01616629025
☎️ 01616629025 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 161662 with a prefix of 0161. The area code 0161 originates from Manchester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01616629025
- Nuisance call, needs assistance urgentlyMar
2016TRUECALLER effectively filters unwanted callsFeb
2016Issue receiving suspicious and persistent callsFeb
2016Received call, hung up quicklyJan
2016Cold calls are annoying nuisancesJan
2016Persistent, unhelpful, nuisance calls weeklyNov
2015Unwanted call at 4.15pm. Frustrated desireption21017Nov
2015Excessive calls, very annoyingOct
2015Nuisance energy call; reportedSep
2015Rude behavior leads to confrontationJul
2015Do not answer this numberJun
2015Frequent unwanted phone calls frustrationJun
2015Telecoms need better scam protectionMay
2015Persistent calls considered harassmentMay
2015Questioning the purpose of registerApr
2015Call from rude man, husbandApr
2015Cold calling is extremely annoyingMar
2015Persistent cold caller, energy costsMar
2015Scam targeting vulnerable individuals mercilesslyMar
2015Handling aggressive sales tactics negativelyMar
2015Rude caller from First EnergyMar
2015Elderly mother distressed by callsFeb
2015Caller was rude and persistentFeb
2015Rude caller, plans to reportFeb
2015Invasive unwanted phone callFeb
2015Call received, then hung upJan
2015Daily harassing calls, seeking helpJan
2015Received strange phone call, disconnectedJan
2015Hang up on rude salesmanJan
2015Specific contacts have unique ring tonesJan
2015Repeated calls from nuisance companyJan
2015This number is a scamJan
2015Suspected scam call from HMRCJan
2015received telemarketing call about savingsDec
2014Frustrated with repeated calls dailyDec
2014Rude caller, poor sense of humorDec
2014Received call; claimed to be "enviro."Nov
2014Obnoxious caller, uncommunicative behaviorNov
2014Heated domestic dispute voicemail warningNov
2014Calls disconnect when answered, frustratingNov
2014Suspected scam call, will reportNov
2014Caller claimed to violate TPS rulesNov
2014Caller hung up abruptly, rudeNov
2014Persistent unwanted cold calls reportedNov
2014Unanswered calls, office chatter heardApr
2014Caller identified as Emma, giggledApr
2014Annoying silent calls received frequentlyApr
2014TPS doesn't prevent cold callsApr
2014Caller disconnects without speakingApr
2014Rude company called about deceasedApr
2014Calls causing distress and harmApr
2014Annoying calls about computer issuesMar
2014Unwanted repeated phone calls receivedMar
2014Avoiding unwanted calls, trying alternativesMar
2014Received suspicious call from unknown agentMar
2014Answer call, silence tricks systemMar
2014Possible scam call about vouchersMar
2014Grant for windows, unwanted callMar
2014Unanswered calls, possible scam centerMar
2014Scam call; requested personal informationMar
2014Suspicious window replacement call receivedMar
2014Unwanted calls, curious about originMar
2014Unwanted automated calls from LothianMar
2014Unresponsive call, possible cold callerMar
2014Received call today at 5:30Feb
2014Constant unwanted calls, fax toneFeb
2014Fax machine tone heard onlyFeb
2014Caller ID displayed this numberJan
2014Number Of Searches: 296 Number Of Comments: 68 First Seen: 14 February 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bourne Vale(Staffordshire) and Gipton(West Yorkshire).
01616629025 has 68 comments of which 57 x neutral and 11 x negative
01616629025 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01616629025 👆 is reported as a persistently intrusive and nuisance number often linked to cold calling and scams, especially related to energy savings and home services. Many recipients, including vulnerable individuals, report frequent daily calls despite being registered with the Telephone Preference Service. Callers typically refuse to identify themselves clearly, hang up abruptly, or use aggressive or rude tactics. Attempts to call back usually result in fax tones or silence, suggesting automated call centres or scams. Users advise blocking the number, employing call filtering technologies, or using call screening services to minimise disruption. Overall, it is considered unwelcome, potentially fraudulent, and a source of considerable distress for those affected.
