01582213300
TimeLine☎️ 01582213300 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Localphone Limited. It is part of the phone block 1582213 with a prefix of 01582. The area code 01582 originates from Luton.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01582213300
- Provided information, money not takenJun
2017Email address presented for protectionDec
2016Warning about potential scam/consOct
2016Warning about scams from IndiaOct
2016Email from them offering moneyOct
2016Warning against sharing bank detailsSep
2016Warning about loan scam requestsSep
2016Lost £100 betting on MichaelSep
2016Scammed twice by loan companySep
2016Warning: Beware of loan scamSep
2016User comment: "Con artists"Sep
2016Be cautious of loan offerSep
2016"Five words for Michael's remark."Sep
2016Concern about unauthorized money withdrawalsSep
2016Avoided phone scam with helpSep
2016Defrauded of £300, company blockedSep
2016Scam involving lost money, iTunesSep
2016Warning about con man scamSep
2016Fell for loan scam, bewareSep
2016Avoid giving loan shark informationSep
2016Don't give loan shuttle personal informationSep
2016Seek legal help for scamSep
2016Persistent emailing and calling behaviorSep
2016Scam alerts about financial servicesAug
2016Received positive response from loan companyAug
2016User identifies scam, requests shutdownAug
2016Correct error by leaving reviewAug
2016Warning: Possible loan scam, take actionAug
2016Correcting safe tag to dangerousAug
2016Avoid this company; request refundsAug
2016Uncertain if legitimate loan companyAug
2016Suspected scam email requesting informationAug
2016Strange £25 iTunes deposit requestAug
2016Number Of Searches: 300 Number Of Comments: 31 First Seen: 30 July 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Gorstan(Highland), Parkside(North Lanarkshire) and Pentrebach(Carmarthenshire).
01582213300 has 31 comments of which 23 x negative and 8 x neutral
01582213300 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01582213300 👆 is reported as a scam targeting individuals with fake loan offers, often demanding sensitive bank details like sort codes and account numbers or requiring upfront payments via iTunes vouchers. Callers, sometimes using names such as Michael or Simon, pressure victims to comply and have been known to use offensive language when confronted. Many have lost money or nearly did but avoided it due to warnings. Numerous complainants have advised not to share bank details, to block communications, and report incidents to the police and Action Fraud. Victims have had success reclaiming funds through the Financial Ombudsman by invoking distance selling regulations and cooling-off periods. Overall, this number is strongly linked to fraudulent activity, so caution and avoidance are advised.
Reports on phone number 01582213300
9 yearsI shared my sort code and account details with them, but they never withdrew any money. Not sure why that happened?10 yearsI keep getting calls from a number I don't recognise, always leaving me guessing if it’s someone important or just another annoying spammer. It’s so frustrating because they never say who they are when I pick up. If someone could help me find out who it is, that would be brilliant!10 yearsHeads up, this is definitely a scam. The call seemed to be coming from Nagar in Rajasthan, India, and the service provider listed is AS133275 Gigantic Infotel Pvt Ltd. Just wanted to share this info so folks can be aware!NagarRajasthanIndiaGigantic Infotel Pvt Ltd10 yearsMost of the scams seem to be coming out of India nowadays. I was able to find out a bit more info about it.India10 yearsJust got an email from these lot today - luckily I thought to check it out first before getting back to them. It was that usual message about winning £1,000 or something like that.10 yearsDon't stress about these muppets. They can't get hold of your bank info unless you give it to them over a call or email, which I seriously recommend against. I rang them up to tell them I'd be involving the police since I know they're running a con, and told them to stop calling me. The bloke on the line, who sounded Asian, snapped back with "fine, bring the cops and I’ll f#ck you up," which was the rudest thing I've heard in ages. Seriously, never give out your bank details to these jokers.NEVER10 yearsScam alert. They pretended they needed my bank details, like the sort code and account number, saying it was to transfer a loan to me. Total fake.10 yearsHad a call from Micheal and later a lady, I ended up being out of a hundred pounds today.BlimeyMicheal10 yearsI got a call just like this today, but the day before I got scammed by a firm calling themselves Instantdecisionloans[###]. They wanted me to buy iTunes gift cards and I naively went along with it. Makes me think if the two are linked somehow. Honestly, I don’t understand how these scammers can live with themselves.Instant Decision LoansiTunes10 yearsIgnore this, it’s a complete rip-off. I got a message out of the blue saying my loan for £1000 was approved with a 10% APR over 2 years, paying about £47.81 every month. They claim they’ve been trying to reach me to send