01797335071
☎️ 01797335071 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 179733 with a prefix of 01797. The area code 01797 originates from Rye.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01797335071
- Stop frequent phone calls, pleaseJun
2017Received call; used whistle tacticMay
2017User provided no responseMay
2017Unwanted calls; politicians unaffectedMay
2017Scam call with health questionMar
2017Company harassing vulnerable elderly individualFeb
2017Scammers ignoring grief, causing distressFeb
2017Suspicious health call ended abruptlyFeb
2017Elderly scammed; urgent investigation neededJan
2017Call blocked by call guardianJan
2017Ignored calls, no messages leftDec
2016Scam call still operating, why?Nov
2016Suspicious caller asking personal informationNov
2016Received unsolicited call about healthNov
2016Health care company scam alertNov
2016Racially insensitive comments about callersOct
2016Received questionable phone call, potential scamOct
2016Scam call from supposed health centerOct
2016Elderly mother with dementia forgetsSep
2016Persistent caller, no messages receivedAug
2016Scam call targeting elderly motherAug
2016Unwanted calls from "Adam", annoyingJul
2016Silence during a three-minute callJul
2016Wrong number, polite Asian callerJul
2016Ignoring unfamiliar calls, only messages acceptedJul
2016Caller claimed health check, annoyingJul
2016It's a scam, just hang upJul
2016Called by possible scam organizationJul
2016Scammers target vulnerable, hang upJun
2016Misunderstood call, found it humorousJun
2016Contact Action Fraud to reportJun
2016Suspicious call about health tabletsJun
2016Obvious attempt at a scamJun
2016Making phone call, ignoring adviceJun
2016Beware of targeting elderly individualsJun
2016Warning about conmen on phoneJun
2016Health-related calls received todayJun
2016Scam call from Wood houseJun
2016Suspicious call from wellbeing centreJun
2016Comment suggests calling out someoneMay
2016Inappropriate and unprofessional encounter detailsMay
2016Elderly victim of dishonest scamApr
2016International nuisance calls, avoid sharing detailsApr
2016Beware of potential phone scamsApr
2016Possible scam call about healthApr
2016Unwanted Asian caller harassing momMar
2016English name, Asian accent, persistent callerMar
2016Persistent survey caller, suspicious tacticsMar
2016Unwanted health-related phone callFeb
2016Nuisance calls from immoral scammersFeb
2016Cautiously avoid persistent Asian manFeb
2016Suspicious calls requesting credit card informationFeb
2016Suspicious health center phone callFeb
2016Repeated calls about medication inquiryFeb
2016Scammer asking for bank detailsJan
2016Scam call, mother recognized fraudJan
2016Scam call regarding non-existent tabletsJan
2016Indian caller pushed medication scamDec
2015Suspicious call targeting elderly motherNov
2015Fraudulent calls about false ordersNov
2015Beware of fake nutritionist callsOct
2015Suspicious caller, potential scam involvementOct
2015Frustrated by ongoing scam callsSep
2015Suspicious call disguised as wellnessSep
2015Indian caller was a quackSep
2015Received nuisance call pretending consultantSep
2015Continued unwanted phone calls reportedJul
2015Annoying foreign person selling productsJul
2015Received health tablets cold callJul
2015Annoying call, no message leftJul
2015Scammer targeting elderly with dementiaMay
2015Repeated unsolicited calls, privacy invasionMay
2015Annoying calls after rejecting offersApr
2015Confused call from John, felt gullibleMar
2015Unexpected repeated calls and inquiriesMar
2015Pleased with but didn't purchaseFeb
2015Received suspicious health-related phone callFeb
2015Rude foreign man hung upJan
2015Beware of fraudulent nutritionist callsDec
2014Scammers targeted elderly woman, ignored careNov
2014Abusive call; recommend blocking itNov
2014Elderly targeted by phone scammersOct
2014Elderly neighbor scammed into purchasingOct
2014Frustration over persistent unwanted callsSep
2014Scammers targeting elderly individuals' healthAug
2014Harassing calls should be illegalAug
2014Receiving unwanted calls, blocking installedAug
2014Upset about health survey inquiryAug
2014Frustrated with persistent cold callsAug
2014Elderly deserve privacy from scamsAug
2014Inquire about Sera wellbeing centerJul
2014Concern for elderly phone harassmentJul
2014Tired of annoying phone callsJun
2014Scammed elderly mother-in-law, awaiting refundJun
2014Call went to voicemail; no messageApr
2014Unwanted calls from persistent telemarketerApr
2014Unwelcome call upset pensioners' familyMar
2014Selling remedies to protected numbersJan
2014Silence filled the roomSep
2013Number Of Searches: 355 Number Of Comments: 97 First Seen: 27 January 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bradley Green(Gloucestershire), Lydiard Plain(Wiltshire), The Corner(Kent), Tregellist(Cornwall) and Woodford(Northamptonshire).
