01642231331
TimeLine☎️ 01642231331 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 1642231 with a prefix of 01642. The area code 01642 originates from Middlesbrough.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01642231331
- Persistent unwanted calls since 2013Nov
2014Unexpected calls from broadband securityOct
2014Company called, phone disconnected immediatelySep
2014Refused visit from security teamApr
2011Unexpected security visit offer confusionApr
2011Unsolicited call from "Locked Up Security"Apr
2011Caller named Zoe or Zoey. ReportedApr
2011Firm ignored TPS rules intentionallyApr
2011Negative experience with a companyMar
2011Cold call from silent telemarketerMar
2011Received suspicious cold call, hang upMar
2011Call recipient politely declines surveyFeb
2011Unwanted call, wrong number, hang upFeb
2011Ignored suspicious sales call. Gladly resistedFeb
2011Unsolicited security company sales callFeb
2011Call disconnected when answered unexpectedlyJan
2011Missed call, no message leftDec
2009Unknown calls on multiple phonesNov
2009Received nuisance call, possible phishingOct
2009Call from security firm, location unknownJul
2009Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 20 First Seen: 27 March 2014 General Reputation: positiveThis number has recently been searched from Flimby(Cumbria), Skirpenbeck(North Yorkshire) and West Bennan(East Ayrshire).
01642231331 has 20 comments of which 19 x neutral and 1 x positive
01642231331 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01642231331 👆 is reported as a persistent cold-calling number linked to a security company operating under the name "Locked Up Security" or similar. Despite many callers being registered with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS), the calls continue, often without leaving any message. Callers commonly refuse to provide clear information, abruptly end calls, or claim to be carrying out local security inspections or demonstrations. Numerous recipients have reported the nuisance to both TPS and the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO). Many find the unsolicited approach intrusive and dubious, with some expressing concerns about legitimacy and adherence to regulations. It is advised to block this number and avoid engaging, as it is widely regarded as an intrusive telemarketing nuisance in breach of TPS rules.
Reports on phone number 01642231331
10 yearsReceived a call earlier today from a company named 'Locked Up Security', touting a demonstration on how to enhance our home security, including our outbuildings. They mentioned they'd be in the area today and tomorrow, asking if they could swing by for a chat. I politely declined and ended the call. Now, I’ll be on high alert today just in case someone tries to take advantage of the situation and break in.Locked Up Security10 yearsReceived a call at 9:15 AM from a woman claiming to represent a security firm. When I mentioned, “this is a commercial establishment” (which is quite the fib), she apologised and promptly hung up. What a peculiar encounter! @@@@10 yearsGave us a bell at 3 in the afternoon, but as soon as we answered, they hung up.10 yearsReceived a call earlier today from someone searching for us by name, which we chose not to validate. They claimed to be from “Locked Up Security”, indicating they were operating in our locality. I've been registered with the Telephone Preference Service for ages. When we mentioned this, they insisted we weren't listed in their database. We managed to capture their number through 1471: 01642 234331 (just in case anyone’s looking, it’s the same number whether you format it with or without spaces).Locked Up SecurityTelephone Preference Service10 yearsReceived a silent call at precisely 9:20 this morning. It seems this company is rather brazenly disregarding the regulations set by the Telephone Preference Service.Telephone Preference Service11 yearsReceived a call at 09:17 on 27/10/09. When I picked up, there was nothing but silence on the other end. I decided to ring them back using the 141 prefix to keep my number hidden, and an automated lady's voice chirped, "Hello, Welcome to Broadband Security." However, after doing a quick search, I discovered that the number was linked to something called "Lock Up Security Monitoring." Feels like yet another irritating cold call!11 yearsReceived a call today at twenty-five minutes past ten in the morning. I've stopped answering the phone during the day nowadays, as it generally turns out to be unsolicited sales pitches. We didn’t pick up this time either, and the call went straight to voicemail. Strangely, the caller hung up without leaving a message. It makes you wonder why a legitimate company