01738560120
TimeLine☎️ 01738560120 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Virgin Media Limited. It is part of the phone block 173856 with a prefix of 01738. The area code 01738 originates from Perth.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01738560120
- Doubted Microsoft, dismissed computer helpJun
2024Missed call, South Yorkshire areaJun
2024Unrecognised call with message leftJun
2024Suspicious call from fake MicrosoftJun
2024Beware of bank fraud callJun
2024Likely scam from silent callJun
2024Received bank security phone callJun
2024User experiences Amazon scam callJun
2024Scam call from "Amazon", automatedJun
2024Ignoring unrecognized calls for safetyJun
2024User frustrated with scam bank notificationsJun
2024Cold call regarding booked ticketsJun
2024Ignore bank fraud scam callsJun
2024Warning about potential scam callJun
2024Warning of bank scam callJun
2024AI fraud call scam warningJun
2024Fraud call from international bankingJun
2024Activity alert received, account checkedJun
2024Block bank fraud to stopJun
2024Fraudulent card activity phone callJun
2024User assuming typical scam callJun
2024Report scams to prevent callsJun
2024Inappropriate and potentially harmful behaviorJun
2024Unknown call, possible computer generatedJun
2024Unrecognized number, silent call disconnectJun
2024User describes possible Amazon Prime scamJun
2024Call center woman, bad accent, SCAM.Jun
2024Left noise on answer machineJun
2024Unwanted scam call criticized as unhelpfulJun
2024Warned about possible fraudulent activitiesJun
2024Call ignored, suspected scam callerJun
2024Suspicious bank fraud message scamMay
2024Warning about bank security scamMay
2024Asian accent from Perth, UKMay
2024Warning: Attempted fraudulent activity, avoidMay
2024Amazon Prime subscription potential fraudMay
2024Claim of bank fraud accusationMay
2024Warning about fraudulent Amazon chargesMay
2024Warning about potential Visa scamMay
2024Warning about potential visa scamMay
2024Call unanswered, site labeled dangerousMay
2024Warning about long-running bank scamMay
2024Spam call from fake BTMay
2024Unwanted phone call, likely scamMay
2024Warning about potential scam callMay
2024Unable to provide number solutionMay
2024Scam targeting elderly, very concerningMay
2024Requesting consistent fixes for unreliable servicesMay
2024Unsuccessful attempt to report paymentsMay
2024Amazon scam call seeking paymentMay
2024Warning about fraudulent internet callMay
2024Expresses doubt about legitimacyMay
2024Potential scam call from PerthMay
2024Number Of Searches: 122 Number Of Comments: 51 First Seen: 09 May 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ballingdon Bottom(Bedfordshire), Gorst Hill(Staffordshire), Netherburn(North Lanarkshire) and Ysbyty Ystwyth(Ceredigion).
01738560120 has 51 comments of which 12 x neutral and 38 x negative and 1 x positive
01738560120 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01738560120 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number primarily targeting bank fraud and Amazon-related fraud claims. Callers use automated or robotic messages, often citing unauthorised bank transactions or Amazon purchases, urging recipients to press buttons to speak with a "fraud department." Many victims, including the elderly, report receipt of calls despite registration with TPS and call-blocking services. The scammers employ various tactics, including posing as Microsoft, banks, or internet providers, often delivering unclear or suspicious messages. Calls are frequently silent, garbled, or hang up abruptly. Users are advised strongly not to engage, respond, or provide any personal details, but to block the number and report incidents to official bodies such as Action Fraud or via the 7726 text service.
