01544248399
☎️ 01544248399 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 154424 with a prefix of 01544. The area code 01544 originates from Kington.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01544248399
- Responsibility for failure to cancelJul
2021Issue with coercive insurance paymentJun
2021Aggressive scam targeting elderly individualsMay
2021Warranty for appliances discussedMay
2021Company rude, aggressive, and scamMay
2021This company is a scamMay
2021User admits to scamming, enjoying itMay
2021Encouraging reporting fraudulent insurance activitiesApr
2021Unauthorized call to collect paymentApr
2021Despicable behavior towards elderly coupleMar
2021- Unprofessional and rude interactions with representativeMar
2021Samantha scammed with threatsMar
2021Safety concerns expressed in commentMar
2021User was pressured into agreementMar
2021Pressured into signing dubious contractMar
2021Questioning unsolicited appliance insurance paymentFeb
2021Beware of washing machine scamFeb
2021Context required for summary suggestionFeb
2021Possible insurance scam call, cautiousFeb
2021Beware of scam callsJan
2021Scam call impersonating National Appliance CoverJan
2021Warning about elderly scam phonecallDec
2020Scam targeting elderly, avoid companyDec
2020Misunderstanding about washing machine coverDec
2020Complaint about aggressive phone scamNov
2020Possible scam using old agreementsNov
2020Scam involving fake washing machine coverNov
2020Richard Cresswell scam, fake insuranceNov
2020Unacceptable high-pressure sales tactics usedNov
2020Aggressive scam call about billingNov
2020Warning about potentially fraudulent activityOct
2020Reported scam attempt by SamanthaOct
2020Samantha tried scamming the elderlyOct
2020Client contacted for fake discount-induced feeOct
2020Woman called about insurance cancellationOct
2020Disputed policy with Steven FarmerOct
2020Aggressive call about appliance contractOct
2020Taylor threatening and scamming peopleOct
2020Unjustly accused of not payingOct
2020Aggressive phone call demanding paymentOct
2020Caller was abusive and harassingOct
2020Harassing calls about appliance careOct
2020Warning: scam caller targeting elderlyOct
2020Bogus cover payment scam warningOct
2020Fraudulent phone call to elderlyOct
2020Harassing scammer "Stephen" reported to policeSep
2020User claims contract with Anthony ReidSep
2020Steven Fletcher scam aggressive elderlySep
2020fraudulent scam by Steven FletcherSep
2020Phone scam pretending warranty expiredSep
2020Man named Steven threatening legal actionSep
2020Aggressive and harassing behavior towards elderlySep
2020Tried to scam vulnerable elderlySep
2020Number Of Searches: 247 Number Of Comments: 43 First Seen: 07 September 2020 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ningwood(Isle of Wight) and Westington(Gloucestershire).
01544248399 has 43 comments of which 2 x positive and 23 x neutral and 18 x negative
01544248399 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01544248399 👆 is reported as a scam operation targeting mainly elderly individuals with aggressive, coercive tactics to extract payments for supposed appliance insurance policies they never took out. Callers, often using false names and threatening legal action or court proceedings, pressure victims into paying fees around £180. They frequently refuse to provide written evidence, use misleading information, and persist with numerous calls. Attempts to seek refunds or reject claims are met with hostility. The company involved appears unregistered and uses phone numbers linked to suspicious activity. Victims are urged not to share bank details, to report such incidents to Action Fraud, and to warn vulnerable relatives, as this scam causes significant distress and financial harm.
Reports on phone number 01544248399
5 yearsHonestly, you should've made sure to cancel during the cooling-off time, it's not really on us. Try to be a bit more careful with these things in future!5 yearsI had a similar experience with these con artists! They rang my grandma, insisting that she owed £180 for her appliance insurance, claiming it was a special rate since she'd never made a claim (which is total nonsense since she’s never had any cover at all). Luckily, the credit card company caught on and flagged it as a scam, so they denied the payment. But the scammers kept calling, trying to bully her into approving the payment. They were incredibly aggressive and wouldn't stop ringing. It's truly concerning how persistent these fraudsters can be!5 yearsExtended coverage on appliances5 yearsAvoid this company at all costs, they come across as really pushy and unpleasant, and it feels like they're trying to rip people off.5 yearsAvoid dealing with this firm, they're total scammers!5 yearsWe got away with scamming everyone and honestly, it was a laugh! Not even Action Fraud can touch us!Action Fraud5 yearsGot a call from someone claiming I had an insurance policy with them. I told her I definitely didn’t have any washing machine cover with that company, but she refused to believe me. I hung up, and she called right back. This went on three times! She even said she had my bank info and would just take the money regardless. I reckon this would worry quite a few people, but not me. I tried calling her back, but of course she’s probably gone and disappeared. Honestly, I hope she’s having a rough time catching any sleep at night.5 yearsThis bloke was hasslin' a elderly couple, both in their mid-eightys, claimin they got an appliance loan from years back, like 2018, and supposedly never paid it back. Now he's threatening court and bailiffs. Totally out of order and vile. Someone really needs to sort him out! What a tosser.5 yearsMy mum got tricked out of £180 by this so-called Samantha - I doubt that's even her real name. She kept pressuring and upsetting mum, even threatening to take her to court if she didn’t pay up. It was all a load of rubbish to scare her