01613810003
TimeLine☎️ 01613810003 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Telecom2 Limited. It is part of the phone block 161381 with a prefix of 0161. The area code 0161 originates from Manchester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01613810003
- Beware of loan scam schemeMay
2018Loan scam involving iTunes vouchersMay
2018Loan offer seems like scamMay
2018Scam loan call; request upfront paymentMay
2018Questioning legitimacy of loan companyMay
2018Loan trust issues mentionedMay
2018Loan requirements feel unfair, costlyMay
2018Asian callers threaten after refusalMay
2018User questions service's responsiveness and capabilityMar
2011Incorrect company name, clarify servicesMar
2011Code connects computers for troubleshootingMar
2011Scam call involving payment requestMar
2011Identical call; it's a scam!Feb
2011Grateful thanks to BillFeb
2011Scam call about computer issuesFeb
2011Suspicious call from "Windows Help."Feb
2011Rude comment about phone removalFeb
2011Scam call about web bankingJan
2011Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 18 First Seen: 12 February 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Guestling Thorn(East Sussex), Kingstone(Staffordshire), Shiplake(Oxfordshire) and The Faither(Shetland Isles).
01613810003 has 18 comments of which 2 x negative and 16 x neutral
01613810003 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01613810003 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving fake loan offers urging victims to pay upfront fees via vouchers or bank transfers. Callers often claim affiliation with legitimate companies or regulatory bodies but lack proper authorisation. Many report receiving initial small payments to entice further spending, followed by demands for additional fees, with no actual loan provided. Attempts to warn or clarify are met with threats or harassment. There are also linked calls impersonating tech support under names like Quick Resolve, attempting remote access to computers while promoting unnecessary software services. Visitors are strongly advised to avoid engaging, never pay fees upfront, and verify loan providers independently to prevent financial loss or personal data compromise.
Reports on phone number 01613810003
8 yearsMy daughter got a call offering her a £3000 loan, but first they said she had to buy £100 worth of iTunes vouchers. Then, oddly enough, they credited her account with £150 more to buy even more vouchers, which she did. So far she’s spent £250 on these vouchers. Yesterday, they asked her to buy another £100 and promised the loan by 6pm. The family warned her straight away that it was a scam and to just ignore them. What confuses me is why would they add £150 in iTunes credit if it was a con? I rang them up today, asked if they thought I was daft, and demanded the £100 back. They said to get a refund, I'd have to put in £200 first. Can you believe that?!8 yearsI tried to get a loan with this company after they told me I qualified. They asked me to purchase a £100 iTunes voucher first. After that, they transferred some money into my account so I could keep buying more. Later on, they claimed my bank had rejected the loan and said their solicitor would deliver the cash to my home. That never happened. When I called them back, they demanded an additional £125 before the loan would be released. Honestly, they’re just running a scam and fooling lots of folks. Don’t be daft like I was and believe their nonsense.8 yearsI got a call from a guy named Daniel, sounded Asian, asking if I’d recently applied for a loan. He said he’d found me exactly what I needed and offered me £5000, mentioning my credit score was fair. Then he put me through to someone who said she was a manager, telling me I had to pay £50 for insurance and asked me to send the cash. Next day, they called again asking if I’d sent the money. I checked things out with the FCA and found they’re not even regulated. I told the woman on the phone that their website wasn’t secure, no regulation, and no promise I’d get the loan, but she kept pushing and even gave me her bank details. Now they’ve called me four times. It’s definitely a scam - don’t send them any money!DanielFCA8 yearsI've been getting calls from this number all day claiming I've been approved for a £3000 loan, but they ask for £150 upfront. They mentioned something about "Neo Finance Loan" or a name like that. Seems dodgy to me.Neo Finance Loans8 yearsDoes anyone know if this loan firm is legit?8 yearsThey took £75 off me already for a loan of £1000, and now they’re telling me I have to pay an extra £75 before they’ll give me the money. What a joke!8 yearsThey say I can borrow £5000, but they want me to put down £100 before anything else. I’m really suspicious of folks like this.8 yearsI got a call from these people, sounded Asian, about a loan approval. When I said no, they began using bad language and started threatening me. Really unpleasant experience!10 yearsGoodness gracious, mate! What on earth were you thinking? Pulling that off just because some clueless tosser rang you up? It’s integration with Windows and does absolutely no harm whatsoever. Honestly, you lot seem to invite trouble upon yourselves.10 yearsI've received calls from this number. An Asian lady named Jon was on the line, asking us to send money and claiming she was affiliated with Microsoft. However, after some digging into the number 161-381-0003, it became clear that this was a total scam.JonMicrosoft11 yearsWe've received countless calls from an Asian gentleman claiming to assist with our sluggish computer. She was quite detailed in explaining how to access the error logs, and lo and behold, there were numerous entries for something called 'Bonjour service'. She insisted that what we truly needed was ‘Software Maintenance Protection’. We eventually learnt her name was Michael Smith, and that her company went by 'Quick Result'. After a bit of sleuthing, we discovered 'Bonjour service' lurking in our programs and have since uninstalled it. We're still not quite sure what she was after, though. Has anyone else had a similar encounter with this chap?Michael Smith11 yearsI recently received a call from someone using the name "Michael Smith," who had quite a strong Asian accent. The caller claimed to be from Windows Help & Support and asked us to perform certain actions on our computer to supposedly enhance its performance. We were rather sceptical and made it clear that we weren't comfortable proceeding with those requests. Instead, we told them we’d look into it ourselves and would get in touch again once we’ve confirmed it’s a genuine matter.Michael Smith11 yearsWhy don’t you bother giving them a bell to clarify what this was all about, then? One would think you’ve got a pair of hands to use, wouldn’t you? Quite the curious situation, I must say!11 yearsOi mate, that’s actually a code employed to link your machine to a particular one, allowing the Microsoft techs to monitor for any issues cropping up with your system. This way, they can offer you an appropriate solution to get everything back on track.Microsoft11 yearsFirstly, let me clarify that the company in question is called Quick Resolve, not Quick Result. Once you sign up for Quick Resolve’s services, you'll soon realise what you're actually getting. Simply popping down to a local technician and paying them a tidy sum won’t do you any favours if you run into issues with your computer. Just pick up the phone and dial this number, and you’ll understand the ins and outs of the process. So, do take care and make sure to verify everything before making any incorrect statements. Cheers!12 yearsI recently received a phone call from a lady with an Indian accent claiming to be from Windows Quick Resolve. She warned that we might be at risk due to web banking issues and offered to check our system remotely, or so we gathered. We told her that we couldn’t attend to it right away and asked if we might return the call later. She gave us the number 0161-381-0003. After doing a bit of digging online, it seems this was just part of a long-running scam. Our recommendation? If you get a call from Quick Resolve, it's best to just hang up!13 yearsI had precisely the same kind of call! This seems to be a scam, so steer clear of it!13 yearsCheers to you, Bill! Much appreciated!BillSubmit Your Own Report (0161 381 0003)
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