Reports on phone number 01616629025
10 yearsOur caller ID displayed this number.10 yearsI answered a call when my phone chimed, but after I said hello, there was a cacophony on the other end before they abruptly hung up. As someone with a disability, I find it quite taxing to keep getting up to respond to these calls. Is this number associated with nuisance calls? I’d appreciate any guidance on this matter.11 yearsI received a call from this number, but they couldn't connect with me, and my phone didn't even make a sound. That's because I've got a TRUECALL feature built into my device. It's an excellent complimentary service that comes with my BT phone when you purchase it. Any numbers saved in my contacts will come through without issue, but all the rest get intercepted by the phone, which then asks the caller to state their name. Quite a few tend to hang up at that point. If they do provide their name, the phone rings, and I get to hear, "You've got a call from..." followed by the caller's identification. At that point, I can simply hit 1 to accept or 2 to decline the call. It's an absolute lifesaver for filtering out those pesky unwanted calls. I highly recommend getting a phone with TRUECALLER-it's been a game changer for me!11 yearsHeads up about this number! For the past 4 months, they've been ringing me nonstop, attempting to hack into my t###er blocker by guessing wrong pins. I'd seriously recommend blocking this number to stop them from getting into your phone line. Stay safe everyone!11 yearsReceived a call earlier today around half one in the afternoon. The caller hung up before I had a chance to respond. I've gone ahead and submitted a report to the Telephone Preference Service.Telephone Preference Service11 yearsUnwanted phone call, what a bother!11 yearsFor over half a year now, I've been receiving calls from this number every week at the same hour. It's quite odd, really, as I've always been out at work when they ring, and to top it off, they never bother to leave a message. It's becoming quite irritating, to say the least!11 yearsGot a call at 4.15 pm on 20/11/15, left nothing but silence when I picked up the answering machine. We’ve signed up to block any sales or cold calls, so how do these guys keep managing to ring us?? It’s just really frustrating!!2272711 yearsThey ring me like 4 or 5 times daily, it's so irritating.11 yearsJust received yet another irritating call regarding energy services. When I mentioned that we're on the TPS list and they shouldn't be ringing us, they promptly hung up. It's apparent that these telemarketers are blissfully overlooking the new regulations against such scams. Definitely worth reporting!TPS11 yearsWhat an absolute plonker! The moment I mentioned popping over to his office to give him a piece of my mind - and maybe a cheeky shove with the phone - he suddenly decided to end the call. Typical!11 yearsI picked up the phone to a chap inquiring if I was the owner of the property. I replied, “No, I’m just the daughter; how can I assist you?” and he promptly disconnected the call. Fuming, I attempted to call back using both my landline and mobile, only to be greeted by a piercing high-pitched noise that was rather unpleasant. Honestly, it's best not to engage. The number appeared on my screen instead of showing “unknown,” so I initially thought it might be a legitimate call, but trying to return the call was a rotten idea!11 yearsevery day, they call me at least three times. whenever i pick up, they just hang up straight away. honestly, sick of this now.11 yearsIt's rather puzzling that British Telecom and other phone service providers claim they can't put a stop to these persistent nuisance calls, all because they allegedly can't identify the callers. Yet, it strikes me as curious that they can readily recognise a number when it comes time to charge me. One would think that sorting out such issues would fall within their realm of expertise! Honestly, it's high time the telecoms sorted themselves out and took action against these individuals, who seem to possess a remarkably low level of intellect, given their only skill appears to be reading from a script. Should one dare to pose an actual question, they merely regurgitate what's written on that card, almost robotic in their responses. It does make you wonder about the level of competence amongst the higher-ups in these companies as well. Ah well, at least now we have the number - time to see if we can do something about it. 