the money, but it’s obviously dodgy. They say they aren’t brokers but direct lenders and asked me to call 01582213300 to talk to someone called Simon or Michael, quoting a reference number SL1745920. Don’t bother calling - it’s just a scam!SimonMichael10 yearsScammers, for sure.10 yearsGot another message from someone called Michael, claiming I’d get a £1000 loan but only if I bought an iTunes card from Tesco first. When I asked why that was necessary, he went quiet. There’s nothing in my bank and I haven’t signed any papers, so I’m not sure what they’re playing at. I’ve blocked him on both my phone and email now. Tomorrow I’m heading to my bank to see if they think I should shut my account, even though I never gave these lot my sort code or account details. Honestly, these scammers are getting frighteningly smart.MichaeliTunesTesco10 yearsSo how is it even possible for them to grab cash from your bank just with your account number and sort code? Like, seriously?10 yearsAll afternoon I kept getting calls from someone named Micheal, but thankfully after reading these comments I didn't get tricked. Cheers to everyone who shared their experiences!Michael10 yearsI just got scammed for £300 by these lot and now they've gone and blocked my number, can’t believe it!10 yearsGot a call from this number where a guy named Michael blagged me into buying an iTunes card. Didn’t realise it was a scam until my bank shut down my card - now I’m down £200. Proper dodgy situation!Michael10 yearsI've been tricked by this bloke more times than I care to admit. He's a total scammer, so please don't hand over any details like your sort code or bank account number. I've messaged him about twenty times trying to get my money back, no luck. Does anyone know a quick way to recover it? This seems like prepayment fraud to me. I've already reported him to both the cops and Action Fraud. Seriously, I recommend everyone else does the same to stop him.Action Fraud10 yearsLoan Shuttle, I honestly can’t believe I got caught out by them. Usually, I’m way more careful and check everything thoroughly. Watch out though, they’re trying to get you to pay an upfront charge of £25, but they ask for it through an iTunes voucher, saying they can’t take card details over the phone. I feel proper daft for falling for it, but I’ll just take it as a lesson. Please don’t let these scammers trick you like they did me.10 yearsReally happy I checked out the reviews before handing over my sort code and account details - definitely don’t trust Loan Shuttle!Loan Shuttle10 yearsI’m really happy I read through these reviews before handing over my bank details to loan shuttle. Would’ve been a mistake to share my sort code and account info with them!Loan Shuttle10 yearsthis number totally scammed me, what can I do to get my cash back?? ive got all the emails and proof saved!10 yearsThey just won’t stop ringing me or sending emails.10 yearsI just got a call from Shuttle Loan Financial Services Ltd. They wanted my sort code and account number. I told them to send over the terms and conditions by email first, which they say includes a £25 upfront charge. Been getting loads of calls like this recently, and it's all been dodgy scams.Shuttle Loan Financial Services Limited10 yearsGlad to have come across this message, as Loan Shuttle recently gave me a ring.Loan Shuttle10 yearsThis is definitely a scam, someone needs to get this taken down ASAP.10 yearsHey, to whoever just posted a review before me: looks like you accidentally tagged this number as ‘safe’ instead of ‘scam’ or ‘threatening’. No worries though! We went ahead and put a ‘dangerous’ review up to fix that little slip. But if you want, feel free to change it yourself and mark it correctly as ‘dangerous’. Cheers for helping out with spotting these dodgy calls!10 yearsHey, just saw the last review and it looks like someone accidentally tagged this number as ‘safe’ instead of ‘scam’ or ‘hazardous’. No worries though, we've gone ahead and flagged it as ‘dangerous’ to fix that mix-up. But if you want, feel free to update your review to ‘dangerous’ yourself! Thanks a lot for helping out and keeping scam callers in check!10 yearsAvoid giving this firm any cash, they ask for your bank details and can withdraw money without giving you the £1000 loan. I only got my money back after raising a complaint with the Financial Ombudsman. If they take money, immediately email them asking for a refund under the cooling off rules for distance selling. Make sure to inform the Financial Ombudsman that you’ve done this.Financial Ombudsman10 yearsCan someone tell me if this is a legit loan business or just another scam?10 yearsGot an email from a person saying they’re from Shuttle Loans out of Hertfordshire, asking me for bank info! They gave this number as their “customer service” line. I wasn’t even after a loan, so I just deleted the email straight away. Pretty obvious scam if you ask me.Shuttle LoansHertfordshire10 yearsThey wanted me to put down £25 for some itune credit, which felt pretty dodgy to me.iTunesSubmit Your Own Report (01582 213300)
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