01619390171
TimeLine☎️ 01619390171 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Digital Mail Limited. It is part of the phone block 161939 with a prefix of 0161. The area code 0161 originates from Manchester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01619390171
- Suspicious call, likely a scamApr
2014Scam call about pension assistanceApr
2014Suspicious call from Carol JacksonMar
2014Missed appointment for pension consultationMar
2014Spam call attempting pension scamFeb
2014Pension-related call, homeowner unavailableDec
2013Inquiring about potential scam experienceDec
2013Received call, no message leftSep
2013Pension scam using personal dataAug
2013Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 9 First Seen: 27 July 2013 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from East Burnham(Berkshire) and Inhurst(Hampshire).
01619390171 has 9 comments of which 8 x neutral and 1 x negative
01619390171 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01619390171 👆 is reported as a suspicious pension-related number where callers claim to be from the Pension Protection Service or a similar entity. Many say the callers try to discuss pension details, but often become defensive or vague about specifics. Some users have been passed to supposed consultants or asked to book appointments which never materialise. The company names given don’t appear online or seem genuine. A number of reports suggest attempts to obtain personal information or encourage pension cash-ins. Others mention the callers claiming to have data from official sources like DWP or consumer databases, which the recipients deny providing. Overall, the number is associated with unclear motives and possible scams, leaving people wary and uncertain.
Reports on phone number 01619390171
12 yearsReceived a call from this number, but the caller didn’t bother to leave a voice message. Quite peculiar, really.13 yearsGot a call from 01614 648316 claiming to be from the Pension Protection Service. The caller wanted to talk to my husband about his pension. When I asked which pension he meant, since my husband has several, the caller suddenly got defensive and said he couldn't share details due to data protection laws. I checked online for the company name they gave, and there’s no record of it at all. I’m pretty sure this is just another scam trying to trick people.Pension Protection Service13 yearsI got a call from 01614 648316 claiming to be from the Pension Protection Service, checking if I was happy with my pension returns. After sharing some info, they put me through to a Senior Consultant named Justin who said he found my details on the National Consumer Database. He urged me to set up a meeting with a pension expert to answer any questions I had. They gave me another number, 01619 390171, if I needed more info. Later, I looked the number up here and tried ringing to cancel the appointment, but it said the number’s no longer in use and directed me to an 0870 number. In the end, no one showed up anyway! I also made sure to contact my pension provider to inform them about the call.Pension Protection ServiceJustinNational Consumer Database13 yearsToday I got a call from someone called Carol Jackson using this number. She said she was with "Pension Protection Services," which she claimed is a private charity endorsed by the DWP. She mentioned it wouldn’t cost us anything but didn’t actually explain what the service was about before I asked for the number and said I'd look them up. Couldn't find any info about this organisation online at all.Carol JacksonPension Protection ServicesDepartment for Work and Pensions13 yearsI got a call to set up a pension meeting, sorted the appointment, but they just didn't turn up.13 yearsGot a call earlier today and they started off by saying the DWP had shared my details. Then they claimed I’d signed up online, which I definitely never did. They had quite a bit of info about me though. Don’t bother talking to these lot, they’re just trying to push you into cashing out your pension.DWP13 yearsgot a call from that number and they wanted to speak to the owner of the house but they weren’t in. I asked what it was regarding and he said it’s something to do with pensions and updating info. He asked me to ring back on the same number today.13 yearsI was on the phone with this number for about 20 minutes, then got transferred to a supervisor. When they gave me another number, I quickly searched it online, stumbled upon this site, and decided to hang up. I’ve saved the number and will do some more digging to see if it’s a real company before calling back. Not certain if this is a scam or not, can someone please help me figure it out? Cheers, INK059.13 yearsThey said they're from some pension claiming company and offer free pension tracing, but want me to let a courier pop round and pick up my personal info. Felt a bit dodgy to me.Submit Your Own Report (0161 939 0171)
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