01912421827
☎️ 01912421827 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Virgin Media Limited. It is part of the phone block 191242 with a prefix of 0191. The area code 0191 originates from Tyneside.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01912421827
- Fraudulent call from fake MBNA teamDec
2024Scam prevalent in North East EnglandJul
2024Caller claimed to be MicrosoftJun
2024Suspicious, annoying silent call receivedJun
2024Received call from unknown personJun
2024User mentions a bank fraud scamJun
2024Caller claims bank suspicious activityJun
2024Unknown caller claiming credit card issuesJun
2024Thoughts remain unspoken silent potentialJun
2024Received fake call from "Microsoft"Jun
2024Caution against bank fraud callsJun
2024Potential scam refund call terminatedJun
2024An eerie silence fills unknownJun
2024Warning about potential scam callJun
2024Scam pre-recorded call for train ticketsJun
2024Alert about nonspecific suspicious transactionsJun
2024Unanswered call turned out scamJun
2024Buying rail tickets with credit cardJun
2024Blocked automated scam call mentioning transactionsJun
2024Money deducted from card abroadJun
2024Blocked number, avoided further interactionJun
2024Suspicious call impersonating bank branchJun
2024Warning about potential bank scamJun
2024Warning of bank security scamJun
2024Scam caller posing as MicrosoftJun
2024Automated voice call scam, bewareJun
2024False Amazon Prime renewal scamJun
2024Sudden silence from unknown callerJun
2024Caused significant anxiety for readerJun
2024Possible scam about train ticketsJun
2024Scam call for TV refundJun
2024Returned to silence, call endedJun
2024Stayed silent, call ended abruptlyJun
2024Scam calls from fake representativesJun
2024Scam call threatening legal actionJun
2024No response to phone callJun
2024Annoying silent call must stopJun
2024Report fraudulent transactions, contact customer supportMay
2024Warning about potential scam callsMay
2024Misunderstood my phone call intentionsMay
2024Warning about scam phone callsMay
2024Bank alert scam, nothing unusualMay
2024Suspected bank scam activity reportedMay
2024Possible scam, aggressive male brokerMay
2024Suspicious call from apparent VirginMay
2024Suspicious voicemail from BT, ignoredMay
2024Suspected bank scam regarding fraudulent purchasesMay
2024Warning about phone scamming activityMay
2024Possible BT Openreach upgrade scamMay
2024Beware of potential bank fraudMay
2024Unrecognized number; suspected bank fraudMay
2024Phone call interrupted by silenceMay
2024Warning about potential scam callsMay
2024Nuisance with unusual transaction concernsMay
2024Scam call, cut off. No answerMay
2024Potential scam automated bank callMay
2024Unsolicited call from fake companyMay
2024Number Of Searches: 103 Number Of Comments: 56 First Seen: 06 May 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from High Spen(Tyne and Wear), Milton of Dellavaird(Aberdeenshire) and Red Bridge(Lancashire).
01912421827 has 56 comments of which 35 x negative and 21 x neutral
01912421827 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01912421827 👆 is reported as a persistent scam originating primarily in the North East of England and elsewhere, involving automated calls falsely claiming to be from banks, credit card companies, Microsoft, Amazon, or service providers like Virgin Media and Openreach. Callers use urgent warnings about fraudulent transactions, refunds, or account issues to induce panic and extract personal or banking details. Many encounters involve silent calls, recorded messages, or aggressive tactics pressing recipients to respond by pressing numbers, which users are advised against. Several callers hang up when questioned or refuse to provide verifiable information. It is strongly recommended not to engage, avoid returning calls, and verify any suspicious claims directly through official company channels. The number is widely recognised as linked to fraud attempts and nuisance calls.
Reports on phone number 01912421827
2 yearsI just got a call from this number claiming to be the MBNA Credit Card Fraud department... total rubbish, definitely not true.MBNA Credit Cards2 yearsIts clear to me this rip off is going on in the North East of England, not just the places already mentioned.North East of England2 yearsThis bloke called saying he was from Microsoft about my computer. I couldn’t stop laughing at the cheek of it!Microsoft2 yearsTotally a scam, they pretended to be from my bank and told me they saw some dodgy activity!2 yearsGot a call today, no one said a word. Proper weird how they just stay silent on the line.2 yearsI picked up the phone and heard some silence for a bit before a woman with an Asian-sounding accent asked if she was talking to... (my name). I didn’t say yes or no straight away, instead I asked, ‘Who’s this? What do you want?’ She just cut the call then.2 yearsGot called by someone pretending to be from the bank - total scam, tried to get my details to steal money. Be careful, it’s definitely a fraud!2 yearsGot a call with no one speaking on the other end. Super weird.2 yearsGot a voicemail from someone saying it was 'Your credit card' and warning about two suspicious charges. They told me to press 1 if I wanted to sort it out. I just hung up straight away.2 yearsThese calls are totally fake, they pretend to be from the bank but it's a scam, best to just ignore them.2 yearsI just got a call on me landline from a lady claiming to be with Microsoft. If this number is actually run by Virgin Media, it’s gonna be reported to Ofcom for sure.MicrosoftVirgin MediaOfcom2 yearsI picked up but there was silence, nothing at all.2 yearsGot a voicemail from this number and it’s definitely a scam. The message was saying my account had been used to move loads of money. If you get a call like this recorded, don’t ring them back. Just hang up and ring your bank straight away with the number you normally use to make sure your money’s safe.2 yearsGot a call from a woman telling me I had a refund of £154 waiting, but it just felt off, so I ended up hanging up.2 yearsGot a recorded call