01603290023
☎️ 01603290023 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Net-Work Internet Ltd. It is part of the phone block 1603290 with a prefix of 01603. The area code 01603 originates from Norwich.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01603290023
- Three steps to report scamsSep
2022Scam call tactics, hang upSep
2022Refused broadband call, hung upSep
202240% off my phone billSep
2022Offer scam from fake CurrysSep
2022Suspicious calls in heavy accentSep
2022Avoid calling potential scammers promptlySep
2022Relentless calls despite multiple blocksSep
2022Warns of potential phone scamSep
2022Missed call, no voicemail leftSep
2022Warning about scam involving CurrysSep
2022Unwanted cold call, number blockedSep
2022Scam call from rude "Sam"Sep
2022Hang up; it's a scammerSep
2022Aggressive caller from Curry's blockedSep
2022Missed call; did not answerSep
2022Foreign-accented lady offering dealsSep
2022Missed call, asked for surnameSep
2022Heavy Asian accent - mentioned CurrysSep
2022Number Of Searches: 120 Number Of Comments: 18 First Seen: 05 September 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Claybrooke Parva(Leicestershire), Nant-y-Bwch(Blaenau Gwent) and Waterloo(Derbyshire).
01603290023 has 18 comments of which 9 x negative and 9 x neutral
01603290023 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01603290023 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance often linked to scam calls impersonating well-known retailers such as Currys PC World, frequently offering fake deals on electronics or broadband services. Callers commonly use aggressive or unclear communication, with some displaying heavy foreign accents. Many recipients experience multiple calls in quick succession, abrupt hang-ups upon answering, or requests for personal information under dubious pretences. There is consensus on the need to block the number immediately and report instances via official channels like Action Fraud. Additional advice includes forwarding suspicious texts to designated scam reporting emails and urging MPs to consider implementing caller ID authentication to curb these fraudulent activities. Overall, vigilance and prompt reporting are strongly recommended.
Reports on phone number 01603290023
4 yearsGot a call about broadband, told them I wasnt interested and then they just ended the call. There was this weird echo noise during the call as well.4 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with Currys, but it was definitely a scam.Currys4 yearsGot a ring from this number just now. It was one of those cold calls trying to get info about my mobile or personal details. I've gone ahead and blocked it.4 yearsI got a call from a woman with a really strong Indian accent, and I couldn’t make out what she was trying to say. A lot of people here mention Curry’s in their reviews, and that might be why I’m constantly getting texts from “Curry’s” asking me to take part in their surveys! Pretty sure it’s a scam, honestly.Curry4 yearsPicked up after that annoying pause, but as soon as I said "Hello", they just ended the call. Pretty sure they’re just checking if someone’s there so they can sell your number to the real scammers. Constant scam calls like this, really annoying. Just block them straight away!4 yearsGot a call but no voicemail or anything left behind.4 yearsI got a call from a bloke calling himself Sam, said he was from Curry’s PC World. I could tell it was dodgy, so I started asking him some questions. After that, he got proper nasty and started being really aggressive.SamCurryPC World4 yearsTotal scam, best just to put the phone down straight away.4 yearsI had a similar call, with the person saying they were from Currys. As soon as I questioned them, they got really rude and hostile. Ended up having to hang up and block the caller straight away.Curry4 yearsEven after I blocked the number, they still kept ringing me like mad - must've been at least 15 calls over just two days. Proper annoying!4 yearsSo, just got a call from 02 saying they’re slashing 40% off my next bill or something. Pretty good deal if it’s legit!4 yearsSomeone called me pretending to be from Currys, trying to sell me some “amazing” deal on the new iPhone 14 PRO. Total scam, no way I fell for it!Currys4 yearsThis was totally a scam call. I just ended the call straight away.4 yearsThis is a total scam, best just end the call straight away.4 yearsIgnored the call from 01603 290023, didn’t answer.4 yearsGot a call from a woman with a thick accent, sounded Asian to me. She kept saying she was calling from Curry's PC World trying to push some phone plans.CurryPC World4 yearsThere was this lady on the phone with a really strong Asian accent, I couldn’t quite make out most of what she said. She mentioned something about “unlimited data and calls”. Claimed she was ringing from Currys or something like that.Currys4 yearsSaw a missed call and decided to ring back. When I got through, a woman asked for my last name. She mentioned they handle a big claims database or something like that.Submit Your Own Report (01603 290023)
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