01797335071 has 97 comments of which 76 x neutral and 18 x negative and 3 x positive
01797335071 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01797335071 👆 is reported as persistent and intrusive, primarily targeting elderly and vulnerable individuals with unsolicited calls claiming to be from health or wellbeing organisations. Callers often use non-British accents and may share personal details to feign legitimacy, sometimes pressuring recipients to disclose sensitive information or purchase costly, unnecessary supplements. Many report calls involving health-related questions or offers of medication, leading to distress, financial loss, and increased anxiety, particularly among those with dementia or serious illnesses. Despite numerous complaints and warnings about scams, callers continue undeterred, prompting calls for stronger regulatory action and police involvement. Best practice advises not answering unknown numbers, never providing personal or bank details, and reporting suspicious calls to relevant authorities for investigation.
Reports on phone number 01797335071
9 yearsCan someone please tell these people to stop calling me like 5 times every single day? It’s driving me mad!9 yearsThis number just rang me but I didn’t pick up since I always check who’s calling first. The moment my answering machine kicked in, the caller ended the call straight away. I’ve also tried a futile refs whistle before - it really does the job perfectly.9 yearsThey didnt pick up.9 yearsCan't understand why these companies keep ringing, surely no one’s interested in what they’re selling. The government just sits back and does nothing because they don’t want to seem rude or harsh. I’m pretty sure the politicians aren’t getting pestered by these calls in their own homes!10 yearsI got a call from this dodgy number too. The guy didn’t sound English but he asked me “how are you feeling today?” I just replied “I’m fine” and quickly hung up on him.10 yearsMy mum is 90 and has dementia, and this lot just won't stop ringing her. They’re always after her personal info, which is really worrying. It’s so annoying and persistent, I honestly think they should be shut down. I’m thinking of getting the police and Action Fraud involved. The number they keep calling from is 01797 335071. - VivienneAction FraudCheersVivienne10 yearsMy phone keeps ringing with calls meant for my mum, who sadly passed away a few months back. It’s not the first time someone has called asking for her by name, even giving my mum’s old address and postcode. Every time I explain she’s no longer with us, they say sorry and then push some dodgy product or scam. I’ve now started jotting down those numbers and I’m ready to blast a whistle down the line whenever they call again. Don’t these people get how painful it is, losing my mum and then being hassled like this? I’m devastated after losing both mum and my brother within half a year, and these calls just make coping even harder.10 yearsI got a ring from this number the other day, some bloke with an Asian accent. He was chatting about my health and said we'd spoken before Christmas. Then he asked if I was forgetful or had any memory issues. Things didn’t really pan out how he wanted though, as he just cut off the call.10 yearsMy elderly mum just got a call from these folks and she went and gave them her bank details, which was silly of her. We're now scrambling to sort it all out. Reading the comments here, it looks like this scam has been happening for quite some time. Surely someone can look into it and shut it down?10 yearsToday I tried to ring but Call Guardian stopped the call from going through.10 yearsI’ve got my answerphone switched on but these guys called me a couple of times and didn’t bother to leave any message. So, I just ignore the calls and don’t reply at all.10 yearsYesterday, 28th November 2016, my mother in law got a phone call from this number. They already had her name, address, and postcode, which was a bit creepy. After confirming those details, they went straight to asking for her credit card info. Luckily, she ended the call before giving anything out. It’s worrying that these scammers are still working from this same number. Does anyone know why it hasn't been blocked or why no action has been taken against these fraudsters?10 yearsThis person rang up asking all sorts of questions about my health and even bank cards. Honestly, someone needs to do something about these callers.10 yearsGot a call earlier from a guy, sounded Asian, claiming to be from some health firm. He told me I sounded much younger than my 80 years, then started asking about my lung cancer. I was a bit taken aback and asked him where he had that info from, but he just stayed silent. Honestly, where on earth do these people dig up such personal stuff? I didn’t hang about - ended the call straight away.10 yearsBeen getting loads of calls from a dodgy health care firm. If you want them to leave you alone, go to #### and sign up with your info.10 yearsThese people