01618262051
βοΈ 01618262051 π is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 161826 with a prefix of 0161. The area code 0161 originates from Manchester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01618262051
- regular unwanted harassing phone callsJan
2024Hesitant economist reluctant to shareMay
2020Economist giving away free copyDec
2019The Economist sending free copyOct
2019Frustrated by continued silent callsAug
2019Persistent unknown caller hangs upAug
2019Not enough information providedAug
2019Surprising, but itβs the economistJul
2019Requested free copy, offered subscriptionsMay
2019Received call from The EconomistApr
2019Unknown persistent caller with silent responseApr
2019Promptly respond to The EconomistApr
2019Desire for Economist hard copyMar
2019Frequency of calls concern userFeb
2019Economist magazine free copy situationFeb
2019Return call to opt outJan
2019Ignoring persistent unfamiliar phone callsJan
2019Confusing process for magazine requestJan
2019The Publisher of Reportages, AnalysisJan
2019Received free Economist magazine copyDec
2018Request free Economist magazine textDec
2018Delay in response to callsDec
2018Scammers calling, beware of knowledgeDec
2018Scam call claiming to be MicrosoftDec
2018Scam alert, fake HMRC lawsuitDec
2018Edit: Issues with receiving phone callDec
2018Received suspicious call claiming IRSDec
2018Economist follow up on offerDec
2018Suspicious call from suspected scammersDec
2018Disregard previous post, incorrect numberDec
2018Warning about HMRC scam callersDec
2018Suspicious missed calls from unknown numberDec
2018The Economist, free copy offerDec
2018Professional lawyers seeking injury casesDec
2018Call hung up three timesDec
2018Number Of Searches: 1214 Number Of Comments: 33 First Seen: 23 November 2018 General Reputation: positiveThis number has recently been searched from Hunstanworth(Durham), Little Asby(Cumbria) and Winwick(Cheshire).
01618262051 has 33 comments of which 19 x neutral and 7 x positive and 7 x negative
01618262051 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number βοΈ 01618262051 π is reported as frequently contacting individuals, often linked to The Economist magazine following requests for free trial copies. Callers can be persistent, attempting to convert free trials into subscriptions, with some noting repetitive calls at set times. Responses vary from silent calls and no answer to aggressive follow-ups, with some users describing it as harassment. There are also reports of scam activity unrelated to the magazine, including fake HMRC and Microsoft calls, involving threats or automated messages. To stop unwanted contact, an opt-out number is sometimes provided. Users are advised to remain cautious, especially with unsolicited calls requesting personal information, and to verify legitimacy before responding.
Reports on phone number 01618262051
3 yearsHad 2 calls yesterday and 1 already today. This person calls my number all the time and I definitely haven’t signed up for any magazine like some older reviews say. It’s just annoying! The people on the other end of these calls are persistent to say the least. Over 12,000 lookups in 5 years? That doesn’t seem very legit or professional to me. Sure, the number might have been sold on a few times, but non stop cold calls? No thanks. I’m just ignoring the caller now. Only picking up if it’s someone I know on both my landline and mobile.6 yearsEconomist called, was pushy when I hesitated to share my bank info for a 12 week deal costing £12. Got a bit insistent and kept asking why I was having second thoughts.The Economist7 yearsSomeone claiming to be an economist tried to send me a free copy of something.Economist7 yearsIt was The Economist, offering a free issue which I actually requested. Totally fine to respond to.The Economist7 yearsI thought they had banned those silent calls by now!7 yearsI've had this number, 01618262051, persistently calling my phone, but the moment I pick up, they just disconnect. It's rather irritating, to say the least! The caller remains unidentified, too. Anyone else experiencing this nonsense?7 yearsYou might find this hard to believe given all the comments here, but it’s actually The Economist.Economist7 yearsI filled out this online survey that said I could get a free issue of The Economist. But when I gave them my address, all they did was try to push me to buy a subscription over and over. They never actually said anything about the free magazine. Honestly, it wasnt worth the hassle to keep talking to them.The Economist magazine7 yearsThe Economist. I got a call from them after I signed up to try a free sample issue.The Economist7 yearsThey keep ringing me loads of times a day. No clue who it is cos when I pick up, there's just silence on the other end.7 yearsThe Economist. Just checking in after asking - it’s alright, pick up the phone.Economist7 yearsYeah, this number is defo linked to The Economist or someone who handles their paper subscriptions.The Economist7 yearsThey ring me like every day, sometimes multiple times! It’s a bit much, honestly.7 yearsI asked for a free issue of Economist magazine, and now they’re ringing me up trying to get me to subscribe. Can’t blame them, I did reach out first after all. But it’s a bit odd they call at exactly the same minute each day. You’d think they’d realise if I’m not free at 2.10pm on a weekday, chances are I won’t be free then tomorrow either!The Economist8 yearsThis number rings me up every single day but I always just let it go to voicemail.8 yearsIf you ring them back, you’ll find out it’s The Economist calling and they’ll also give you an option to opt-out.The Economist8 yearsThought it was the economist about some free magazine offer, but no one picked up. Bit odd for a mag subscription call, why don’t they just send a link to sign up? Since I know these numbers and robo calls are often scams, I’m not hanging around to talk to anyone or share personal info.Economist8 yearsI asked for a free issue of Economist magazine.Economist8 yearsI messaged Economist magazine asking for a free issue and they actually sent one over. Pretty cool of them!The Economist8 yearsGot a call from Economist Magazine after I'd asked for a free copy. It was an automated dial, so there was a big pause between me answering and a person actually talking. Usually, I hang up before anyone says anything, but the first time I did a quick google search on the number.The Economist8 yearsGot called three times yesterday and twice today. Watch out for those scammers flexing their so-called expertise.8 yearsSomebody said they were from Microsoft about my PC. I just ended the call straight away.Microsoft8 yearsSomeone said they were HMRC and threatening me with a lawsuit. Total scam!HMRC8 yearsi did subscribe to the economist but i saved the number they would ring from so i knew it was them. when i pick up this number, i waited for like ten seconds but there was nothing said so i just hung up.The Economist8 yearsJust got an automated call saying they've been tryin to reach me. It said they're from HMRC and talked about some court case against me. Wanted me to press a button on my phone. Obvs a scam but still kinda stressful.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from the economist about a free copy of their mag i’d asked for before. They gave me an 0800 665430 number to ring if i wanted to stop them calling again or cancel the subscription.Economist8 yearsGot a call from 01618507785 saying they were from HMRC about some court case. I called back and some bloke answered with "HMRC, how can I help?" then just hung up on me. Called again and it went right to an answering machine asking for my details. Had a call like this a few months back too.HMRCHMRE8 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were HMRC, but it was just a recorded message. Totally a scam.HM Revenue and Customs8 yearsDisregard my earlier message, that was a different phone number.8 yearsThey rang me twice but I never shared my number with anyone. I think it’s cos I put my new number on my Apple ID, that’s probably how they got hold of it.Apple8 yearsThose dodgy lawyers who only show up after accidents.8 yearsgot a call from the economist, they were just following up about sending me a free issue of their magazine.Economist8 yearscalled a few times but hung up right away when i picked upSubmit Your Own Report (0161 826 2051)
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