wouldn’t bother to drop a line. It’s obvious it was another sales call. Quite relieved we didn’t answer!11 yearsI received a rather curious call today at 14:21 from a company called Locked Up Security, which apparently operates out of Middlesbrough. The caller, who introduced herself as Zoe (or perhaps it was Zoey), claimed they were in my area-though I’m situated in Cambridge! She offered to pop by for a chat about setting up security measures for my home. Quite the unexpected overture, I must say!Locked Up SecurityMiddlesbroughZoeZoeyCambridge11 yearsI've been on the Telephone Preference Service list for ages now. Just received a call from someone named Zoe, or was it Zoey? The number was 1421. She claimed to be in the neighbourhood. Honestly, we could barely hold back our frustration once we caught her name and promptly rang 1471 to verify the number. I've reported it to the TPS as well.ZoeZoeyTPS12 yearsLocked Up Monitored Security Limited, residing at Eggleston Court in Riverside Park, Middlesbrough, TS2 1RU. Phone number: 01642 231 331. (Information sourced from their website). I’ve been troubled by relentless cold calls from this company, which clearly breaches the Telephone Preference Service rules. I strongly recommend that you mark them as a nuisance and steer clear of doing any business with them whatsoever.Locked Up Monitored Security LimitedEggleston CourtRiverside ParkMiddlesbroughTS212 yearsIt's quite rare to encounter one that hasn't gone to the lengths of hiding their phone number. The moment we mentioned a preference for a callback instead of an open conversation, they swiftly cut off the call. They suggested we revisit our registration details, mentioning that nothing had been indicated. I'm scheduled to conduct a regional security assessment shortly, which necessitates a visit. Once we made it clear that we prefer not to share our security arrangements with unknown callers, they graciously wrapped up the call and provided their contact information.12 yearsThis number has contacted us five times since 27th August 2013. On the first occasion, they hung up before we could pick up. Then on 10th February 2014, they inquired whether we were registered with the TPS, and when we confirmed we were and asked them not to call again, they assured us they would take us off their list (I reported them to the ICO and TPS). They tried again on 14th April 2014, but once more ended the call before we answered, and the same occurred on 5th June 2014, which I also reported to the ICO. Today, they called again, just like on 10th February, questioning our TPS registration and pledging to remove us from their database. I've lodged complaints with the TPS and ICO yet again.TPSICO12 yearsThis number keeps ringing me incessantly, but they never seem to bother leaving a voicemail. I decided to check who it was by dialling 1471, and it turned out to be some broadband security outfit. Quite amusingly, I’m already signed up with the telephone preference service, but it seems to have zero impact on these persistent calls.12 yearsI picked up the phone, only for it to cut out immediately. The last time they reached out, I had a chat with them. It turns out they're from a firm named "Locked Up Security," and they were keen on giving me a demonstration about home safety measures. I politely informed them that I wasn't keen on their services.Locked Up Security12 yearsI received calls on both our home and mobile phones from these individuals. As the number was unfamiliar, we chose not to answer either of the calls. They also failed to leave a voicemail.12 yearsReceived a call earlier today at half past ten. The line went silent just as we answered.12 yearsOur home landline rang at 13:39. Upon picking it up, we were met with an eerie silence, leading us to suspect it was yet another nuisance call. After a brief moment, the line went dead. We were rather taken aback that they didn't bother to leave any message or proper contact details.12 yearsI was informed that these individuals were connected to security and were supposed to come over on Thursday. However, I wasn't entirely at ease with the idea, so I declined their visit.12 yearsReceived a call from a security company, and they mentioned someone would get in touch again. They didn't specify from where the call was coming, though. Quite vague, really.12 yearsReceived a rather chilly call this afternoon from a woman claiming to be representing a security firm conducting inspections in our neighbourhood. I let her know we weren't interested, and then she abruptly hung up on me. I've got my doubts about the legitimacy of this outfit.Submit Your Own Report (01642 231331)
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