01748825290
TimeLine☎️ 01748825290 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 174882 with a prefix of 01748. The area code 01748 originates from Richmond.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01748825290
- Scam call impersonating Amazon supportMay
2025Caller claimed to be security, disconnectedMay
2025Caller with Indian accent vagueMar
2025Fake Amazon security call reportMar
2025Received an unresponsive callMar
2025Scam; unresponsive after inquiriesFeb
2025Likely a scam attempt noticedJan
2025BT call minder deters scammers effectivelyJan
2025Nuisance call despite TPS registrationJan
2025Amazon call likely a scamJan
2025Annoying stranger's scripted phone callJan
2025Amazon scam call, hung upJan
2025Identified as a scammerJan
2025Scammer calls persist despite blockingJan
2025Amazon scam, blocked number, criminalsDec
2024Scam call from Amazon securityDec
2024Reported scam, caller hung upDec
2024Missed call, no message leftNov
2024Amazon scam claiming account fraudNov
2024Amazon fraud call; clearly a scamNov
2024Suspicious call identified as spamNov
2024Suspicious Amazon security phone callNov
2024Potential scam call from RichmondNov
2024Potential phishing spam call receivedNov
2024Indian call center scam reportedOct
2024User reports a scam incidentOct
2024Reported Amazon scam to authoritiesOct
2024Amazon scam seeking PC accessOct
2024Amazon security call was suspiciousOct
2024Scamming vulnerable seniors is unacceptableOct
2024Suspicious call about card fraudOct
2024Scam warnings and reporting adviceOct
2024Suspicious call about fraudulent chargesOct
2024Number Of Searches: 50 Number Of Comments: 30 First Seen: 30 September 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Beckett End(Norfolk), Blaenbedw Fawr(Ceredigion), Hillerton(Devon), Longformacus(Scottish Borders) and St Neots(Cambridgeshire).
01748825290 has 30 comments of which 10 x neutral and 20 x negative
01748825290 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01748825290 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers claiming to be from Amazon Security, often with a foreign accent, typically Indian. Callers allege fraudulent purchases on the victim’s account and urge them to check emails or grant remote access to their computer. Recipients consistently report no legitimate emails from Amazon and advise not to engage or provide personal information. The calls frequently end abruptly or become hostile when challenged. Many users identify these as nuisance or phishing attempts, sometimes flagged by phone systems as spam. Vulnerable individuals, especially the elderly, are targeted under the guise of urgent fraud warnings. It is highly recommended to block the number, avoid following caller instructions, and report incidents to official fraud authorities for protection.
Reports on phone number 01748825290
1 yearSome bloke just called claiming to be from ? security but then they just dropped the call on me. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.1 yearHe never said his name, just wanted to talk to me. My missus answered and asked who was calling. He replied, 'Just pass him here, Love.' I could tell by his voice he had an Indian accent. My wife shot back, 'I won't hand the phone over unless you tell me who you are, Love!'1 yearGot a call with an Indian accent, there was a strange pause before he spoke. He claimed to be from Amazon's security team but then just dropped the call abruptly. Quite suspicious!Amazon1 yearGot a call with no one speaking, really odd.1 yearScam alert - as soon as I started asking questions, they just went silent.1 yearSeems like a total scam to me.1 yearI've got BT Call Minder, and whenever a scammer rings, they often just drop the call once the system asks them to say who they are. Seems like they’re not keen on revealing themselves.1 yearI got a call out of the blue even though I’m on the TPS. When I answered, it was obviously a predictive dialler since no one actually spoke! Total hassle and really annoying!Telephone Preference Service2 yearsI picked up the phone and some bloke with an accent I couldn’t place started off with a name and then asked all friendly-like, "How are you today?" I just stayed silent, and he hung up pretty quick. Honestly, these calls drive me mad. What on earth does some random person want with how I’m doing?2 yearsThis person said they were from Amazon and kept telling me to get on my computer because supposedly £300 had been charged to my account. I told them to find real work and then they just cut me off.Amazon2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Amazon, sounded like they had an Indian accent. I told them straight up, "You’re not," and hung up. Been getting lots of calls like this from the Richmond