01752426226
TimeLine☎️ 01752426226 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 1752426 with a prefix of 01752. The area code 01752 originates from Plymouth.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01752426226
- Avoiding unwanted equity release callFeb
2019Negative experience avoids companyJan
2019Unwanted aggressive sales tactics experiencedJan
2019Daily Telegraph equity release formJan
2019"Following up on equity release"Nov
2018Receiving spam calls, blocking numberNov
2018Received unwanted call after completing formOct
2018Repeating comment as mentionedOct
2018Unsolicited call after submitting detailsOct
2018Negative experience with equity releaseOct
2018Received silent call after formSep
2018Asking about equity release optionsAug
2018Surprised by Daily Telegraph's responseAug
2018User seeking unanswered question resolutionAug
2018Wanted equity release quote, unwanted callsJun
2018experience with equity release companyDec
2017Number Of Searches: 261 Number Of Comments: 12 First Seen: 15 June 2018 General Reputation: positiveThis number has recently been searched from Dikler(Gloucestershire), Highbridge(Staffordshire) and Rhosnesni(Wrexham).
01752426226 has 12 comments of which 11 x neutral and 1 x positive
01752426226 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01752426226 👆 is reported as a persistent and intrusive caller linked to equity release inquiries, often contacting people almost immediately after they fill in online forms, especially those associated with the Daily Telegraph. Many users describe it as aggressive and harassing, with calls sometimes disconnecting when answered or having no one speaking at the other end. Several found it misleading, expecting no-obligation quotes but instead receiving unwanted follow-up calls. Callers are often blocked and users express disappointment, particularly given the association with a reputable source. The overall sentiment is one of frustration and distrust towards this number and the equity release company it represents.
Reports on phone number 01752426226
7 yearsJust a few minutes ago, I completed an online form to check roughly how much equity release I might qualify for - not that it's necessary since we've got savings. Right after, a call came through from this number, but we've been getting loads of spam calls lately, so I let it ring out to voicemail. The call ended straight away. I’m definitely going to keep this number handy, and if it pops up on my caller ID again, I won’t be picking up.8 yearsHad pretty much the same run-in as others have mentioned here. Honestly, felt like pure harassment! All that talk about “no obligation” and “no sales” was just rubbish. I’ll be steering clear of this firm for sure. Their way of doing business really doesn’t sit well with me.8 yearsmy partner was simply trying to find out about any equity available, and within 10 mins we got an email then a call. luckily our phone is broken right now so it didnt ring but it saved the number. weve blocked it now though, as they seem really pushy and I bet they wont stop pestering us.8 yearsI had a really similar thing happen to me. On the 12th of Jan, I filled out an online equity release form from the Daily Telegraph just out of curiosity. They offered a choice to schedule a call to chat about it, so I set one up for the 17th, at a time that suited me. But guess what? I got a call on my mobile just 10 minutes later! I only agreed to discuss it on the 17th, so that felt pretty dodgy. I only trusted the Daily Telegraph enough to put in my details and book a time, but this felt like a bit of a sneaky move on their part. Proper poor show from them.Daily Telegraph8 yearsJust like everyone else's experience, I got a call supposedly about a no obligation equity release quote from Daily Telegraph or something similar. Not even a second after they contacted me, this number popped up on my phone! I’m done with it and blocking them straight away.Daily Telegraph8 yearsI had asked about equity release and they got back to me to follow up.8 yearsI just completed one of those equity release applications to see what sort of deal i might qualify for and almost immediately my phone started ringing. The weird part is, i'm pretty sure i never gave them my mobile number! Anyway, I’ve blocked the caller now.8 yearsPretty much like the others have said, right after I put in my details about equity release, this number rang me straight away. When I picked up, no one said anything. Honestly, they've lost any chance of getting my business now.8 yearsI did an online form for equity release, it was a Telegraph ad that caught my eye. Straight away I got a call from this number, it seemed like a call centre with noise in the background, but when I answered and said hello, there was nothing and then they hung up. I always assumed the Telegraph was reliable, so I thought it was legit. Honestly, quite disappointed with how it turned out.The Telegraph8 yearsOut of curiosity, I got in touch with the equity release service through the Daily Telegraph, but after having a chat, I chose not to go ahead. Still, I ended up getting a call from them later, which honestly isn’t what I expected from the Daily Telegraph.Daily Telegraph8 yearsi tried calling back but got nothing, no response at all.8 yearsWas just looking for a no strings attached quote on equity release, and now I’m getting loads of calls from this number.Submit Your Own Report (01752 426226)
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