01753320057
TimeLine☎️ 01753320057 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Numbergroup Utilities Ltd. It is part of the phone block 1753320 with a prefix of 01753. The area code 01753 originates from Slough.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01753320057
- Caller is a scammerSep
2024Phone number is a scamSep
2024User mentions "Soam."Sep
2024Questioning legitimacy of timeshare compensationOct
2022Seeking reimbursement for timeshare fraudOct
2022Fed up with timeshare, need helpOct
2022Scam calls, avoid pointless meetingsSep
2022Caller claims to be internationalJun
2022No response when I answeredOct
2017Ignore frequent unwanted phone callsJul
2017Number Of Searches: 32 Number Of Comments: 10 First Seen: 03 July 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bedburn(Durham) and Collyweston(Northamptonshire).
01753320057 has 10 comments of which 9 x neutral and 1 x negative
01753320057 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01753320057 👆 is reported as linked to persistent callers claiming to help with timeshare compensation, especially regarding Club La Costa and other resorts. Callers often say they operate from Spain but use a UK number, frequently Slough-based. They pressure for payment upfront to start legal claims, promising substantial refunds through legal action. Their approach involves vague answers, avoidance of direct questions, and insistence on Zoom meetings to prove legitimacy. Some find the callers knowledgeable and convincing, while others suspect scams due to dodgy communication and silence on calls. Many people are tired of the repeated calls and dubious tactics, leaving a mixed impression of possible legitimacy tangled with strong suspicions of fraud.
Reports on phone number 01753320057
2 yearsTotal scam, don’t trust it!2 yearsTotal rip off!2 yearsSlamoSoam4 yearsI've had a few calls from this bloke claiming I was ripped off with my timeshare holiday deal through Club La Costa. He's saying I need to shell out £4000 upfront so he can kick off legal action and get me at least £50,000 back since Club La Costa supposedly broke loads of laws and has now gone into administration and shut up shop. According to him, a Spanish judge could sort the payout. He sounds quite knowledgeable and confident, mentioning they’ve got websites showing they've helped lots of others reclaim their money plus extra compensation. But he's pretty pushy with his calls. I’m really unsure if it’s legit or some kind of scam. I mean, I’d love to get back my £26,000 and compensation since I never even used the timeshare - those monthly fees were crazier than booking actual holidays. Totally baffled here!Club La CostaSpain4 yearsThis bloke says he's helping people reclaim cash lost on dodgy timeshares, especially from places like Resort Properties run by Bob Trotter and Diamond Resorts. He sounds pretty legit and real knowledgeable about all the scams Resort Properties have pulled off. Looks like he might be organising another group lawsuit or something along those lines. I’m already too deep in the process to join in now, though.Resort PropertiesBob TrotterDiamond Resorts4 yearsTired of your timeshare? We're here to assist you in reclaiming your rights. Enough is enough!4 yearsThey claim to be affiliated with the TAC Timeshare Advice Centre, but surprisingly, they’re calling from Spain yet using a phone number from Slough. The catch is, they seem incapable of responding to straightforward queries and continuously attempt to steer the conversation towards a rather pointless Zoom call, insisting that such a meeting is proof of their legitimacy-really? Ultimately, their aim appears to be to hook you onto their bandwagon of claimants against timeshare businesses. If you happen to inquire about their fee structure, you’ll find they evade the question and simply keep deflecting to the idea of a Zoom meeting. Frankly, if they were genuine, they would have the ability to answer direct questions, but as it stands, they haven’t managed to provide a clear response to something so simple. Save your time and skip this!TAC Timeshare Advice CentreSpainSlough4 yearsThe call came from a number that’s listed as Slough, but the person on the phone claimed to be calling all the way from Spain.SloughSpain9 yearsWhen I picked up the phone, there was nothing but silence on the other end.9 yearsI've been bombarded with calls from this number, so I usually just let them ring off. Honestly, I’m quite tired of their incessant attempts to get hold of me!Submit Your Own Report (01753 320057)
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