just don't quit! I told the bloke to buzz off, but he rang me again straight away, telling me not to be so harsh. I told him where to shove it and hung up. Then he called back once more, but this time I picked up and just let the line ring out. He stayed on the line for ages before finally catching on. Honestly, it's mostly these Asian callers pestering me - haven't had much bother from other groups. I really don't think they deserve any respect as a whole.10 yearsGot a call last week from this number, some guy with a really strong Pakistani accent, couldn't quite catch who he said he was representing. He seemed to know way too much about me though, stuff like my age and what meds I’m on, which felt a bit dodgy. When I asked where he got that info, he said it was all legit, coming from a company called Data Vendors through local chemists or something. I told him that sounded unlikely, then he started pushing some alternative medicine. That’s when I figured it was a scam and just hung up.Data Vendors10 yearsI got a call from 01797335071, a man with an Asian accent claiming to be from my local health clinic, even gave the exact name. I told him to call back the next day so I could verify with my GP practice, and turns out it’s definitely a scam. If you get a call like this, report it straight to Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040. Next time he rings, tell him you’ve reported him and that’s what you’ll do every time. What he’s doing is illegal. I’m on the TPS so I’m protected.Action FraudTelephone Preference Service10 yearsThey've called my mum, who’s elderly and has dementia, two times now. She can’t really remember the chats, but she did manage to jot down the phone number.10 yearsThis number keeps ringing non stop, i honestly lost track how many times it's called me. They never bother to leave a voicemail either. I just ignore it and dont pick up, but still the calls keep coming through. Can't be bothered with it at all.10 yearsMy elderly mum received a call from someone pretending to be the medical centre. They said because she’s on several medications, they needed to do a review and started asking for her bank and credit card info. Luckily, she didn't fall for it and kept the details to herself.10 yearsI got a call from some guy called "Adam" who kept saying "love" all the time, asking how I was doing and about my health. I told him to stop using that word and just leave me alone.Adam10 yearsMy partner answered the call, but there wasn’t a single word from the other end, so we just left it ringing for about three minutes.10 yearsGot a call from a gentleman with an Asian accent, sounded like it was from a call centre out that way. He was quite polite, but I told him straight up that he must have dialled the wrong number. Oddly enough, he did say my name right. I just apologised and ended the call.10 yearsThis number keeps ringin me but I don’t pick up cause I only answer calls I know. If it’s important, they can just leave a message on my voicemail and I’ll return it if I have to.10 yearsOn the 13th of July 2016, I got a call from an Asian gentleman who seemed to know the exact GP surgery I was signed up with. He said he was calling to check on any health problems I might have. I said I was fine, no issues. Then he told me to drink five glasses of warm water daily and said he'd call me again in half a year! I have no clue who he was. No damage done, just extremely irritating.10 yearsHonestly, it’s just a total rip-off, best thing to do is hang up straight away.10 yearsGot a ring from this number claiming to be some kind of wellbeing group based in East Sussex, saying they were doing some health awareness thing near me. They quickly started asking about my health issues, which I told them was private and that they hadn’t shown any proof of who they are. I figured they were trying to trick me into sharing something so they could push some pills or treatments. After reading other comments about this number, it sounds like a scam to me, so I’d be careful and consider it dodgy.East Sussex10 yearsThey kept ringing my wife, who’s got brain damage, but the moment I grab the phone, they just drop the call. What bunch of muppets.10 yearsGot a ring from this number a bit ago, but I'm hard of hearing so couldn’t catch much of what the bloke was saying. I even thought he was asking something daft like what my house looked like! 