into coughing up the money.NACSamantha5 yearsThis doesn’t seem very secure.5 yearsGot a call from National Appliance Cover on 8th Feb 2021 saying I had insurance on a Samsung washing machine. I honestly don’t remember signing up for anything like that. They’ve already taken £180 from my bank as a “final payment” claiming it includes some 40% discount or something. Asked them to give me the money back but no reply so far. I’ve also received some documents from them, which just confuses me even more. Has anyone else had a call like this?National Appliance CoverSamsung5 yearsSomebody called saying they were Steven Fletcher from National Alliances trying to sell me extra cover for my washing machine. I gave them most of my real details but put in the wrong bank account by accident. When I told him I wasn’t interested in continuing, he then threatened I would be charged £100! Definitely feels like a scam, watch out!Steven FletcherNational Alliances5 yearsSamantha here.Samantha5 yearsI got a call from a bloke who said he's Stanley Bright, something about National Insurance, I believe. He mentioned lowering my insurance costs but then asked for my card info. I told him to give me his number so I could ring him back, but of course, I have no intention of doing that.Stanley BrightNational Insurance6 yearsGot a call on my landline, number starts with (01544) from a man named Stephen claiming to be with National Appliances. He told me my washing machine’s warranty had run out, which is strange since I never even took one out. What freaked me out was he knew my full address, name, and even the last four of my credit card. He kept ringing back, I think about three more times. Be careful, he’s quite pushy!StephenNational Appliances6 yearsGot a call from a bloke named Richard Fairswell claiming he was with National Appliance Cover. He asked for my credit card info but I just hung up on him.Richard FairswellNational Appliance Cover6 yearsReceived a call earlier from someone named Steve Jones pushing my elderly mother-in-law for cash over a washing machine cover that was never even in place. The so-called National Appliance Cover only came into being after March 31st 2020, so how on earth could they have sold her a policy two years earlier? Total rip-off. These con artists clearly target older folks - make sure your family knows not to get involved with them.Steve JonesNational Appliance Cover6 yearsMy dear mother-in-law, who is quite advanced in years, received a rather aggressive call from National Appliance Cover, insisting that she owed them money for a policy they supposedly sold her two years ago. The peculiar thing is, this firm was only established in March 2020! It strikes me as a complete con, taking advantage of vulnerable seniors to siphon off their hard-earned cash. I highly recommend steering clear of this company!National Appliance Cover6 yearsHad a call from someone called Samantha at National Appliance Care claiming I signed up for some kind of cover on my washing machine and now I owed money. I never agreed to any cover at all. She sounded pretty pushy and even threatened me over not paying. Tried calling the number she gave but it kept rejecting my calls. Felt quite harassed, to be honest.SamanthaNational Appliance Care6 yearsMy mum and dad got a call from this Samantha woman, pushing that tired £180 scam. They got in touch with me straight away, so I called her back. She was seriously hostile, much ruder than I expected. I calmly told her I was ending the conversation, then I reported her number to the police. And guess what? She tried ringing my parents again! Still, she didn’t get what she wanted in the end.SamanthaBlimey6 yearsGot a call from a woman named Samantha who insisted I had a 5-year policy set to end in 2023, and apparently there’s a balance of £180 left on it. Weirdly, she even mentioned one of my long-forgotten passwords. I didn’t give her any details, just looked up the phone number afterwards. Seems like they might be using outdated auto-created contracts to call people out of the blue, and it’s pretty believable stuff. Would be careful with these calls, they're definitely risky!Samantha6 yearsSome bloke called Richard Cresswell rang me up saying he was from National Appliance Cover Ltd. At first, it threw me off because we do have insurance, but not for our washing machine. He reckoned I’d signed up for it back in 2018, but when I looked them up, the company was only registered in 2020. Then he tried to tell me I owed £150 for cancelling an insurance policy I never had on a washer I don’t even own! When I told him exactly what I thought of that, he put me on hold. Obviously, I’m going to report them. Honestly, if they ring you, just hang up straight away.Richard CresswellNational Appliance Cover LtdCompanies House6 yearsThis happened to my 96-year-old mum as well. Some bloke called Stephen Fletcher from National Appliance Cover and somehow convinced her to sign up for a £180 policy. Earlier, there was a woman on the phone who was proper aggressive - even a younger mate visiting mum was rattled by her. It’s just not on at all. There’s got to be a way to stop these kinds of calls from happening.Stephen FletcherNational Appliance Cover6 yearsReceived a rather troubling call from an outfit claiming to be National Appliance Cover. They insisted that my mother supposedly entered into a five-year agreement for her washing machine-something neither of us can remember ever doing. The caller informed us that because she hadn't cancelled, she was now liable for an immediate payment of £180 or face a court summons. The tone was alarmingly hostile and quite unsettling. In the end, I felt compelled to pay on her behalf, as the thought of her potentially ending up in court was simply too distressing for her. The representative, who identified herself as Taylor, was relentless and exceedingly persuasive. Although I've received some documents in the post, I’m