01615609018
TimeLine☎️ 01615609018 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 161560 with a prefix of 0161. The area code 0161 originates from Manchester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01615609018
- Scam call, foreign redirect confirmedMar
2025Mortgage refund scam reported hereFeb
2025Beware of mortgage refund scamFeb
2025Blocked number after scammer callFeb
2025Unclear accent; uninterested conversationFeb
2025Suspicious call about PPI discountFeb
2025Persistent calls, no messages leftFeb
2025Caller claimed mortgage refund receivedFeb
2025It's a scamFeb
2025Scam caller targeting caravan residentsFeb
2025Number Of Searches: 41 Number Of Comments: 10 First Seen: 21 February 2025 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Anderby(Lincolnshire), Bycross(Herefordshire), Knole(Somerset) and Newsham(Lancashire).
01615609018 has 10 comments of which 6 x neutral and 4 x negative
01615609018 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01615609018 👆 is reported as a scam number mainly targeting people with claims about mortgage refunds or PPI discounts, usually calling from a Manchester-based code but apparently connecting abroad. Callers often have strong South Asian accents, making it difficult to understand them, and they repeatedly call without leaving messages. The calls typically involve questions about property damage or mortgage overpayments and are perceived as suspicious or potentially dangerous. Many users block or hang up immediately, describing it as an annoying and persistent scam.
Reports on phone number 01615609018
1 yearThis number called my dad, trying to get his info. It shows up as Manchester, but when you try calling back, it’s actually from overseas. Definitely a scam.Manchester1 yearJust got a call claiming they could get me a mortgage refund - total scam! Be careful, folks.1 yearI picked up the phone but all I got was a busy signal. Figured it was probably a scam, so I just went ahead and blocked the number.1 yearWatch out, they tried to get me with a mortgage refund scam. Total con!1 yearSome bloke phoned me with a really heavy accent, and I couldn't catch a word he was saying. I reckon he was asking if there was any damage to my property. I told him I wasn’t interested in chatting and ended the call.1 yearGot a call from someone with a South Asian accent, honestly, I struggled to get what they were saying. They kept going on about some PPI(?) refund or discount worth more than £1000. Didn’t stick around to find out, ended the call right away. Feels like it could be a dodgy scam to me.1 yearSomebody called saying I'd overpaid on my mortgage and I was due a £300 refund. Just hung up straight away.1 yearThey keep ringing but never bother to leave a voicemail. It’s proper annoying!1 yearTotal con, don’t trust it.1 yearGot a call asking if my home had any damage, but i told them I actually stay in a caravan. Pretty sure it was a scam.Submit Your Own Report (0161 560 9018)
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