrating!11 yearsSaid they was calling from a PPI claims company, they ask ya a few questions and then pass ya on to a manager who repeats the same questions. Dunno what they’re really after, but it definitely isn’t about PPI.11 yearsVery impolite. Won’t respond when asked anything. Rang me a few times now. Just don’t pick up and block if you can!11 yearsProper rude this lot, kept ringing nonstop and when I said whoever they wanted wasn’t here, they just hung up on me.11 yearsGot another call from some foreign guy, really hard to make out what he was saying. He was telling me I had some unpaid PPI money, but I've already claimed all mine so I wasn’t interested. I told him no and just ended the call. He’s called me like 8 times in a row to piss me off for hanging up. After I ignored each one, I checked the number using 1471 and it’s always the same, 01523457895. Ugh, proper annoying bloke!11 yearsHe never gave me his name, just asked for a Mr with a surname he pronounced really badly. I told him I’m on the TPS list and then he said it was about some money I supposedly owed me. I asked if it was a prank and he just hung up. This is the third call I’ve had from this number in the last three days.Telephone Preference Service11 yearsDidnt give a name when I said I wasnt who they were looking for.11 yearsI keep getting calls from this Asian bloke who keeps claiming that I've got a £1600 refund from Sky due to some overpayment. It's rather amusing, really, considering I’ve never even had a Sky account-it's all in my partner's name! He’s relentless, though. Why on earth aren’t the authorities stepping in to deal with these scammers? It’s quite worrying, especially for those who might not be as sharp or are from an older age group; they could easily fall for these deceitful tactics. It really gets my goat!Sky11 yearsJust like loads of others have said, this bloke won’t stop ringin. Next time, I’m goin straight to Murphy, or maybe Murphy’s Knacker’s Yard, or even Mabel's dodgy place, speakin as the top boss!MurphyMabel11 yearsI really don’t understand why nobody seems to be tackling these scammers. I keep getting these dodgy calls from TalkTalk, claiming that there’s an issue with my computer. It’s clear they’re just after remote access to my device so they can drain my bank accounts. It’s always international numbers calling too! What a nuisance!TalkTalk11 yearsI seem to receive a daily call from this number, and every time I try to find out who's on the other end, they simply end the call. I've attempted to ring them back, but it turns out the line doesn’t permit incoming calls. It's incredibly irritating!11 yearsyeah, total ppi rip off, bad connection. weird accent, maybe filipino, super hard to catch what they say. if you’ve got a bit of time, play the doddery old person, ask them loads to repeat stuff, keep pretending you didn’t hear them, ask again and again. also have another believable postcode ready in case they try to correct you. or just say someone’s at the door and ask them to wait a few mins, then let it drag on. finally, answer and say sorry gotta go, visitors here. best way to mess with these scammers: just waste their time on a call they’re paying for.Philippines11 yearsThis number has been ringing me daily around 6 PM like clockwork. Each time, it’s just dead air - no voice at all. I’m quite intrigued to see how the conversation will go once they finally decide to chat, now that I’m wise to their little game!11 yearsSome bloke called Derek rang me up saying I was owed money from a loan I supposedly took out back in 2005. I just ended the call straight away.Derek11 yearsToday I got a call from 01523457895 about some ppi on a loan I never even applied for. I kept asking him where he got my info and which loan he meant, but instead of answering, he just snapped at me to 'shut up’. Honestly, I’m still stunned at how rude he was.11 yearsI've received four calls from this number within just an hour today, and each time it was silent on the other end. It’s driving me up the wall!11 yearsSpoke to about 4 different folks about PPI, they all kept saying I had a loan between 2005-2009, just repeating the same thing for like 19 minutes. Then they passed me to another firm. I told them I didn’t have any PPI, and they seemed okay with that. But then 01523457895 rang me back and tried the same story again. Eventually, I told them to buzz off cause I wasn’t interested. After that, the guy called me a mother f.cker. Lovely behaviour, really.11 yearsThis number kept ringing non-stop but I put call guardian on my phone this week and now they cant reach me at all!11 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Indian accent for the second time today - he was going on about some 'refund', probably about PPI or something. I just ended the call straight away.11 yearsgot a call on wed 23/9/15 about some ppi thing, told the bloke to do one and hung up the phone.11 yearsI couldn't make head nor tail of what she was saying. Then she just cut the call.11 yearsGot another call from those pesky scammers regarding PPI. They refuse to share a contact number or the name of their so-called company. Looks like it's time to dust