starting to doubt their legitimacy. To top it all off, they've attempted to call my mother again this morning despite being told to contact me directly instead. What a dreadful experience!National Appliance CoverTaylor6 yearsSome woman named Samantha called me, ranting and trying to be all aggressive. I didn't hold back and told her straight up she was a nasty little con artist. I’d say make sure you lot report this rubbish and any calls coming from this number or the one finishing in 88.BlimeySamantha6 yearsI got a call from National Appliance Co about some discount on an insurance policy they said I had. Honestly, I don’t really recall the policy, but my memory isn’t so great these days. They also warned me about some cancellation charge if I didn’t keep it. In the end, I ended up losing £180 to their trickery.National Appliance Co6 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from National Appliance Cover. They said it was about some insurance I supposedly had, which I definitely didn’t. Then they started saying I’d have to pay a cancellation fee or else legal action would be taken. Bit of a shocker!National Appliance Cover6 yearsGot a call from a guy named Steven Farmer claiming I’d signed up for an insurance policy back in 2018. I told him I hadn’t, but he said they had a recording of me agreeing. When I mentioned I have bipolar, he just laughed and accused me of being rude. Then he threatened to involve the police if I didn’t pay up. I tried explaining that the call was really upsetting me because of my condition, but he brushed it off, saying bipolar wasn’t a valid reason and insisted I was being disrespectful.Steven Farmer6 yearsReceived a rather alarming call from some outfit named National Appliance Cover. They claimed I had some sort of five-year warranty on my washing machine, though I can’t for the life of me remember signing up for it. They went on about how I’d 'breached' the contract by cancelling it, and threatened that if I didn’t fork out £180 straight away, they'd escalate the matter to the magistrates court. The whole conversation felt quite menacing and overly aggressive. Honestly, I'm left wondering if this is a legitimate company or just a scam?National Appliance Cover6 yearsWe got a call from a bloke who was really pushy about an unpaid water bill, but we’ve already paid everything on time, so it was pretty frustrating.6 yearsGot a call from a woman named Taylor who was really pushy about appliance servicing. She said if you don’t pay up, it’ll get escalated and there’ll be admin fees involved. Quite stressful!Taylor6 yearsMy mum got a call from Taylor and it really scared her, they were threatening with extra charges and claiming she made some sort of agreement on the phone. I've gone ahead and reported the number now.Taylor6 yearsI got a call from a really rude lady who was shouting and being horrible, especially to someone who’s got dementia. Totally uncalled for and just awful behaviour.6 yearsOver the past week this number has been bothering my mum and me, insisting we owe them for appliances we never bought. They've been demanding payment and even warned me about taking us to court if we don’t cough up. The person on the line was a woman and she was really pushy. Definitely don’t hand over any bank info. Seems like they target mainly older people, and the banks already know about these sorts of calls.6 yearsMy elderly mum keeps getting persistent calls. When I rang them back, some quite pushy woman was going on about appliance maintenance.6 yearsThis guy who said his name was Steve Jones rang my mum, who’s 81, and told her she owed money on some washing machine insurance she supposedly had. He warned if she didn’t sort it soon, it’d go to a debt collection agency. Mum said she didn’t recall any policy like that since she’s never signed up for one, but then he started saying cancelling it would come with a fee. Total con, no doubt about it.Steve Jones6 yearsSome bloke called Anthony Reid claimed I was tied into a contract with him or something.Anthony Reid6 yearsMy elderly mate, who's 84, got a call from some bloke called Steven Fletcher trying to make her cough up £180 for insurance on a washing machine she doesn’t even own. He was really pushy and proper scary, shouting all sorts and threatening to send her to their legal team if she didn’t pay. It was so stressful for her, honestly.Steven Fletcher6 yearsMy elderly mate, who’s 84, got a call from someone called Steven Fletcher about £180 for washing machine insurance she never even signed up for. He was really pushy and scary, making her feel awful, threatening to send it to some legal folks. It was proper harassment.Steven Fletcher6 yearsMy aunt got a call from some bloke called Steven telling her her washing machine warranty had expired and she needed to pay up. Luckily, her machine’s super old, like over ten years, and she’s never signed up for any warranty. She didn’t give him any of her bank details, but the guy was really forceful and made her feel pretty uncomfortable. It’s left her quite rattled.Steven6 yearsThis bloke called Steven rang me up saying that if my mum didn't fork out for something she never even received, she'd be hauled into court. Proper dodgy, if you ask me.Steven6 yearsI got a call to my mother-in-law and the person on the other end was really hostile and kept accusing her of owing money for some service she supposedly signed up for. But she didn’t agree to anything or sign up for anything at all. My mother-in-law’s 79, quite fragile, and definitely shouldn’t be put through that sort of harassment. It left her quite upset and scared, which I find really unacceptable.6 yearsMy nan got a call from someone insisting she pay for a service she never agreed to. It scared her a lot! It's awful that they’re trying to scam an 85-year-old widow like that. So upsetting!Submit Your Own Report (01544 248399)
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