😆 I told him if he knew where I lived, he’d know how shabby it probably is! He didn’t ask any follow-up, which was a surprise. Can’t help but laugh about it now, but I do always look up strange numbers first.10 yearsMy dad went through something like this too. Luckily, he caught the payment in time and stopped it, but then the bloke phoned back, getting pushy trying to take the money again. Anyone else gotten these calls should ring Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040 - they might be able to help put a stop to it.10 yearsToday, 20th June 2016, I got a call from a bloke who sounded Asian. He already knew my name and claimed he was ringing from some Wellbeing Centre. He started asking about my health and any aches or pains I might have. After a bit, he said he’d be sending me some tablets. I told him I wasn’t interested and asked him to stop bothering me, then hung up. I’m guessing the next step would’ve been him trying to get my bank info.Wellbeing Centre10 yearsThey're trying to pull a fast one but it's super obvious it's a scam. Total load of rubbish if you ask me.10 yearsThey kept calling to check if I was alright, told them to just leave me alone and put the phone down.10 yearsMy elderly folks have been getting calls pretty much all hours, and once my mum actually spoke with a man who claimed to be a health professional. He talked about her medication and even gave tips on how to use them better - which freaked us out because how on earth did he know what pills she takes? He didn't push for any money or try to get bank details, maybe because my mum's not easily fooled and would've challenged him. What was weird though, he asked if family helped her out. And whenever my dad answered instead, the caller quickly ended the call, so it's clear these dodgy people are probably going after older women living alone. Just a warning to everyone!10 yearsToday I checked on an elderly chap who was chatting on the phone with what turned out to be fraudsters. Sadly, by the time I got there, he’d already given them his card information. We're currently speaking with the bank, as they’ve managed to withdraw £63.50 from his account.10 yearsgot a couple of calls today, both asking about health stuff and things like that.10 yearsThis number called me earlier today. A person with an Indian accent claimed to be from Woodhouse Health Centre in Leeds and asked me some questions about my meds. I just ended the call straight away.Woodhouse Health CentreLeeds10 yearsOn 1st June 2016, I got a call from this number. An Asian woman claimed to be ringing from a wellbeing centre, but I ended the call pretty quickly.10 yearsHonestly, you should really find something better to do with your time.11 yearsMy dad got scammed out of £180 by some "charming Welsh woman named Daphne" - honestly, it's shocking and just plain awful. From what I've heard, these people target older folks and ask for loads of money for almost nothing.Daphne11 yearsI called BT's nuisance call support for my 85 year old mum, cos she kept getting calls from this number. They said it's actually from abroad but they make it look like a UK number. Apparently, you can't block it at the exchange unless you get a completely new phone line. Just a heads up - never share your bank info with these guys!BTUK11 yearsToday, 7th April 2016, this number rang my 94-year-old mum while I was with her. They claimed she owed some money and wanted her card information. Luckily, she doesn’t keep a bank card anymore after a close call with another so-called "Wellbeing Company" a short while ago. When she said that, they just hung up straight away. Definitely watch out for these sorts of calls!Wellbeing Firm11 yearsGot a call from a man with an Asian accent claiming he worked for some health dept. He mentioned my husband was dealing with joint pain and was taking four pills for it. I asked him how he knew that, and he sounded annoyed. I quickly hung up. This kind of thing would really scare an older person, I reckon.11 yearsThis guy rang my mum, even knew her address and name. He sounded Asian but had a proper English name. Said he wanted to talk about her health or something. It really stressed my mum out since her number’s ex directory and she’s on the phone preference list. He kept pestering her and just wouldn’t take no for an answer, it’s like harassment.11 yearsGot calls from a guy with a super English sounding name, but his accent was totally Asian. He kept asking about my health. He rang me four times in a row and each time I didn't pick up. Proper annoying!11 yearsThis number called me and already seemed to know my name and where I live, saying they were conducting a survey about the health of older people. I ended the call quickly, but then they rang back six times until I picked up again. The caller was quite pushy, insisting they weren't making cold calls and getting a bit aggressive. I told them I wasn’t a pensioner and asked them to stop calling. Honestly, if someone more vulnerable had answered, they might’ve felt pressured to respond to all their questions.11 yearsThis number rang me, I ended the call, but they quickly dialled back and asked me why I’d hung up. Then they mentioned something about discussing my health. I just put the phone down again!11 yearsIt’s a harsh reminder that loads of so-called “business” folks out there have zero ethics and constantly pester vulnerable people with endless calls just to scam them. We’ve had these nuisance calls come through around a dozen times, usually pretending to conduct a survey “for the NHS.” Obviously, that’s a front - what they’re doing is called pretexting, and as a