Reports on phone number 01738560120
2 yearsSomebody rang me claiming to be from Microsoft, said there was an issue with my PC. I just told them to jog on.Microsoft2 yearsToday, 28/06/24, I got a missed call from this number while I was in South Yorkshire, but they never picked up when I tried to ring back.South Yorkshire2 yearsGot a call yesterday from a number I didn’t know, so I just let it go to voicemail. The message was all jumbled, something about a weird bank transfer from abroad and some Amazon purchase. FYI, our phone is registered with TPS.AmazonTelephone Preference Service2 yearsSome bloke rang me claiming he was with Microsoft, but I could barely catch what he was on about so I just ended the call. Then, almost straight away, I got another call from a number I didn’t recognise, and the noise in the background sounded pretty much the same.Microsoft2 yearsGot a missed call and a voicemail from someone claiming to be from my bank’s fraud team about some weird activity on my account. The number looked local, but I got basically the same message from a similar local number just days ago. Pretty clear this is one of those bank scams!2 yearsJust got a call saying "this is your bank security," hung up straight away and blocked the number.2 yearsGot a call with no one talking, pretty clear it was a scam since they’ve been ringing before.2 yearsGot yet another dodgy call claiming to be from Amazon. Funny how this post says most of these scams happen down south, but I’m up here in Yorkshire - right in the North East. Seems like they’re everywhere nowadays!AmazonYorkshire2 yearsLike lots of folks have said before, this call came through with the same robotic pre-recorded voice and mentioned the exact same sums of money, supposedly from “Amazon”. Totally dodgy. I reckon they’re banking on the chance that a few people on their list actually shop on Amazon at all!Amazon2 yearsI usually just ignore calls from numbers I don’t know.2 yearsGot some robo call saying there’s been some dodgy activity on my bank account. Really fed up with these bloody SCAMMERS!2 yearsGot a cold call earlier, thanking me for booking train tickets or something like that. They kept saying if I didn’t do it, press 1 to talk to their fraud team - classic scam tactic really.2 yearsLooks like a scam from a bank, definitely best to ignore it.2 yearsReceived a call that was obviously trying to get my bank info - total scam.2 yearsHad a call from some AI voice claiming to be from my bank's fraud team. Thing is, I’ve never even been with that bank, so pretty sure it’s just another scam trying to trick people :-)2 yearsGot a robocall claiming it was my bank, warning me about some dodgy transactions - £300 in town and £1100 overseas. They said to press 1 to connect. Pretty clear they’re just after my banking info, total scam.2 yearsMy missus picked up the phone, and this creepy automated voice started saying there was some dodgy business on my Amazon account involving £300 and £1100. It told her to press a button to 'cancel and talk to an agent.' She just hung up straight away. Total scam call, watch out!International BankingAmazon2 yearsGot a call earlier about some suspicious activity on my account or something like that.2 yearsBlocked the number, seemed like a banking scam to me.2 yearsGot a call from 01738560120 with a recorded message from a woman saying there was suspicious activity on my card, but she didn’t say which card. She mentioned £300 spent on Amazon and a £1100 transfer from my bank. The message told me to press 1 to cancel or 2 to talk to someone. I just ended the call straight away.Amazon2 yearsI’m all about pulling off clever English scams, and honestly, after scoring plenty of credit card details, I’ve had some fun times with your husband too 🤪2 yearsI reckon it was one of those usual scam calls. The moment I picked up and casually said “hello,” they just hung up straight away. Honestly, that felt pretty rude to me, like it wasn’t anything important at all.2 yearsI got a call from 01738560120, but when I picked up, there was complete silence on the other end. I waited a bit to see if anyone would say something, but it was just quiet, then the call got cut off. Since I didn’t know the number, I found it pretty strange.2 yearsThis number was totally unfamiliar to me, and I’ve got no contacts in Perth. When I answered, there was just silence - no message left on the answerphone whatsoever. Pretty clear it was just one of those automated calls! Even though I’m signed up with BT call protect and the TPS, I still keep getting unsolicited calls I never asked for. Seriously thinking about reporting this one to BT and the TPS!PerthBTTPS2 yearsThe TPS scheme just blocks a small slice of genuine calls, not most of them, and doesn't touch scam calls at all. And Call Protect only catches a few scammy ones too. If you want to deal with scam calls, texts and emails, take a look at the guidance on the police