01782400450
TimeLine☎️ 01782400450 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 178240 with a prefix of 01782. The area code 01782 originates from Stoke-on-Trent.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01782400450
- Debt collectors targeting vulnerable individualsMay
2011Incorrect debt collection call receivedNov
2010Debt collection company seeking wifeNov
2010Angry about mistaken debt callsNov
2010Unwanted call, no intention returningApr
2009Unknown debt collector contacting userApr
2009Angry about repeated debt callsApr
2009Debt collectors harassing wrong addressApr
2009Forgot to include additional informationApr
2009Debt collector called, wrong numberApr
2009Frustrating unresponsive phone experienceMar
2009Attempted phone scam, no paymentMar
2009Received unexpected debt collection callMar
2009Caller hung up on male voiceFeb
2009Unresponsive business ring, unclear identityFeb
2009Debt collectors targeting deceased individualsFeb
200901782400450 has 16 comments of which 16 x neutral
01782400450 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01782400450 👆 is reported as a persistent debt collection agency operating on behalf of various companies like AOL, E’ON, and Severn Trent. Numerous complainants highlight frequent calls seeking individuals not residing at the number called, often despite the number being on the Telephone Preference Service list. Callers report receiving abrupt hang-ups, refusal to identify themselves properly, and difficulties resolving issues due to misleading or incorrect debt claims. Many feel harassed by repeated calls about debts unrelated to them or long after leaving the service. Recipients are advised to exercise caution and avoid engaging directly, especially if receiving calls for unfamiliar people or debts, and to consider official channels for managing such disputes.
Reports on phone number 01782400450
10 yearsI recently received a call from this company, but as soon as a male voice answered, they abruptly hung up. Quite curious behaviour!10 yearsMy husband insisted we call them back, and we discovered it’s a debt collection agency pursuing funds owed to E'ON. The catch is, I’ve never been an E'ON customer! They seem to be targeting someone entirely different and are clearly confused as I’ve resided at my current address for over three and a half decades. Naturally, my husband is fuming and has told them to stop calling immediately. Honestly, a bit of decency wouldn’t go amiss!E ' ON10 yearsI’ve been receiving calls from debt collectors looking for someone I've never heard of in my life. It’s quite baffling!10 yearsReceived a call inquiring about my spouse. Turns out it was a debt collection firm hired by AOL. It’s quite shocking how they start trying to take advantage of you the moment you’ve been off their customer list for a year. Quite the con, if you ask me!AOL10 yearsI received a call from this company, but as soon as we answered with a greeting, they hung up without another word. So, naturally, I had to call back. Turns out, they represent a firm called Advantage and seem to be involved in debt collection. They asked for our number but were actually looking for someone who isn’t here. After I pointed that out, they quickly apologised and claimed it was a mistake. Quite the mix-up, really!Advantage11 yearsI had a rather dodgy experience with some callers recently. Shortly after, I received an email from a company claiming I owed them seventy quid! I've been with AOL for nearly three years now, and I've got to say, these people can whistle for their cash!AOL11 yearsOnce more, I found myself on the receiving end of another phone call today from the same individuals. This time, they were hunting for someone connected to a different address, claiming they owed dues to Severn Trent. How on earth do these chaps manage to keep getting away with this? It's infuriating to be harassed over someone else's financial matters, especially when I thought my number was on the do-not-call list. I'm quite fed up with it, to be honest!SevernTrent11 yearsYet again today, I received a call from the same group, albeit this time they were inquiring about someone else with a different address who apparently owes money to Severn Trent. How on earth do these individuals manage to operate like this? I'm being hounded over debts that aren’t even mine, and they keep ringing me on a number that should be ex-directory! It's absolutely infuriating!SevernTrent11 yearsI received a call earlier today, and the moment I answered, they hung up straight away. I've absolutely no idea who these individuals are or why they're reaching out to us. There's certainly no way I'm going to spend my money trying to ring them back!11 yearsJust a quick update to my earlier message, as I neglected to mention some important details.11 yearsReceived a call inquiring about our spouse. Turns out it was a debt recovery agency working for AOL, trying to take advantage as soon as someone has passed away, particularly when you haven’t been a customer for a year. Disgraceful behaviour!AOL11 yearsWe reached out regarding a few unusual calls that my wife received. When we inquired about the identity of the callers, they insisted on referring to themselves as part of a business group and claimed they could only communicate with her directly. Despite our persistent requests for clarification on who they were, their response remained frustratingly vague. If they can't disclose their identity, then they shouldn't be contacting my wife at all. On the next occasion they rang, there was complete silence on their end. How odd!11 yearsI just had a rather curious experience with a phone call. We answered the line, cheerfully saying 'hello' twice, but the caller promptly hung up on us. Intrigued, we dialled back and a chap on the other end started talking about some debt collection matter-something to do with 'Fanta,' if I recall correctly. It’s puzzling, as we've never had dealings with such a company and, to top it off, we don’t even use AOL. I've quite no clue why they’d be reaching out to us!FantaAOL12 yearsThey’ve rung us again and promptly hung up. It’s reminiscent of dealing with AOL's customer service, to be honest. The problem is that until we actually get to speak with these callers (who, by the way, seem determined not to), we can’t clarify the fact that we've never been users of AOL, which is precisely why they're reaching out to us in the first place!AOL12 yearsI've been getting calls from debt collectors looking for someone whose name is completely unfamiliar to me. It's all rather perplexing, to be honest!13 yearsReceived a call from someone searching for my wife. It turns out this was a debt collection agency associated with AOL. The moment you try to switch providers, they seem to come out of the woodwork, especially if you've been a customer within the last year. Quite the nuisance, really!AOLSubmit Your Own Report (01782 400450)
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