01616605462
☎️ 01616605462 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 161660 with a prefix of 0161. The area code 0161 originates from Manchester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01616605462
- Bank vouched for fraudulent companyApr
2020Fraudulent phone call asking for paymentApr
2020Caller aggressive, ended call, insuranceMar
2020Caller unhelpful for TV insuranceMar
2020Comment describes situation as dangerousMar
2020Northern caller swears channel offMar
2020Multiple unwanted calls for insuranceMar
2020Misleading insurance scam, aggressive tacticsMar
2020Difficult-to-understand Scottish Power representativeMar
2020Aggressive phone call about insuranceMar
2020Scam requesting money for insuranceMar
2020Scammer claiming insurance scam, got aggressiveMar
2020Bogus insurance call impersonation warningMar
2020Suspicious informative calls about insuranceMar
2020Company scam regarding TV insuranceMar
2020Scam calls claiming TV insuranceMar
2020Inaccurate calls regarding TV insuranceMar
2020Scammer called for nonexistent warrantyMar
2020TV cover scammer reveals aggressionMar
2020Scam call targeting elderly individualsMar
2020Exploring insurance policy renewal insightsMar
2020Strange number, infrequent but familiarMar
2020Warning about unscrupulous company callsMar
2020Struggled with replacing insurance coverMar
2020Deceitful scammer stole money fraudulentlyMar
2020Caller claimed phony insurance paymentMar
2020Repeated incorrect insurance phone calls ignoredMar
2020Seeking to renew lost maintenanceMar
2020Received warranty scam call, hung upMar
2020Invalid information providedMar
2020Recurring unwanted calls from companyMar
2020Suspicious call about non-existent insuranceMar
2020Harassing phone call from fraudstersMar
2020Scam call, rude, unpleasant experienceMar
2020Scam calls demanding money, rudeMar
2020Mum harassed with repeated callsMar
2020Aggressive scam call about paymentMar
2020Delayed request for renewal dispute_Mar
2020Excessive calls stopped after threatMar
2020Scammer with threatening attitude; beware!Mar
2020Sister with MS targeted by scammersMar
2020Scam call about TV equipment coverageMar
2020Persistent scam caller claiming coverageMar
2020Warning about potential insurance scamMar
2020Elderly threatened for financial informationMar
2020Scam attempted for debit informationMar
2020Unethical behavior towards vulnerable individualFeb
2020Predatory behavior towards vulnerable individualsFeb
2020Area expanded to include MorayFeb
2020Missed call, potential spam numberFeb
2020User faced unpleasant phone scamFeb
2020Persistently rude calls about non-existent contractFeb
2020Number Of Searches: 113 Number Of Comments: 47 First Seen: 15 February 2020 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Diddlebury(Shropshire), Hasketon(Suffolk) and Old Malton(North Yorkshire).
01616605462 has 47 comments of which 23 x negative and 24 x neutral
01616605462 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01616605462 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive scam targeting individuals, especially the elderly, by falsely claiming they have active or overdue appliance or TV insurance policies. Callers often use harassment, intimidation, and threats of legal action to extract payments or bank details, sometimes referencing outdated contracts or passwords to feign legitimacy. Victims report repeated calls, refusal to provide written confirmation, and hostile behaviour when challenged. Many have not taken out such policies and were unaware of any contracts. The calls are frequently linked to attempts at setting up unauthorised direct debits and pressuring for immediate payment. It is strongly advised not to share personal or financial information, block the number, report to Action Fraud, and warn vulnerable loved ones against engaging with these callers.