Action Fraud phishing page. For calls, send a text to 7726. Same with scam texts, forward them to 7726. If you get suspicious emails, forward 'em to '[email protected]'.Telephone Preference ServiceTPSCall ProtectAction Fraud2 yearsGot a call from a posh sounding lady claiming to be from Amazon Prime, said thanks for signing up and started rattling on. Turned out to be one of those voice-activated scams. Watch out!Amazon2 yearsPicked up the phone and after a bit of a pause, some woman with a thick accent started chatting. I pretended I couldn’t catch what she was saying and she just hung up. Definitely a scam, call centre stuff.2 yearsThe guy called, and even though my voicemail clearly said it was an answering machine, all he said was “Hello” and then hung up - proper muppet. I decided to look the number up on this site and yep, turned out to be a typical scam call.2 yearsWhen I got their voicemail, I just left a quick 10-second garbled mess of noise.2 yearsGot a call about some "unauthorised charges" on my bank from Amazon - funny thing is, I don't even have an Amazon account lol. Totally a scam, just hang up right away! Never give them any details and definitely report it if you get a call like that.Amazon2 yearsEven though I’m on the TPS register, this number called me at 11:54 on the 5th of June. I didn’t pick up, so it went straight to voicemail but they didn’t bother leaving any message. Pretty clear it was just another scam call.2 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from my bank’s security team. I probably matched his cheek for cheek, he was quite rude, so was I in the end!Fraud Prevention Team2 yearsGot a voicemail saying it was from my bank’s fraud team. They claimed there’d been a big withdrawal from my account. Pretty obvious it was just a scam.2 yearsGot a call from a number in Perth, Scotland, but the person on the other end had a strong Asian accent. They stumbled over my name and kept dodgin’ saying who they were. I did a quick search and found a whole bunch of different long-running financial scams linked to that number. Definitely dodgy, avoid!PerthScotland2 yearsLooks like a scam, best steer clear of this number.2 yearsSounds like a straight up banking scam to me.2 yearsTried ringing back but no response, ended up leaving a message on the voicemail. Checked out the reviews here and noticed a lot of warnings, so I marked it as risky.2 yearsGot a call saying it was about my Visa card - total scam, don't trust it.2 yearsAbsolute rubbish! Got a message saying I owed £300 to Amazon and another £1100 for some overseas transfer. Total scam, be careful!Amazon2 yearsA caller with an Asian accent tried ringing, saying they were from BT this time... Thankfully, my phone flagged it as 'possible scam', so I just ignored it! 😡 Total spam, no doubt about it . . . 🤬BT2 yearsGot a voicemail from “bank security” yesterday. This scam's been going on ages. Immediately blocked the number.2 yearsJust got a call about a supposed Visa debit security issue. Seemed fishy to me, probably one of those scams trying to steal your info. Definitely don’t trust these calls!2 yearsI got a call claiming to be from my bank, saying there were two big transactions on my account. They told me to press 1 if it was me, 2 if it wasnt. Honestly, total scam. Dont fall for it and definitely dont press any buttons.2 yearsGot a call right around midday, probably thinking I'd be at home then. They didn’t bother to leave a voicemail, so I just figured it was some kind of scam - and that’s exactly what it turned out to be. I bet it could be quite alarming and even risky for elderly folk.2 yearsIgnored the call since the number was totally unfamiliar to me.2 yearsThis morning my 98 year old mum got a call from the number 01738 560 120. They claimed that between £300 and £1000 was withdrawn from her bank. Luckily she hung up straight away, cause last time she freaked out and dialled 999. It's awful how these scammers prey on the elderly and vulnerable. Absolutely shameful behaviour.2 yearsThis keeps happening way too often, not just one time but like every couple of days, really need to get it fixed.2 yearsGot a call on 14/5/24 at 09:54 about some questionable charges. Attempted to reach a staff member to discuss it further, but the call ended abruptly.2 yearsFRAUD CALL Got a call from some automated message pretending to be Amazon. It said I supposedly owe £78.98 and if I’m not paying, I should press 1 to talk to a manager. I hit 1 hoping to explain and get my number taken off their list, but no one picked up 🙄.FRAUDULENTAmazon2 yearsTotally a scam, watch out for this one.2 yearsGot a call this morning around 10:15 with the Perth, Scotland area code. Heard some of my answer machine greeting, but the caller just cut off halfway through. Feels a bit dodgy, probably some sort of scam.PerthScotlandSubmit Your Own Report (01738 560120)
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