😉British Telecom11 yearsI've never picked up the phone for this number, yet they persistently ring me almost daily, and it's starting to feel like harassment at this point.11 yearsAll we seem to receive is the noise of a fax machine.11 yearsDoes anyone actually find that preference register helpful? I don’t see the point in it at all. I signed up ages ago but still get loads of random calls every day. Feels like it’s just there for show, no real difference!11 yearsSome bloke called and was really pushy, kept asking to speak with my husband. Before my husband even got the chance to pick up, the bloke just ended the call.11 yearsUtterly ridiculous, these persistent botherers! It’s high time the regulations were updated to put an end to this incessant cold calling madness. It’s simply infuriating!11 yearsOn the 24th of February, 2015, I had an annoyingly relentless cold caller on the line, attempting to persuade me to cut down my energy bills. He fancifully claimed that he was reaching out regarding a neighbour and was keen to pop round for a chat. I suggested he send any details about potential savings through the post, but he claimed that wasn’t possible. So, I decided to hang up. Quite the bothersome experience!11 yearsA right con job - just a pack of unscrupulous swindlers aiming to fleece unsuspecting individuals. It’s high time we tracked down their addresses, bombarded them with calls every few hours, and make their phone lines go silent!11 yearsHad a really irritating experience with a pushy salesperson. They were way too aggressive and it just put me off completely. Not the kind of call I wanted at all.12 yearsI picked up the phone at my partner's place and was immediately asked if I was the homeowner. I replied in the negative, wanting to know who was on the line. The chap claimed to be from First Energy. I informed him that the actual homeowner wasn't around and requested he refrain from calling back. He simply muttered "OK, fine" but, as he hung up, I couldn't help but overhear him refer to me in an unpleasant manner. Quite the charmer, isn’t he?First Energy12 yearsMy 88-year-old mother is becoming increasingly distressed by the incessant calls from this number. Despite being on the official do-not-call list, it seems that whoever is behind these calls is completely disregarding it. I'm really hoping that recent news will lead to hefty fines for companies like this.12 yearsI had an interesting encounter with a chap who was rather pushy about speaking with the account holder. When I mentioned that they weren’t around and asked if he’d like to leave a message, he stubbornly declined to cooperate and wouldn’t even disclose his identity. When I threatened to report him if he called again, he had the audacity to hurl insults at me, calling me a W**ker, no less! He went on to claim that the Telephone Preference Service doesn’t apply to him since his company supposedly obtains lists from businesses that we’ve willingly provided our contact details to. It really is a pity there isn’t a way to block these calls like we can do with mobile devices!Telephone Preference Service12 yearsHad an incredibly obnoxious encounter with this chap on the line; I'm definitely going to lodge a complaint. What a complete numpty!12 yearsAnnoying and unwelcome call from a dodgy number.12 yearsWhen I answered the call from 0161 662 9025, I only heard a few beeps before they just put the phone down! Really strange behaviour.12 yearsSince the previous week, this number has been bombarding me with automated voicemail messages every single day, and I must say, it’s becoming utterly infuriating. I've attempted to ring them back, but instead of a person, I’m greeted with the dreadful noise of a fax machine or some robotic system. I feel like I’m stuck in a loop and there’s no escape! This really feels like harassment to me. If anyone has any advice or solutions, I’d be incredibly grateful!12 yearsThis morning, on the 22nd of January, I received a call from this firm. When I answered, I could hear a young woman chatting away to someone in the background. As soon as I quipped, "Is there a gathering happening there?" the line went completely silent.12 yearsOn 15/01/20, some pushy "sales bloke" rang me up and was pretty rude. I just ended the call straight away.12 yearsAnyone who is a mate, relative, or otherwise deemed important enough to make it onto my phone’s contact list has their very own unique ringtone. I absolutely refuse to pick up when the default ringtone rings - if it’s genuinely urgent, they can simply drop me a message, which I’ll be able to catch once it comes through. It’s funny how these folks rarely bother to leave a voicemail, though!12 yearsOver the past few days, I've had a handful of calls from a firm claiming they're based somewhere in Essex, maybe Colchester? Really getting on my nerves now, nonstop pestering from these lot.ColchesterEssex12 yearsThis number is definitely a con. The Home Office has confirmed it's a total trick, as they’re not affiliated with any visa service. I urge everyone to report this to the right authorities!Home Office12 yearsReceived a call from what sounded like a bustling office or call centre. When I informed the caller that we were registered with the Telephone Preference Service, he claimed to be from HMRC and insisted he needed to verify my address. However, when attempting to return the call, all I got was a fax machine beeping away.Telephone Preference ServiceHMRC12 yearsGot a call from a person trying to chat about how to save cash. Definitely one of those telemarketer calls.12 yearsI’m absolutely fed up with receiving constant calls from this number on my mobile, sometimes even four or five times daily. It’s incredibly frustrating! Does anyone know how I can put an end