Reports on phone number 01616605462
6 yearsLast time we called the bank to stop the payment, they said that UK Appliances was a genuine firm. Still, we told them to prevent any more withdrawals. The bank rep said he’d call me back, but when he did, he was rude, asking why it concerned their daughter. When she explained I had power of attorney, he just hung up. Proper muppet, especially considering my mum’s 91 years old.UK Appliances6 yearsToday my mum got another call from some bloke claiming she’d signed up for a repair scheme with UK appliances, insisting she had a policy that needs paying for five years. He was saying she owed £180 and asked if she’d updated her card info because they’d tried to take payment and it didn’t work. Thankfully she told him no, but it’s worrying cos now I’m wondering if he’s still got her banking details somehow.UK Appliances6 yearsCaller was really pushy and kept saying we had an insurance policy from 2018, which we don’t recall at all. Plus, we already have coverage with another provider. I just cut the call off because of how rude she was!6 yearsThey knew some of my info but got the password wrong. Was chatting about insurance for TV gear but couldn’t say what exactly was covered. In the end, they just dropped the call on me. I’ve already notified the TPS.Telephone Preference Service6 yearsThis call was sketchy and felt seriously unsafe, with threats that really worried me. Totally fake and fishy behaviour.6 yearsGot a call from someone with a northern accent, so I just told them to sod off.6 yearsReceived a call this morning regarding appliance insurance. I hung up, but they immediately called me back, so I chose not to pick up. Thankfully, there haven't been any further calls since then. I've had a few similar calls from various numbers before.6 yearsA bloke called, said he was from Scottish Power, but his thick accent made it hard to catch what he was saying. When I asked what the call was about, he just said he was making sure I was satisfied with my electricity service. It was pretty anti-social timing, so I just hung up. Definitely going to block that number.6 yearsSaid my mum had insurance on her telly, but they actually got her stuck with this about three years back, right after she bought a new one. Back then, she honestly thought it was legit and ended up paying for it, which was daft. They keep using all these scary and pushy tricks. I’ve even got her a whistle for when they ring again tomorrow so she can blow it down the phone!6 yearsGot a call from a woman who claimed we had some insurance policy started three years back and said she could lower the cost for the past two years. When I told her we weren't interested in paying, she got pretty pushy.6 yearsIt appears to be a scam asking for cash under the guise of a so-called television insurance policy.6 yearsI've been getting calls from this number regarding insurance for an ancient television that hasn't been operational for years. They seem to know an awful lot about it, which is a bit dodgy, if you ask me. I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone else who's had similar experiences. I've attempted to call back several times, but there's no mention of any firm’s name.6 yearsI've been inundated with calls from this outfit, I've lost count, but we're talking about eight times in just the last week! They even had the audacity to bother my poor 83-year-old mother, who is already unwell and quite anxious due to the ongoing pandemic. Their so-called "concerns" were about her insurance contract for her television, which has been in place since 2018. It's all nonsense, pure and simple! Just a ruse to wrangle her bank details. Disgraceful behaviour, I must say!6 yearsI got about four calls from this horrible woman claiming we owed £300 for some TV aerial insurance we've never actually had. It was such a terrible experience.6 yearsMy mum just got a call saying that my dad, who’s passed away, supposedly had some TV insurance and now they want her to pay up straight away or they’ll send her a letter saying she owes twice the amount!!!6 yearsAn awful woman called me today, attempting to persuade me to pay for a warranty that I've never even heard of. When I called her out as a scam artist, she became incredibly unpleasant and rude.6 yearsThis was terrible, about an hour ago they rang my elderly dad about his tv insurance, saying it was about to expire and if he paid £60 now he’d save loads. When he said he couldn’t find his bank card, they called him again. Then they started threatening him, saying someone would come round to collect the money. Just so you know, my dad has no tv insurance at all and thankfully he was sharp enough not to fall for it.6 yearsSo this number rang me up about my washing machine insurance, saying it was about to run out and I could renew it with some big discount. I got curious and asked if other appliances could be included as well, and they said yes for sure. When it came to paying, I decided to mess with them a bit since I knew straight away it was dodgy. I asked if I could pay them a pound each month by posting them postal orders. Predictably enough, the line