off my trusty call blocker once more. The phone preference service is absolutely useless, in my opinion!11 yearsThey rang me a couple times, and when I said cold calling is against the law, they got proper rude and started swearing, so I just ended the call. Watch out, the first call doesn’t show a number but then they ring back using this one. They sounded Polish, and one of them accidentally said something like “what you gonna do about it in Poland.”Poland11 yearsThis number keeps calling me, and all I do is hang up each time. It seems to be a chap with a foreign accent.11 yearsI recently received a phone call from a gentleman who had a pronounced Asian accent. He inquired specifically about my husband, suggesting he was due a refund related to PPI. I informed him that we don't have any loans, and at times I wish we did, if only to claim a refund directly ourselves! He was rather persistent and attempted to pry personal details out of me. When I questioned how he obtained this information, I pointed out that he might be in violation of the Data Protection Act. I also mentioned that I’m registered with the Telephone Preference Service, indicating he was contravening UK regulations. Not surprisingly, he abruptly ended the call.Telephone Preference ServiceUK11 yearsWe’ve been receiving calls repeatedly from these individuals claiming that we’ve applied for a loan, but I can assure you, we haven’t done anything of the sort! It’s becoming rather tiresome, to say the least.11 yearsI recently received a call from this number and struggled to grasp what the chap was saying due to his thick Asian accent. He claimed that there were funds awaiting me linked to a loan I supposedly took out over the past decade. I immediately clarified that I’ve never taken out a loan, and then ended the conversation. Fingers crossed they don’t ring me again!11 yearsReceived a rather peculiar call from this number earlier today. An individual with an Indian accent claimed he had an £850 cheque meant for me concerning some PPI issue. He went on to confirm my postcode and inquired about my house number too. When I pressed him to disclose which company the PPI was related to, he kept dodging the question. Eventually, I decided it was best to hang up. It’s high time someone tracked down these nuisance calls and put a stop to them!11 yearsStruggled loads to get what this Indian bloke was saying, his accent was all over the place. He kept saying I was owed PPI, which I’m sure I’m not. Ended up hanging up cos he just wouldn’t listen when I said no.11 yearsI keep receiving calls from this number, yet the line goes silent and they hang up without saying a word! Quite peculiar, isn't it?11 yearsThey haven't stopped, have they? Today, I received multiple calls from this very number. The inquiries became increasingly invasive, and I ended up hanging up as I’m fairly certain I never took out a loan on the dates they mentioned. What really irked me was how they were pushing me to bend the truth to the next person on the line, who sounded quite posh and British. They even had the audacity to suggest swinging by my house for a visit - as if that's ever going to happen! No chance!11 yearsI've come to understand that it's about some PPI reimbursements here in the UK. This chap assured me I was due a refund of £950 for a PPI I had wrongfully purchased. However, he then proceeded to inquire whether I had indeed been sold any PPI in the first place. To be honest, it was a bit challenging to follow what he was saying, as his accent was thick and he sounded as if he were speaking through a gale! In the end, I had to cut the call short since I wasn't forthcoming with information he wanted.UK11 yearsHad a tough time figuring out what he was going on about, but it was something to do with PPI. He kept pushing and wouldn’t accept a no, so I just ended the call.11 yearsA rather dubious-sounding individual phoned my elderly relative, claiming that she was eligible for some funds from a Government programme and requested her banking details to facilitate the transfer. However, my wise old relative, who knows a trick or two, feigned being immobilised in her armchair due to a hip issue and said she couldn’t access the information he sought. She managed to keep him engaged in conversation for a good four minutes before he eventually ended the call. I wouldn’t be surprised if he attempts to ring her again. It’s quite alarming to think about those who might fall for such tricks.Government11 yearsI just received a rather dodgy call similar to the one mentioned above. The bloke on the line refused to divulge his address, and despite my clear disinterest, he kept insisting that I was keen. In the end, I had no choice but to end the conversation.11 yearsI received a rather alarming call the other day, and I must say it left me quite bewildered. There was a woman wailing down the line in what sounded like a thick Eastern accent. She kept insisting on some matter regarding my son - his name bellowed at me repeatedly. To be honest, I struggled to make sense of what she was saying, as it was all very muddled. I can't help but wonder when these persistent irritations will