to this nonsense???12 yearsI received a call today from a rather unpleasant chap who inquired if I was the property owner. I cheekily replied that I was actually a burglar, to which he curtly stated he was calling regarding a government initiative aimed at promoting environmentally friendly practices. I quipped that I was already quite green, as I happened to be named Kermit. He didn’t find it amusing at all and promptly ended the call... clearly, he could do with a few comedy lessons!Kermit12 yearsI recently received a phone call from this number. When I inquired as to who was on the line, the chap mentioned something about "Enviro." I wasn't keen on their pitch, so I politely declined and ended the conversation. It appears we've now got a company name from these folks that they claim to be affiliated with.Enviro12 yearsI encountered a rather rude gentleman during a phone call; he was quite evasive and wouldn’t clarify his intentions at all.12 yearsI received a rather alarming voicemail that appeared to involve some sort of domestic row. There was talk of a girlfriend expecting, and it seemed like there were several chaps engaged in quite a heated exchange. I must confess, I didn’t stick around long enough to hear the entirety of it before I decided to erase it. Quite the kerfuffle, I daresay!12 yearsIt's rather frustrating because the call cuts off as soon as I pick up. We’re on the Telephone Preference Service and our number isn’t publicly listed, so this is quite annoying!12 yearsReceived a peculiar phone call earlier, claiming to be from a nearby business offering £50 discount vouchers for central heating and boiler servicing. I decided to indulge them a bit and now I'm awaiting another call from the same lot later today. I'll be sure to update with the name of the company once I find out more.12 yearsI received a call from this number and let it ring for a moment. A chap on the other end asked if I was the property owner, claiming to be calling on behalf of 1st Energy (or some such). He mentioned something about offering services to those under 75. I informed him that I was registered with the Telephone Preference Service, and that he was violating the law by contacting me. He insisted he wasn’t breaking any rules, suggesting that if I were indeed on the TPS list, he shouldn’t have been able to reach me. I explained that it’s his responsibility to verify the database before making such calls. He babbled on about a "new database," but I’d had enough of his nonsense. I told him to cease his argument and promptly ended the call. I've now blocked the number from my phone.1st EnergyTelephone Preference ServiceTPS12 yearsCalled them but they hung up.12 yearsI've been bombarded with multiple calls from this particular outfit, whoever they might be, even though I'm registered with the Telephone Preference Service. When I requested to have my number taken off their calling list, the gentleman on the other end told me it wasn't against the law unless I was ex-directory or registered with TPS. When I insisted that I was indeed on the TPS list, he dismissed my claim as mere fabrication on my part. It's high time that this company and others like it are prohibited from engaging in cold calling; they truly are a nuisance.Telephone Preference ServiceTPS12 yearsI got a couple of calls earlier today, and both times, I was met with silence on the line - not a soul to talk to! All I could hear was what seemed like a bustling office environment in the background. Quite odd, really!12 yearsI received a call from this number, with the caller inquiring about the homeowner. When I pressed them for a name, the response was "Emma." What followed was a fit of giggles before they abruptly cut the line. Quite peculiar, if you ask me!Emma12 yearsI've received numerous calls lately, yet every time I answer, there's nobody there. It's utterly frustrating!12 yearsNote to the TPS: I was under the impression that the Telephone Preference Service would prevent unsolicited calls to private numbers. This particular number has proven to be quite bothersome, and I’d prefer to avoid any further communication from them.TPSPreference Service12 yearsThe caller disconnected without saying a word.12 yearsI received a rather distressing call today from a chap representing a company called Select. He inquired about my late grandfather, who has unfortunately passed away. I informed him of this and requested that he removes his details from their records. Just a couple of hours later, I received yet another call from the same company asking about my grandmother. I explained to the very same individual that my grandmother is suffering from dementia. His response was quite shocking, as he simply said, "It's not my fault your grandad's dead and your nan's got dementia," before abruptly hanging up the phone. If I ever discover the location of their headquarters, I might just have to pay this man a visit and give him a piece of my mind. What an absolute disgraceful character!Select12 yearsMy dad struggles with severe depression, overwhelming anxiety, and paranoia, and the incessant calls he’s been getting are