01869228647
☎️ 01869228647 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 1869228 with a prefix of 01869. The area code 01869 originates from Bicester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01869228647
- Frequent, unclear, unwanted phone callsJul
2013Phone call ended abruptly, goodbyeAug
2012Scam call with uncooperative representativeAug
2012Annoying daily calls, not answeredJul
2012Irritating delay and automated responseJun
2012Confusing call, unprofessional behavior reportedJun
2012BT selling numbers causes nuisance callsJun
2012Received strange call, need solutionMay
2012Criticism of debt management practicesMay
2012Phone call disconnects after delayMay
2012Unwanted harassment calls, no resolutionApr
2012Annoying frequent hang-up callsApr
2012Repeated calls with automated messageJan
2012Suspicious call, hung up quicklyNov
2011Frequent, persistent unwanted calls dailySep
2011Suspicious debt service call receivedJun
2011Obnoxious caller, refused to identifyApr
2011Received call, didn't answer, investigatedApr
2011Automated message, disconnected call. BizarreApr
2011Persistent, annoying callers targeting familyApr
2011Unknown caller asking for informationApr
2011Unknown caller hung up quicklyDec
2010Helpful details, won't answer againNov
2010Persistent silent calls, seeking removalNov
2010Suspicious call; foreign woman hung upOct
2010Suspicious call, no information providedOct
2010Annoying unsolicited loan calls receivedOct
2010Unwanted calls causing frustration and annoyanceOct
2010Foreign accent scam call attemptOct
2010Received insulting call; hung upOct
2010Frustrating calls, satisfaction in responseOct
2010Scam call about debt reliefOct
2010Silent call received at 10:32Oct
2010Debt management firm identified clearlyOct
2010Missed calls, unhelpful South AsiaOct
2010Suspicious debt collection scam callOct
2010Annoying silent phone callSep
2010Unknown caller from Bicester regionSep
2010Seeking identification of mysterious callerSep
2010Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 37 First Seen: 25 June 2011 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Beadnell(Northumberland), Preston Marsh(Herefordshire) and Smithy Lane Ends(Lancashire).
01869228647 has 37 comments of which 36 x neutral and 1 x negative
01869228647 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01869228647 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance number linked to unsolicited calls, often from overseas call centres. Many callers identify themselves with financial or debt management services, sometimes claiming government endorsement, but provide vague or evasive information when questioned. Recipients frequently experience silent calls, abrupt hang-ups, or robotic messages after a delay, with some noting repeated calls despite registering with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS). The calls often use personal names and can be intrusive, causing frustration and suspicion about how callers obtain contact details. Attempts to seek accountability or block the number tend to be unsuccessful. Overall, this number is associated with aggressive telemarketing tactics, evasion of transparency, and potential breaches of data protection, advising caution and non-engagement from recipients.
Reports on phone number 01869228647
10 yearsI've received loads of missed calls from this number. Finally, I decided to answer and it was a young lady, who spoke with an Asian or Indian accent. She claimed to represent some sort of government-approved service aimed at clearing debts, and oddly enough, said it wouldn’t cost anything. Strangely, she seemed to know my first name, surname, and even the number of my house, information I seldom share. She was rather pushy, insisting I reveal how much debt I might have. However, after I politely turned her down for the second time, she abruptly disconnected the call!10 yearsWe received a phone call from this number, and an Indian gentleman identifying himself as Mr. Gill said he was contacting us on behalf of Money Manager. Naturally, I was curious, so I asked him why they were calling and how they managed to get our number. I needled this information out of them since our number is registered on the telephone preference service.Gill10 yearsOnce more, ten weeks on, these callers are back at it. This time, there’s dead silence on the line, and after a few minutes, they simply hang up - it’s not a quick disconnect but rather the unmistakable sound of the receiver being placed down. Curious, we decided to ring the number ourselves, and to our astonishment, someone answered. We politely asked to be removed from their calling list and gave them our number. The person on the other end confirmed our identity and assured us they would delete our information as soon as they could. We'll be in touch again if we receive another call.10 yearsIt's a company that helps folks manage their debts.10 yearsI recently had a call from someone claiming to be with the Global Advice Bureau. They mentioned being "endorsed by the United