went dead - I wonder if that was their cue to hang up?6 yearsToday I got a call from a lady who claimed my TV warranty had expired, but I never even had one to start with. As soon as I called her out for trying to scam me, she started getting really rude and shouting.6 yearsThis number 01616605462 popped up at about 9.30 this morning. Haven’t had a call from them in ages, used to ring pretty often though.6 yearsThis number belongs to a dodgy outfit that appears to be making calls with the intent of frightening folks into divulging their banking information. They seem to have a knack for obtaining people's bank details and setting up direct debits without consent. I've found myself constantly having to cancel these dodgy debits, only for them to follow up with intimidating calls designed to unsettle you. It’s truly despicable behaviour, and I’m at a loss about how to put an end to it. If anyone has any ideas or advice, I’d love to hear them…6 yearsI was looking to swap out my current television insurance, which I’d already settled in advance. The last time I called, it seemed like a bit of a dodgy situation, almost as if it could be a scam.6 yearsA complete scumbag rang my missus, spun her a load of rubbish about our TV insurance running out. Thing is, we’ve never even had that sort of cover! She didn’t realise and ended up saying yes to £65, but the tosser actually took £195 off us. Absolute con artist, hope he gets what's coming to him.6 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming I'd signed up for TV insurance and needed to pay up. I've never come across their name before! When I asked him to send me any official paperwork, he threatened I'd hear from his legal department soon. Brilliant! It's awful how these people target folks like us. I wonder how they manage to sleep at night with what they do.6 yearsThey rung me up like four times yesterday. When I eventually answered, the bloke kept saying I’d signed up for TV insurance a couple of years back. I told him that wasn’t right, but he kept arguing. Then he said he’d pass me on to his manager, so I just ended the call. Got another call from them today, but I just didn’t pick up.6 yearsI'm in the process of attempting to sort out a new maintenance contract for something we never actually got in the first place.6 yearsToday, I received a call from this number regarding extended warranties for my aging home appliances. To be honest, I don't see the point in warranties and I prefer to take a chance rather than fork out cash for something I might not need. So, I politely thanked them for their offer and ended the conversation. I later discovered that this could very well be part of a notorious scam that's been going around.6 yearsI received a call informing me that I had supposedly signed up for insurance covering my TV and other gadgets a couple of years back. They even mentioned a password that I use regularly! I firmly told them I wasn’t aware of any such insurance policy existing.6 yearsWhat a dreadful experience! I spoke with a chap who insisted I had been covered by television insurance for five years, despite the fact that I’ve only forked out for two. Absolutely vile behaviour! When I informed him that I’d done a quick search on the number and realised it was a complete con, he just wouldn't let up, claiming I was still on the hook for it. I quickly blocked the number using 1572. Honestly, these scammers are the worst! 😡6 yearsI had the most dreadful experience with a woman who rang me up, insisting that I had a maintenance policy for my televisions and electrical work. According to her, I had only settled for two years of a five-year agreement and she was adamant about me stumping up £300 within a mere three days, or face legal repercussions. The truth is, I’ve never even signed up for such a policy! This "Lisa" character kept calling me back incessantly-three times in a matter of minutes, no less. It was quite intimidating, to say the least!6 yearsGot constant calls from these lot, really pushy and rude, always asking for cash. Total scam.6 yearsMy mum got this awful call, some total scammer hassling her about a payment. Such creeps, honestly disgusting how some people earn their money.6 yearsMy mum kept getting constant calls from them, threatening legal action. It was really awful and stressful for her.6 yearsThey called me six times back-to-back before they finally stopped once I mentioned ringing the authorities.6 yearsI've just had a rather alarming call - the second one, in fact. They were attempting to intimidate me over the phone, insisting that my insurance for my television and related electrical gadgets had expired. They were quite pushy, demanding my credit or debit card information on the spot. I made it very clear that I wasn't about to divulge any personal details without knowing who they were. I advise everyone to stay alert; their aggressive approach reeks of a scam! Stay safe out there!6 yearsMy sister, who suffers from MS and often has trouble remembering things, keeps getting calls about owing money for a TV. She’s already handed over her bank details three times, not realising it’s a scam. It’s so cruel