retired private investigator, I can confirm that’s completely illegal here in the UK. I’ve looked into these callers, and honestly, they’re nothing but lowlifes.NHSUK11 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy who was pretty irritating. He kept probing about my health and what meds I'm on. Honestly, don’t get caught up in what he’s asking - keep your details to yourself and your family’s details too. The best thing to do is just put the phone down straight away.11 yearsThis number rang me three times today. I finally picked up on the last ring. Some bloke with an Asian accent was trying to trick me into handing over my credit card info. No way was I falling for that.11 yearsI got a call earlier from a woman with an Indian accent who claimed she was ringing from my local health clinic about my medication. I just hung up straight away.11 yearsGot six calls straight one after another, this bloke said he was calling about my medication and tablets, and he even knew my name. I was just about to leave for the doctor, so I told him I was heading out. He said he’d give me a ring again later.11 yearsSo my mum, who’s on her own, got a call from this number earlier. The bloke on the line kept going on about some tablets she supposedly needs to pay for, and he tried to get her bank info. But since mum doesn’t take any meds at all, she clocked it was a scam. She told him her daughter said she mustn’t give out bank details on the phone, then hung up and rang me straight away.11 yearsThe number rang my mum, who lives by herself and is quite old. A bloke on the other end kept going on about some tablets she supposedly owed money for and tried to get her bank info. Since she doesn’t actually use any meds, she clocked it was a scam straight away. She told him that her daughter’s warned her not to share bank info over the phone, then hung up and gave me a ring.11 yearsSo, my mum, who lives by herself and is quite old, got a call from this number. The guy on the line kept talking about some tablets she supposedly had to pay for, and tried to get her bank info. Mum doesn’t take any tablets at all, so she immediately realised it was a scam. She told him that her daughter had warned her never to share bank details on the phone and then ended the call before ringing me straight away.11 yearsThis number called my mum, who has dementia, and thankfully her carer picked up. They claimed to be from the local surgery, checking if she’s taking her diabetes medication properly. My mum does have diabetes but doesn’t use tablets, so I reckon they might’ve spoken to her before. The carer explained that I look after her health and the caller even said they knew I lived nearby. When I got in touch with the surgery, they said they never make calls like that. Not sure what the caller’s angle was, maybe trying to sell mum something since they wanted to speak to her directly.11 yearsI just got a call from this firm saying the Visa card info I supposedly gave was wrong and that they had to check it out. I told them I never gave any card details, but the bloke was certain I had ordered some tablets from them. A few months back, they phoned me trying to push some weight loss tablets. I hung up, but then the phone rang once more and I didn’t even bother answering.11 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be "Ryan Palmer", said he was some sort of nutrition expert. His accent sounded really dodgy, not to mention the name was obviously made up. Pretty clear he was just another telemarketer trying to blag his way in. I cut him off straight away. Just a heads up - if you get a call from 01797335071, be careful and don’t fall for their tricks!Ryan Palmer11 yearsSomeone rang me, saying they cared about my health or something. I just hung up straight away. Feels like it might’ve been the same lot that tried to scam us with our computer before. We didn’t hand over any card info and ended up losing all our pics and files. Proper dodgy.11 yearsHad my landline buzzing non stop. Let it ring out, didnt bother picking up. These things should be banned, honestly. Feels awful thinking about how many folks who are easy targets get caught in these scams.11 yearsI got a call asking about my well-being, but it was pretty clear they were trying to sell me something!11 yearsI got a call from someone with an Indian accent claiming he was doing research on public health, then started asking about how I was feeling. I told him he was a fraud and to buzz off. It really worries me that they might be targetting elderly or vulnerable folks with this nonsense.11 yearsGot two calls from this number earlier, someone kept asking for my mum. I just acted like I was her since I figured it was probably some annoying call. The bloke said he was my consultant and wanted to send me pills for my health. I told him not to ring here again and then ended the call. Honestly, this is just shocking behaviour!11 yearseven tho ive asked them to quit, they just keep calling over and over again.11 yearsGot a call from