01748850536
TimeLine☎️ 01748850536 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 174885 with a prefix of 01748. The area code 01748 originates from Richmond.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01748850536
- Data training valid until October 2023Jul
2025Data training is current until October 2023May
2025Data training only until October 2023Mar
2025Data training cut-off is October 2023Feb
2025Trained on data until October 2023Dec
2024Scam call regarding Amazon orderJul
2024No answer, no message leftJul
2024Amazon scam attempt to access PCJul
2024Caller does not speakJun
2024SPAM call about Amazon activityJun
2024Beware of caller; spam alertJun
2024Scammer call, difficult to understandJun
2024Amazon scam call, felt insultedJun
2024Amazon scam; hang up, blockJun
2024Scam call regarding Amazon orderJun
2024Attempted scam on elderly womanJun
2024Unclear call, possible call centerMay
2024Unable to contact after scamApr
2024Scam pretending to be AmazonApr
2024Received scam call from AmazonApr
2024Amazon scam from Asian accentApr
2024Struggled with caller's Asian accentMar
2024Received scam call from "Amazon"Mar
2024Missed call from unknown numberFeb
2024Unanswered call, suspected telemarketer interactionFeb
2024Warning about potential scam emailsJan
2024Missed call, no message leftJan
2024Amazon scam call, no emailJan
2024Number Of Searches: 25 Number Of Comments: 23 First Seen: 30 December 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Afon Mydyr(Ceredigion), Blacklunans(Perth and Kinross), Slade End(Oxfordshire), Trevigro(Cornwall) and Warren Row(Berkshire).
01748850536 has 23 comments of which 14 x negative and 9 x neutral
01748850536 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01748850536 👆 is reported as a frequent Amazon scam call, often targeting elderly or vulnerable individuals with claims of fraudulent orders or security issues. Callers, usually with an Asian accent, try to trick recipients into checking non-existent emails or giving computer access. The call sometimes involves threats of charges or asks for card details. Many report the call disconnects abruptly when questioned, and no genuine Amazon contact details are provided. Several experienced users warn it's a clear scam, advising vigilance especially if you’re elderly or have hearing difficulties. The number is widely recognised as harassing and not legitimate, frequently associated with attempts to gain sensitive information or access to personal devices.
Reports on phone number 01748850536
2 yearsMy 90 year old mum got a call on her landline from someone with a thick accent that was hard to follow. The caller claimed that someone had made a purchase on Amazon using my name and said she needed to check her emails straight away because they’d sent a message about it. Thing is, my name isn’t linked to my mum’s number, and she doesn’t even have an email account. It was pretty obvious to me that it was a scam, but I worry someone older might fall for it. I looked up the number afterwards and sure enough, it’s known as an Amazon scam.Amazon2 yearsI chose not to pick up, and they didn’t leave any voicemail or message.2 yearsSome bloke called claiming he was with Amazon, saying they needed to fix my computer. Pretty sure it was just a typical scam trying to get into my PC.Amazon2 yearsNo sound, just silent on the line.2 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be at 14 Hanover Street London and told me to turn on my computer to check an email about my Amazon account. When I asked what the email was about, the caller just dropped the line. Watch out, it’s definitely a spam call!AmazonHanover StreetLondon2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be about a purchase on my Amazon account. When I asked questions, he mentioned he was located on 14 Hanover Street in London. He then asked if he could get into my computer, saying he’d sent me an email - but I never got anything. Definitely a dodgy spam call, watch out!AmazonHanover StreetLondon2 yearsSome bloke with an Indian accent was muttering stuff, I told him to speak louder cos I couldn’t catch what he said, then he just hung up on me. These damn scammers are such a pain in the arse.2 yearsSo, I get this call and the person says, “Hi, I’m calling from Amazon. Do you own a computer?” I said yes. Then they asked if I’d switched it on today, and of course, I said yes again. Then they asked if I’d gotten any messages from Amazon. I said no, thanks, I’d check. Then I quickly ended the call! Honestly, do these people think I’m daft just because my speech issues make me sound older? Proper annoying! 🤬🤬🤬Amazon2 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Amazon again, total scam as usual. Best thing to do is just disconnect and block the number straight away.Amazon2 yearsGot a call today claiming to be from Amazon saying a smart phone was ordered on my 84 year old dad's account and he was sent an email about it. Thankfully we picked up and spotted it was a scam right away. We played along for a bit, but the moment we denied any email, they just cut the call. If BT run that line, they really ought to do something about whoever’s using it. We’ve gone ahead and blocked that number now.AmazonBT2 yearsSomeone called my 86 year old granny claiming her bank account had been compromised and money stolen, but it was obviously a scam.2 yearsI picked up but they said they couldn't hear me. Seemed like it was coming from a call centre.2 yearsSeems like a total rip-off. Tried calling them back but no luck whatsoever.2 yearsTotal scam. They claimed to be from Amazon and asked if I had gotten security emails they supposedly sent me.Amazon2 yearsAt 11:19 today, I got a call from 01748850536, which is supposed to be an ex-directory and on the telephone preference service. Turns out, it’s linked to some sort of Amazon scam. Quite annoying!Amazon2 yearsGot a call from someone with an Asian accent pretending to be from Amazon. They claimed my account showed suspicious charges and that they had 'frozen' it. Then asked me for my card info to cancel the supposed payment. Definitely a scam!AmazonAsia3 yearsI got a call from someone speaking with an Asian accent, saying my Amazon account had a security issue involving a person from Devon. Since one of my relatives actually goes by Devon, I briefly wondered if it was them trying to access my account without permission. I’m not biased against Asian accents at all, but I do have trouble understanding them sometimes - it’s just a dialect I’m not used to. I have my own accent too, but I always try to speak clearly on calls that are important, whether I’m talking or listening.AmazonDevon3 yearsGot a ring from this number claiming to be Amazon but it was obviously a scam.Amazon3 yearsGot a call from this number, I didn’t say anything and they just hung up right away.3 yearsPicked up the phone and as soon as I said hello, they just put the phone down.3 yearsGot a call saying I need to check my email or else I'd be hit with a £350 fee for some Amazon gift card I never ordered.Amazon3 yearsThey just interrupted the call and hung up on me. Didn’t even bother to leave a message.3 yearsI got a call saying it was Amazon telling me to check an urgent email, but I never actually got any email. Felt a bit fishy to be honest.AmazonSubmit Your Own Report (01748 850536)
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