only adding to his distress. Can anyone shed some light on why these calls are even being made? What’s the point of it all? It feels utterly cruel.12 yearsThis number persistently rings me up, claiming to provide assistance with computer issues. It's turning into quite the bother!12 yearsWhat a right nuisance! They keep ringing me around three times daily. I've already mentioned that I'm on the call preference list, yet they persistently keep calling. It's becoming quite bothersome!12 yearsReceived a call earlier while I was out and about, but I'm not inclined to answer it. I'm tempted to just let it ring and see if their system eventually drops my number from their list. Only one way to find out, I suppose!12 yearsOn Monday, the 24th of March at approximately 1:40 PM, I got a rather peculiar phone call from this number. An individual named Callum was on the line, asking me, "How are you feeling?" I replied politely with, "I'm fine," only for him to abruptly hang up on me. After a quick search, I discovered that the number is tied to a fax line. I'm quite irked by this whole affair, as it seems to be a flagrant waste of both my time and my company's resources. Given that my number is ex-directory, I can't fathom how they even obtained it in the first place. It's left me rather frustrated, to say the least.Callum12 yearsI rang up BT for some guidance, and they suggested an interesting tactic: just pick up the phone and set it down without uttering a word! Apparently, it’s a call centre that has been programmed to automatically ring numbers in your local area. If you don’t respond and there's silence on the line, it confuses their system into believing the call has dropped, effectively getting you removed from their list. This method is even reflected on their billing!BT12 yearsA chap claiming to represent a firm named Select rang me up, mentioning they’ve been active in the neighbourhood. He inquired if I would be interested in any vouchers for kitchen, bathroom, or window upgrades. He mentioned they'd get back to me if I was agreeable. Honestly, it has all the hallmarks of a scam. I’ll be cutting the line the next time they ring!Select12 yearsI picked up the phone, and this chap informed me that I was eligible for a grant to install new windows. When I replied that I had no interest in replacing my windows, he insisted that there would be no costs involved. Curious about how he managed to get my number, given that I'm signed up with the BT preference service, he seemed rather taken aback and then abruptly ended the call.12 yearsI’ve received several calls from this number, and each time I answer, it seems like I’m connected to a call centre. However, there’s no one speaking on the other side! When we tried to call back, all we got was the sound of a fax machine. How strange!12 yearsI received a call earlier today, and they had the nerve to ask for me by name! They even had my address without me giving them a hint. Then, they wanted my date of birth and started discussing sensitive financial issues. They mentioned something about sending a letter, urging me to check my mail and get in touch after I read it. After doing a bit of digging, I've found out that this seems to be a scamming operation. I tried to ring them back, but all I got was a fax sound. Very dodgy indeed!12 yearsI keep receiving calls from this number, and I’m rather curious about how they got hold of my details. I’m certainly not in any financial trouble, and I can’t say I have a penchant for the whimsical, like believing in fairies!12 yearsI got a call today regarding some sort of discount offer for window replacements! I mentioned I’m registered with the Telephone Preference Service, but to be honest, I’m not too fussed about it. They claimed they use an automated dialling system, and assured me that someone would ring me back, with absolutely no pressure to commit to a purchase. Just seems a bit shady, if you ask me!Telephone Preference Service12 yearsI received a call from an outfit named Lothian Market Research. I’ve no clue who they were trying to reach, as it was one of those automated systems that blatantly disregards the Telephone Preference Service. The chap on the line introduced himself as Fred, but that was the extent of the information he was "obliged" to divulge. Oddly enough, I’d already told the same company to shove off just the day before when they tried to contact me.Lothian Market ResearchFred13 yearsI tried returning the call, but all I got was a fax machine buzzing away. There was definitely someone there, as I could hear faint breathing and what sounded like a few conversations in the distance. It felt like I’d stumbled into a call centre or something similar. After a minute of this nonsense, they decided to cut the line. Quite odd, really!13 yearsReceived a call earlier today around half five in the evening.13 yearsThey keep ringing us repeatedly, yet all we hear is the sound of a fax machine. Quite peculiar, really. Some people need to find a hobby or something more meaningful to do!Submit Your Own Report (0161 662 9025)
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