Kingdom government," which immediately raised my eyebrows. When I inquired about which department they were representing, they refused to divulge any specifics, stating they were "not permitted to disclose that information." I naturally asked for their telephone number, and once again, to my astonishment, they said they were "not authorized to share that either." Quite the dodgy conversation, if you ask me!Global Advice BureauUnited Kingdom11 yearsI've been receiving calls for the past three weeks now. When they ring, I’ve taken to asking, "What on earth do you want?" to which I often get a response like, "Apologies, sir, must’ve been a poor connection; could you say that again?" We willingly oblige, and it seems that they start to grasp the hint and promptly hang up. They just don’t seem to take the hint, but I must admit, it does provide a tiny bit of amusement!11 yearsToday, this number rang our landline while we were out and about, so we missed the call. To find out who it was, we dialled '1471', only to learn it was this particular number.11 yearsI received a call from this number earlier today, around a quarter past twelve. I’ve no idea who they might be, as they hung up the moment I answered. Quite peculiar, really!11 yearsI've been receiving calls from this number for a bit more than a week now, and they seem to ring me up about three times daily! It’s as if they haven’t got the memo that I’m not interested - they just keep on calling!12 yearsThey just gave us a bell and had the audacity to hurl some insults my way, so naturally, we decided to end the call. I mean, what else were we meant to do?12 yearsI received a call earlier today from a woman with a noticeable accent. She claimed to be from Microsoft and was inquiring about the number of error messages we've been encountering on our computer. Honestly, we found it utterly hilarious and couldn’t help but burst into laughter, to the point of tears. Eventually, she hung up on us!Microsoft12 yearsReceived a call at half past ten this morning, but all I got was silence on the other end. Very odd!12 yearsWe've managed to get a bit more insight into who the caller might be now that the caller ID is visible. As such, we're not going to answer if they ring again. This website has provided some handy information that proved rather useful.12 yearsI received an odd automated call from this number, claiming, "You are the sole person in this nation." Then, just like that, the line went dead. Quite peculiar, wouldn’t you say?12 yearsI've received calls from this number thrice over the past three weeks. It's got a Bicester area code, but I haven’t a clue who it could be.12 yearsWe experienced something similar, receiving three missed calls in quick succession. The phrase "Not authorised" seemed to be their catchphrase. Eventually, I managed to glean that these callers are based in South Asia, but when I pressed for contact information for the UK office, I was met with total stonewalling. Quite the frustrating encounter, indeed!South AsiaUK12 yearsI received a call from this number earlier this evening. It was an Indian or possibly Asian woman on the line. She claimed to be affiliated with the Global Advice Bureau and said they were sanctioned by the government to help us eliminate our debts. We politely declined their offer, which seemed to upset her quite a bit, and she abruptly hung up. Despite being registered with the Telephone Preference Service, it doesn't seem to deter the barrage of nuisance calls we're getting - we're averaging two to three a day!Global Advice BureauTelephone Preference Service12 yearsI've had enough of these incessant calls! Despite making it clear that we want them to stop, they continue to bombard us with their nonsense. It's particularly infuriating because they even tried to drag our 17-year-old son into their schemes. Absolutely ridiculous!12 yearsReceived a call from 01869228647, and when we answered, it was just an awkward silence after a few "hi's." Isn’t this verging on harassment? We’ve made it clear to these callers that we don’t entertain such nonsense. We strictly keep our home number private; it’s only there for internet purposes. Whenever they finally manage to respond, we tell them to erase our number from their records or we bombard them with fabricated details. “No, that’s not our address; no, that’s not us,” and so on. It seems incessantly bothering folks by phone has become the latest trend, hasn’t it?12 yearsI've been receiving these annoying silent calls lately. So infuriating!12 yearsAn exceedingly irritating woman from abroad rang up, attempting to reach someone who doesn’t reside at this number. I had a hunch about who she was looking for. When we asked her to identify herself, she became quite defensive and absolutely declined to share any details. So, we decided to end the call on that note.12 yearsReceived a couple of calls earlier today from a firm pushing unsecured loans. Honestly, I'm grateful that I've never succumbed to filling out any forms for those online loan companies. Lately, I've been bombarded with numerous calls and texts from various firms just like this one. This particular one, Global Advice Bureau, was frankly quite rude and hung up on me as soon as I declined their offer or requested my number be removed from their list. Ridiculous, really!Global Advice Bureau12 yearsReceived a call from this number earlier, and it was a woman with a rather unfamiliar accent asking to speak to the number's owner. As soon as we inquired about her identity, she abruptly cut the line. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!12 yearsDoes anyone have a clue as to who this could be? They seem to possess quite a bit of information!13 yearsI've lost count of the number of times these clueless individuals have rung me-it's well over 15 now! They haven't the faintest idea who they're trying to reach!14 yearsA call ends with a cheery "ta-ta!"14 yearsThis number has been pestering me almost every morning, only to disconnect as soon as I pick up. I tried returning the call, and some automated voice informs me that this number doesn’t exist! How irritating! I've resolved to just ignore it from now on.14 yearsTwice already, I've found myself dealing with that annoying three-second pause followed by some robotic voice just croaking out “goodbye.” It's properly infuriating and seems utterly pointless! I really hope they sort this out posthaste.14 yearsAbsolutely right! It seems that Dr Apu BT is employing workers overseas who are handling our information and selling our details. When you try to call them, they often say, "Oh, this happens all the time." BT customer care claims they can’t do anything since it’s all coming from abroad, yet they’re the ones running the operation overseas! It really raises questions, and I reckon they ought to be looked into, especially their Asian contingent-some serious training is in order! With so many jobless folks here in England, why are we letting these large corporations export our business? It’s disheartening to see them dismiss us like this. I’ve been bombarded with more than four calls an hour for the past month, all the same routine: you pick up, and then it’s a robotic 'GOODBY'! What on earth is the point? I’d suggest asking BT about it-frankly, the more you report these nuisances, the more calls keep rolling in. It's a harsh reality!Apu BTBTEngland14 yearsI received a call at work this afternoon from this number. I picked up, only for a woman to say goodbye and hang up. Is there a way to put a stop to this?14 yearsIt’s quite amusing, isn’t it? These folks seem to rake in commissions for every debt or loan they manage to offload, essentially acting as brokers for debt management and finance firms. It’s a right laugh, considering the job market in the UK appears to be in tatters, yet these companies can shell out decent wages to their counterparts in Asia. One has to wonder, if they actually hired talent from our own shores, perhaps fewer people would find themselves drowning in debt! But then again, that might put a spanner in their own works, wouldn’t it? Such a bunch of slippery characters!UKAsia14 yearsEvery time this number rings, there’s a five-second pause before someone says "goodbye" and then abruptly ends the call. Is there any way to tackle this issue?14 yearsI've been receiving these phone calls for ages now and I've given up on picking up. I've reached out to the Telephone Preference Service, but they said they can't do anything about this number. I've always kept my number private, so it's baffling how they got hold of it. It's quite unsettling that nobody seems to be able to put a stop to these calls; it feels like harassment to me.Telephone Preference Service14 yearsIt's infuriating! There's always this five-second pause before they abruptly cut the line. I keep getting these calls-three or four times each day! Quite tiresome, really!15 yearsI've received a call from this number nine times on the 25th of January. Usually, it's four or five times a day, and each time, a voice just says goodbye. Quite peculiar, isn't it?15 yearsI received a call from this number, and a bloke straight away asked for me by my first name. Naturally, I got a bit concerned and mentioned that the person they were after wasn't available. I was poised to say, "Would you like to leave a message?" when they cut the line! Has anyone got the foggiest idea who might be behind this number?15 yearsI've received a handful of missed calls from this number, so I finally decided to pick up. On the other end was a lady-she had an accent that sounded Asian or Indian-claiming to be representing a government-backed service offering debt-buyout options at no cost. Oddly enough, she had my initials, surname, and even my home phone number, which I seldom share. She pressed me quite vigorously to disclose details about any debts I might have. After I declined for the second time, she promptly cut the call. Quite dodgy if you ask me!Submit Your Own Report (01869 228647)
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