someone with a foreign accent trying to sell me things. Was so annoying I just put the phone down right away.11 yearsGot a call from an Indian man using this number. He started off asking about my health and mentioned a company name that made him sound like he was legit. I was a bit cautious in my replies, but then he went on about some pills “you must take to keep yourself healthy.” No real reason given for the call, and him pushing these tablets like that felt really wrong. Even if it’s just a sales trick, that kind of approach shouldn’t be tolerated at all! When I asked for the company details and whether it was an official call, he quickly hung up on me. I really can’t stand these sorts of companies...11 yearsReceived a call with no voicemail left, just a total nuisance I really didn't need.11 yearsMy elderly parents got a call from this number, and the guy on the other end told my mum, who has dementia, that she needed some herbal supplements for her mobility. He said they’d be £20 a month and claimed he’d spoken to her before, saying he was ringing from the health centre. He insisted she has to start taking them straightaway. I told him I’d check with our GP because I manage all their meds, and my mum hasn’t been on any herbal stuff. Then he told me not to bother contacting the doctor as the GP would advise against it. When I asked when he actually saw my mum to make an assessment, he admitted he hadn’t seen her at all and had only talked to her over the phone. The caller had a foreign accent, maybe Indian. Mum usually doesn’t answer the phone herself, it’s my dad who picks up because of her dementia.Mum12 yearsThis number has rung me a few times. The first call was about some health survey they wanted me to do, claiming they’d offer medical advice. I said I already have a fine GP for that. Afterwards, I thought maybe I should’ve asked what kind of medical training they had. Then, someone else from the same number phoned shortly after. I told them not to ring again. Despite that, I got another call a few weeks later, so I reiterated I wasn’t interested and asked them to stop calling. We’ll see if any more come through. It’s really annoying and feels like an intrusion, like all these unwanted calls.12 yearsI got eight calls in just five minutes after I told them off when they tried selling miracle pills. Absolutely sick of these annoying calls and how our useless government promises to put a stop to this but does nothing!12 yearsGot a call from John, he kept asking about how I was doing health-wise. At first, I figured he was from my doctor’s office or something. But after spending over ten minutes chatting, I finally caught on he was actually trying to pitch me something. Fair to say, I might be a bit too trusting!John12 yearsI’ve been getting calls from this number where someone just giggles and then asks weird questions about how old I am and if I’m feeling alright. No idea who it is.12 yearsThe sales rep was really polite, but in the end, I decided not to purchase.12 yearsGot a call earlier from 01797 335071, some bloke with an accent saying he was from Wellbeing. He started asking if I’m on a pension, what meds I’m on, and if I’ve got any health issues, plus what sort of diet I follow. When I asked what the point of the questions was, he just wouldn’t answer, so I just hung up.Wellbeing12 yearsSome bloke from abroad rang me up askin if I was a pensioner, and when I told him no, he just hung up on me right away.12 yearsMy mum just got a call from someone pretending to be a nutritionist, trying to get her to trust them. I told her to hang up right away, dial 1471 to check the number, and then contact the fraud office. The number they used was 01797335071. Be careful and don’t fall for it!12 yearsMy mum has dementia, and these people called her trying to get money from her card. One of her nurses was there and told the callers to stop ringing. Then, a different care assistant heard the same call later and explained my mum’s condition. The caller just said the care assistant didn’t have dementia and that she was able to read the card number herself!12 yearsThis call was really aggressive, definitely something that needs to be blocked.12 yearsToday I got a call from someone who started asking about my health - I told them straight away I wasn't interested. Seems like these people are just after the elderly, taking advantage of us. Honestly, phone companies need to step up and sort this out, because they’re raking it in from older folks like me.12 yearsMy mum’s elderly neighbour, who is 85 and has dementia, got a call from this company selling Rosehip tablets, saying she was getting some free ones. She couldn’t really recall ordering anything, but then a box turned up with about twelve bottles and a bill for £185! You can get these tablets in shops for under a quid, so it’s a total rip-off! I tried to get in touch with them by email to explain the tablets weren’t wanted, but they rang her back and said she could keep the freebies. Sadly, she believed