come to an end! Oddly enough, the phone line is registered in my name, which differs from my son's, so it struck me as rather peculiar that they would specifically mention him. I did manage to catch a snippet of her ranting that included something about 'national,' but beyond that, it was all lost on me. Quite the nuisance, really!11 yearsMy mum got a call from someone claiming she might be owed cash from a car loan from like 10 years ago. Problem is, she’s never even taken out a car loan before.11 yearsRang me thrice, claiming to be with some government department regarding funds owed to my parents. He rattled off their address and a postcode linked to a loan from TSB back in 2003, insisting I verify this information. I firmly declined and suggested he chat with my parents instead. He kept pushing, saying it was urgent to confirm before they returned, or else they might miss out on the cheque. Apparently, he’s due to ring again on Friday, so I figured I should look into this number!TSB11 yearsIf you’re fed up with incessant nuisance calls, I’ve found a brilliant solution! Invest in the BT8500 cordless phone and switch on the Guardian feature. I was overwhelmed by a barrage of 7 to 10 unwanted calls each day, but since I made the switch, it’s been utterly peaceful. Honestly, this investment has been a game changer - I can't recommend it enough!Guardian11 yearsI'm absolutely fed up with this number that keeps pestering my landline. It's come to a stage where I've just stopped answering it altogether. I'm thoroughly tired of all these nuisance calls!11 yearsIt seems he rang me right after your call; I had to cut him off.11 yearsGot some idiot on the phone claimin I had PPI on a loan I’ve never even taken out. Then the bloke goes on sayin it was my wife’s, cos she borrows from our joint account or summat. Total muppet.11 yearsI've received a couple of calls from this number today. When I picked up, a man with a strong foreign accent was on the line, babbling about loans. To be clear, I don’t have any loans! I think I'll be giving my landline a rest going forward; these daft callers are driving me up the wall!11 yearsI've had quite a few calls from this particular number, so I decided to do a bit of digging online. Just as I was browsing, the phone rang again from the same caller. He started talking about something to do with £900, but his thick accent made it really difficult for me to catch the rest. When I mentioned that I was looking up his number and had been suggested to get in touch with the authorities, he immediately cut the line. Quite suspicious if you ask me!11 yearsReceived a rather alarming call from this number claiming that I'd submitted a form to reclaim my insurance on a loan I supposedly have. When I firmly insisted they cease calling me as I don’t have any loans, the caller absolutely erupted, insisting that I did fill out some kind of form. Honestly, I cannot recall doing anything of the sort!11 yearsAnother call from this number came through, and I decided to pick up. However, the bloke on the other end was completely incomprehensible. I asked him to repeat himself, but it was still all nonsense. I ended up hanging up on him.11 yearsI received a barrage of calls from this number today. I naively picked up the first one, and the caller seemed to know my name. He mentioned something about £900, but I couldn't quite grasp what he was on about. I decided to hang up. It's infuriating how many of these pesky calls we're getting, even after signing up with the preference service to prevent them.11 yearsI received a call this evening at half past six from a chap with a rather thick accent that suggested he might not be local. There was quite a bit of commotion in the background, indicating it might have been a bustling office environment. His speech was a bit muddled, and I struggled to grasp what he was on about, but it was clear he had my postcode and knew exactly where I lived. He started prattling on about some sort of loan, but I should mention that I neither have a loan nor am I in the market for one. I mentioned I was a painter busy redecorating the place since he seemed oblivious to who was actually residing here. After a bit of back and forth, he finally took his leave.11 yearsI received a rather peculiar phone call from a chap whose voice resembled an exasperated Dalek in a hurry to catch a train. I believe he brought up something about PPI, but honestly, it was a struggle to comprehend what he was saying-his speech was nearly indecipherable!Dalek11 yearsI've received over ten calls from some folks claiming to be from TSB, harping on about PPI. Eventually, after my mum got fed up, she firmly told them to stop ringing and hung up. But wouldn't you know it, just moments later they rang again, and this time my dad picked up. They had the audacity to threaten us, saying they would come to our home and harm us! It's absolutely outrageous!TSB11 yearsReceived a call around twenty past three this afternoon. They seemed keen to have a chat, but I wasn't having any of it, so I ended the conversation promptly.Submit Your Own Report (01523 457895)
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