region. It’s frustrating because even though I block the number, they somehow manage to get through. This is happening a lot around the North West area. Would be good if there was a way to stop these nuisance calls completely.AmazonRichmondNorth West2 yearsYep, just got another one of those dodgy calls!2 yearsI got a call from someone saying "Hi, this is Michael from Amazon's security team." I didn’t hang about before I just cut the call off. It’s obviously a scam, especially with all the warnings out there now. honestly, who falls for these sorts of calls anymore?MichaelAmazon2 yearsHad another call today claiming to be from Amazon, total scam again. These scammers seriously need to be stopped. I've blocked the number straight away.Amazon2 yearsDefinitely a scam. Got warned about scam interceptors and then they just cut the call.2 yearsThey rang me but I didn’t pick up... didn’t bother leaving any message either!2 yearsSomeone rang me pretending to be from Amazon, saying there had been suspicious activity on my account. Definitely a scam.Amazon2 yearsOn 14/11/24, I got a call from this number saying they were from Amazon's 'Fraud Dept'. They told me someone named "Bell" (that's not me) had supposedly made two orders worth £630 and wanted my info to sort a refund. They also said they emailed me, but I never got anything. The caller didn’t give any proper proof. Definitely seemed like a con to me.Fraud LineAmazonBell2 yearsGot a call today where someone asked for my missus by her first name, but the voice didn’t sound right at all. When I asked who they were, they kinda stuttered and couldn't give a clear answer - reminded me of a silly game I heard about once! So, I checked my phone for the last number called, then dialled it back from my mobile. Sure enough, it came up as “Possible Spam.” From now on, I’m gonna do the same thing whenever my phone flags some numbers. Makes me feel safer that way.ShakespeareEccles2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Amazon security saying my account was being used by another person. They told me to check my emails but when I asked a bit more, the guy said not to stress, that he was helping me. Then out of nowhere he got annoyed, saying I wasn’t paying attention and he’d just let them have my account. There was loads of noise like a busy office in the background, and the caller had an Indian accent. I just ended the call.Amazon2 yearsI can't think of a single reason why I'd get a call from Richmond. Probably a dodgy number or just someone bothering me. That 01748 825290, I reckon it’s just a nuisance.Richmond2 yearsI picked up but there was no-one there, seems like a spam or maybe some phishing attempt??2 yearsTotal rip off!2 yearsGot a call from an Indian call centre asking if I’d bought anything from Amazon lately. When I asked what they were talking about, the guy just hung up on me.Amazon2 yearsGot a call that looked like it was from Amazon but was actually a scam. I made sure to let Amazon know about it straight away.Amazon2 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Amazon, saying they needed to get into my computer. Definitely a scam.Amazon2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be "Amazon security" with an accent that sounded Asian. They said someone had signed into my Amazon and tried to buy something for £699. They told me to check my email, but I hadn’t got any message. Then they asked if I was on my laptop or phone, which raised red flags. I told them it sounded dodgy and they swore it wasn’t, but couldn’t give me a proper reason why, just kept saying I'd lose the money. Told them to bugger off. I still took some safety steps just in case. Watch out for these tricksters.Amazon2 yearsMy mum, who’s 74, got a call from a woman speaking with a strange accent, claiming someone was trying to buy things on Amazon using mum’s account. She kept pushing my mum to look at her emails. But my mum said her daughter is in fraud prevention and asked the caller for their name - as soon as she did that, they hung up. It’s so appalling that these scammers keep targeting older folks and nothing happens to stop them.Amazon2 yearsGot a call with a really awful connection from someone saying I needed to look at my emails because apparently someone tried using my card. Problem is, they never said which card or which bank! They kept pushing me to do what they said, but I just told them I work with the police and was about to start my shift.2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming there was a £700 charge on my Amazon card. When I asked for their identity and refused to give banking info, they just ended the call.AmazonSubmit Your Own Report (01748 825290)
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