them, and they still charged her card. Her son is trying to get the payment reversed, but since they have her number now, I’m worried they’ll bother her again. When I checked the company online, it seems their main office is based in India. They also have a contact number in Rye - 01797219107.GoogleSeraIndiaRye12 yearsSeems like loads of us are getting these annoying calls. Honestly, BT or whoever runs these numbers should be able to shut them down by now. Instead of just making money, maybe think about all the people who have to put up with these nonstop bothering calls. It’s getting really unfair!BT12 yearsMy mum got a call from this number, they kept going on about some pills that would fix her up. Luckily, she didn't have her bank card nearby or who knows what might have happened. Even with her number registered on the TPS, it made no difference because the call was from abroad. Honestly, these unsolicited calls need to be banned.12 yearsThere should really be a law against making so many calls, it feels like straight up harassment!12 yearsI kept getting calls from this firm non stop, so I ended up putting in a new BT phone that actually blocks their numbers. If you haven’t got that, I’d say just let them have it with some colourful language then hang up sharpish.BT12 yearsGot a call from a woman with an accent I couldn’t place, kept asking about my health stuff and then started pushing these tablets on me. Proper annoying.12 yearsThey just keep ringing, no matter what. It goes straight to my answering machine every single time and I don’t even bother leaving a message. When will this useless government finally do something for us Brits and put a stop to these relentless cold calls? It’s honestly disgusting. Strangers with awful accents keep trying to peddle rubbish I have no desire to buy. Absolutely fed up!12 yearsMe and my wife are getting on a bit, nearly hit the 80 mark, and these calls really grind our gears. It only started popping up a few years back, which feels a bit unfair. Why on earth should anyone, especially older folks like us, have to drop what they’re doing just because some stranger wants something shady? Don’t we have the right to peace and quiet in our own homes? I wonder if the government even cares about the stress this causes to people like us?12 yearsHas anyone heard if this is that wellness place called Sera?Sera12 yearsCan someone please put an end to these annoying calls to older folks, especially those who are vulnerable? It's beyond me how they manage to find unlisted phone numbers. My mum is getting so stressed out by it all. We tried calling the company back and they told us her details were removed from their list, but guess what? The calls have started up again a few weeks later! It's driving her mad!12 yearsI'm really fed up with this caller lately. Just got a call from them again a moment ago. They always want to talk to my husband, but he's not well. The second I catch that unfamiliar accent, I hang up and look up the number. Sure enough, it’s the same one as before. Lucky for me, I’m able to shield him from these annoying calls.12 yearsMy 88 year old mother in law ended up being on the phone for nearly an hour with these lot, being talked into buying some tablets that cost £72 - that’s almost her whole pension for the week. Fingers crossed we get a refund soon.12 yearsSilence reigned supreme.13 yearsOn 14/04/2014 around 2.27pm, this number called me 4 times within like 5 minutes. A guy with kinda weird accent claimed he was calling from some health care firm. He kept pushing even when I said no repeatedly, so eventually I had to tell him to go away in no uncertain terms.13 yearsPhone rang then went straight to answering machine, no voicemail left.13 yearsThis number rang me up out of the blue and it was really unwelcome. We're on the ex-directory list, so we definitely don't appreciate calls like this. Being pensioners, it really troubles my wife. Cheers.13 yearsThey tried calling me to pitch some kind of "wellness" stuff even though my number’s ex-directory, and I’m signed up to both the telephone and mailing preference schemes. Didn’t bother taking the call in the end.Submit Your Own Report (01797 335071)
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If you want to return a call to ☎️ 01797335071 👆, it will cost you £0.16 per minute on landline and between between £0.03 to £0.65 per minute on mobile. Additionally, there might be a connection charge of £0.23.
About 01 Numbers
These numbers refer to specific locations in the UK and are widely used by both residences and businesses. Often called as 'basic rate', 'local rate', or 'national rate' numbers, the call costs for these geographic numbers are dependent on the time of day. Many service providers offer call packages that offer free calls during certain times. Call costs from mobile phones are based on the chosen calling plan, with various plans providing these numbers in their free call packages.
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