and unfair. Why on earth do these people get away with it? When you try to call back, there’s never anyone there - it’s not even a proper call centre. Absolutely wicked behaviour.6 yearsI received a rather curious phone call from a gentleman using this number, who insisted that I had previously purchased insurance for my television gear, which, he claimed, was expiring and required renewal. To be quite frank, I've never taken out any such policy for my TV equipment and have no interest in doing so. He even rattled off a date and an amount I supposedly paid two years back - quite the fabrication, as I have no recollection of it. Clearly, this is some form of trickery that could easily ensnare someone who might not be as vigilant.6 yearsGot a call from some utility insurance people claiming I already had insurance for my home appliances with them. They tried to get my card info but luckily my bank's fraud department blocked the payment. Don't trust these calls!PTR6 yearsI've come across some concerning behaviour lately; it seems that individuals are targeting senior citizens, probing them about their financial situations. If the elderly don't comply, these individuals go so far as to intimidate them with threats of passing their details on to a third-party debt collection agency. It’s quite distressing to think about how some would take advantage of those who are more vulnerable.6 yearssomebody phoned me pretending to be my home appliance insurer. he kept saying that his firm, appliance care, had been looking after my gear for the past year and since i hadn’t put in any claims, they were giving me a discount on the fee. what got me was that he said an old password i’d scrapped two years ago. i sent a letter to my bank to cancel that password ages ago. this bloke is really annoying, rings nearly every day. i got two calls just today. i just let it ring out and ignored it.Appliance Care6 yearsI received a call where they attempted to extract my debit card details, claiming it was related to a decline in my TV cover payments. The thing is, I don't even have a TV cover policy! It's utterly ridiculous.6 yearsTargeting a vulnerable woman suffering from dementia is utterly disgraceful. They absolutely refused to send any information through the post for proper examination. Their over-the-top manner was off-putting, and it's shocking that they’re permitted to operate in this manner. They even had the audacity to warn us of outrageous cancellation fees if we didn’t provide the security number from the reverse of her bank card. Truly dodgy characters, to say the least.6 yearsIt’s truly appalling how some individuals exploit vulnerable women suffering from dementia. They outright refused to send any documentation for us to review, which is rather shady, to say the least. Their manner was pompous and disagreeable, and quite frankly, they shouldn’t be permitted to run a business. To make matters worse, they threatened her with outrageous cancellation fees unless we disclosed the security code on the reverse of her bank card. Absolutely despicable behaviour!6 yearsWas out so missed the call. It's a number that's rang me before loads of times, usually I just block it but wanted to see if they'd leave a voicemail. Nothing left though.6 yearsLooks like they've gone ahead and expanded their coverage to cover Moray now.Moray6 yearsHello there! Just wanted to share a little incident that occurred with someone I know. Earlier today, they received a call in which they were informed about two different amounts supposedly being deducted from their account. Thankfully, they had their debit card details ready and only paid the lower of the two amounts. They even took the precaution of verifying the details, and it turned out their order was successfully processed. Right after, they promptly contacted their bank, who swiftly cancelled the card and ensured a new one would be issued, preventing those callers from pocketing any cash. Additionally, they decided to block that number using the BT 1572 service, as it was a rather distressing experience. It’s truly unfortunate that you’re facing such harassment as well.6 yearsI've been inundated with calls from this number claiming to be Carver Utilities. They assert that I hold a contract for insurance on my kitchen appliances, although I’ve never heard of them before and certainly don’t recall signing any such contract. Surprisingly, they have details like my password, yet their knowledge of my appliances is completely off the mark. Despite my confusion, they’re adamant that I’m locked into a five-year contract that requires additional payments over the next three years. They’re threatening that if I refuse to settle now, my contract will terminate, incurring a cancellation fee. I’ve made it clear that I won't engage with them any further, but they’ve taken to being quite rude to my husband. We’ve instructed them to send everything in writing, and attempted to return their calls, but they’ve transformed into a real nuisance. Has anyone else experienced similar issues?Carver UtilitiesSubmit Your Own Report (0161 660 5462)
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