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01613549917

☎️ 01613549917 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Localphone Limited. It is part of the phone block 161354 with a prefix of 0161. The area code 0161 originates from Manchester.

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+441613549917+44 161 354 99170161 354 9917+44-161-354-9917

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0161 354 9917 Tagged as:

mr. mullec ribert amanda google trading standards howard hasib baker capital on card

TimeLine of events for phone number 01613549917

  • User wants to discuss further
    Feb
    2018
  • Scam calls, harassment, number blocked
    Nov
    2017
  • Beware of bank detail scams
    Nov
    2017
  • Scam related to loan payments
    Nov
    2017
  • User regrets multiple payments, seeks advice
    Nov
    2017
  • Fee requests indicate potential scam
    Nov
    2017
  • Beware of unsolicited loan offers
    Nov
    2017
  • Scammed for loan insurance payment
    Nov
    2017
  • Loan scam involves upfront fee deceit
    Nov
    2017
  • Report scam, avoid upfront payments
    Nov
    2017
  • Accusers of lying and theft
    Nov
    2017
  • Frequent rude loan solicitation calls
    Nov
    2017
  • Received scam call, handled well
    Oct
    2017
  • Lost money seeking a car loan
    Oct
    2017
  • User seeks help finding money
    Oct
    2017
  • Suspicious loan calls, don't trust
    Oct
    2017
  • Scam loan; lost £700, avoid
    Oct
    2017
  • Loan scam call about insurance
    Oct
    2017
Number Of Searches: 3 Number Of Comments: 17 First Seen: 16 October 2017 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from East Clyne(Highland), Havyatt(Somerset), Hurdley(Powys), Palmarsh(Kent) and Pole Moor(West Yorkshire).

01613549917 has 17 comments of which 11 x neutral and 6 x negative

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01613549917 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 01613549917 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive scam involving unsolicited calls offering loans that require upfront fees, often through bank transfers or iTunes vouchers. Callers are frequently rude and may harass recipients when refusal occurs. Victims are misled to believe fees are necessary for loan approval or insurance, yet no loans are ever provided. The scams often involve individuals of apparent Indian origin using false company names and pressure tactics. Users are advised to be wary of unexpected loan offers, avoid sharing bank details, and report incidents to Trading Standards and the police. This fraudulent activity causes significant financial loss and distress, and genuine lenders do not demand advance payments. Caution and verification are essential when approached out of the blue with loan proposals.

Reports on phone number 01613549917

9 years
Is it alright if I get in touch with you about this?
9 years
After I told them I wasn't paying the fee, the guy insulted me with a really rude word and just cut me off. Since then I've been using my free minutes to ring them non-stop for what feels like almost two days straight, giving it back to them. Total scam, and now they've gone and blocked my number too.
9 years
I kept getting calls from them asking for my bank info. When I said I don’t just share those details with anyone, she ended the call on me. Honestly, be careful out there.
9 years
These callers seem to be from India. Names like Mr Mullec, Ribert, Amanda come up a lot. They keep telling you that your bank refuses payments because of your Credit Score and want you to send them more money using iTunes vouchers. I stupidly got roped in, desperate for a loan, and paid a total of £765 - £100 directly into a bank account, then another £100 into a different one (I still have the details), plus £65 in iTunes vouchers, then £350 more vouchers and £150 on top of that. If anyone wants to get in touch about this, feel free.
Mr. MullecRibertAmanda
9 years
I honestly can’t believe how daft I was! I ended up sending £100, then another £100 to two different accounts from my bank, after that I handed over £65 worth of iTunes cards, followed by £350 more, and then another £150 in iTunes cards. Should I be telling the police about this or maybe Trading Standards instead?
9 years
Definitely report these people to Trading Standards and the police. They try to fool you by saying you gotta pay an upfront fee for loan insurance first. But in reality, you never get any loan, and all the cash you send just disappears. Total scam, best to stay well away from them.
Trading Standards
9 years
They kept telling me to pay insurance before I could get the loan, took my money, but I never received anything. Every time I call back, they just hang up on me. Proper frustrating!
9 years


Ever been asked to pay upfront when applying for a loan or credit? This might be a warning sign of a scam.





People have reported paying fees ranging from £60 to £100 when trying to secure loans or credit, but they never actually receive the funds.

This type of scam is often known as ‘advance fee fraud’.

How the scam plays out

You might get unexpected texts or calls, sometimes after you’ve given your number on a website.

They’ll often ask for payment via bank transfer or money transfer services before any loan is approved or handed over.

After you hand over the initial fee and still don’t get the loan, the fraudsters tend to get in touch again, asking for more money supposedly needed to release the funds. No matter how much you pay, the loan never arrives.
9 years
This sounds like one of those loan scams. Basically, people see adverts for quick loans and get told they’re accepted no matter their credit score. Then, before they get any money, they’re asked to fork out an upfront fee supposedly for loan insurance. Once the fee’s paid, the company disappears, and no loan ever arrives. It’s a kind of advance fee fraud, and unfortunately, once cash changes hands, it’s already a case of fraud.
9 years
Honestly, those lot - Mr Howard and Hasib Baker - are just a bunch of scammers and crooks. Their mum probably sends them out like that, I swear.
HowardHasib Baker
9 years
For the past week, I’ve been getting around five calls daily from these lot. Took me a while to finally pick up, but when I did and told them to quit ringing me, they were proper nasty. They threatened to cancel my file and claimed I’d be left broke and ruined if I didn’t accept their loan offer. Total nightmare!
9 years
I’m really happy I looked up this number before calling back because I’d missed a couple of calls from them. They rang me just a few minutes ago, trying to talk about a loan, and when I told them I wasn’t interested and it was a scam, they basically told me to get lost. You could tell they were well annoyed they couldn’t scam me out of any cash.
9 years
Hi, can someone please tell me where my money is?
9 years
So yesterday, I lost £400 - I was only trying to get a loan to buy a better car since my daughter’s just had a baby. Just really gutted about it all.
9 years
For the past week, this number has been ringing my phone every morning around 9 to 10. I finally answered once, and they said I could borrow money, but I'd need to put down a deposit first. They claimed if the loan didn't go through, I'd get that deposit back. Sounds like a total scam to me, definitely don't trust these people!!!
9 years
I got conned out of £700 after they said my loan would go through, silly me for trusting them. Then they started asking for even more cash. Honestly, don’t pick up calls from these guys - it’s a total scam! Stay clear, folks.
9 years
Someone called me claiming I was accepted for a loan but they said I had to pay for insurance since there’s no guarantor. They mentioned the company name was Capital on Card or something like that. Bit fishy if you ask me.
Capital on Card

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