telling me I supposedly bought train tickets from London to Edinburgh. They said I should talk to “the Visa Manager” by pressing some button. Pretty clear it was a scam to steal my banking info.LondonEdinburgh2 yearsTotally a scam call - some robotic voice telling me “We detected unusual activity on your bank account...” but didn’t say which bank or give any real info. Then they asked me to press 1 or 2 or something. Dodgy as hell.2 yearsI used my credit card to buy train tickets the other day. It was pretty straightforward and worked fine, no issues at all. Just a quick online payment and I had my booking sorted!2 yearsWasn’t sure who was calling so I just let it ring. Later I looked it up and, yup, turns out it was just another scam call!2 yearsGot a robocall about some £500 charge on my card and supposed unauthorised Amazon purchase, told me to press 1 or 2 or whatever. Just blocked the number straight away.Amazon2 yearsSomeone rang up saying they were from Microsoft about my computer. I told them I don't even own one, then just hung up straight away.Microsoft2 yearsGot a call saying some cash was withdrawn from my card while I was overseas or something like that.2 yearsGot one of those dodgy automated calls claiming to be from the bank’s security team, asking me to approve or cancel a payment. Total scam.2 yearsI picked up but there was complete silence, which led me to look it up! Cheers for the details - I’ve gone ahead and blocked the number straight away, so that’s one less annoying caller to worry about.2 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be the bank, telling me to press 1 or 2, definitely a scam.2 yearsThere was a short pause before a robotic voice came on saying they were calling from my bank - which they didn’t bother to specify which one - claiming there were a couple of dodgy transactions earlier today, one supposedly from Amazon. Then it told me to press one or two for options. Banks definitely don’t do things like that! So I just ended the call straight away.Amazon2 yearsGot a recorded phone call saying my internet was involved in some illegal activity, apparently a crime or something. Didn’t bother to hear it all, just ended the call straight away. Proper dodgy scam if you ask me.2 yearsSome bloke called saying he was from Amazon Prime and needed my okay to take £80 from my bank for the renewal. I told him I'd ring back later, and then he just vanished out of nowhere. Pretty suspicious if you ask me.2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be my card provider, saying I'd bought train tickets and to press 1 if it wasn’t me. Thing is, my bank definitely isn’t based in the 0191 code!2 yearsIt really got me feeling nervous.2 yearsI picked up the call but there was complete silence on the other end, then suddenly the line just went dead.2 yearsI just didn’t say anything and they ended up putting the phone down.2 yearsGot a call from a guy with a thick accent claiming I was owed £202 because of being overcharged on my phone and TV bills. You could hear loads of noise from a busy call centre in the background. He asked for my date of birth to sort the refund. I said no, and he just cut me off. Totally seemed like a scam just trying to get my personal info. Plus, I don’t even have a TV subscription!2 yearsI didn’t say a word and they just ended the call.2 yearsReceived a call from this number today, a woman with an Asian accent saying something about my Sky broadband. About two weeks back, I got a similar call regarding my Sky broadband too. Definitely a scam attempt!Sky2 yearsGot a call on my home phone from a recorded message saying my Internet connection was tied to some electrical fraud or something! They threatened to cut off my internet and take me to court. This isn’t the first time I’ve had one of these calls, so I ignored it completely!2 yearsI answered the phone but there was no one on the other end.2 yearsGot one of those quiet calls again. So frustrating!2 yearsGot a call saying someone charged around £300 and over £1000 on my card. Was told to press 1 or 2 to talk to customer support.2 yearsGot a robo call that seemed like a total scam trying to freak me out and get me to say something - my advice? Just ignore it and end the call straight away!2 yearsI picked up but no one spoke, so I guess they were hopin I'd call them back.2 yearsGot a call from this pushy bloke claiming my crypto broker went bust. Total scam, just trying to scare me.2 yearsMy landline kept ringing six times then suddenly went quiet. Shortly after, I got a voicemail claiming BT was going to disconnect my internet. I just bin'd it straight away.BT2 yearsGot a call from what was clearly a scammer, telling me that a huge sum had been charged to my bank card and asking me to verify the transaction. They want you to press 1, which then links you up with them directly. Then comes the dodgy bit - they try to get your bank info to nick your money. Absolute low lifes, I don't understand how anyone could feel proud or even remotely good about pulling off stuff like this.2 yearsGot a call a moment ago from this number. A woman with an Asian accent claimed she was from Virgin Media and wanted to talk about my internet. I asked straight up if she was telling the truth and then asked her to give me my name. She just cut off the call. Bit odd, if you ask me.Virgin Media2 yearsI received a voice message claiming there were "suspicious transactions" on my bank account. After looking into it, I found nothing amiss. Definitely a scam!2 yearsSounds like one of those dodgy bank scams to me. They say they’re checking on some suspicious charges but when I tried to find out which bank or card, they couldn’t give me a clear answer! Definitely seemed fishy.2 yearsWatch out, it's just scammers ringing again!2 yearsI received a call suggesting an enhancement to my internet service, claiming to be from BT Openreach.BT Openreach2 yearsDidn’t pick up, number was unknown. After looking it up here, I’m relieved I didn’t - turns out it’s a scam linked to bank fraud.2 yearsI answered but there was nothing but total silence so I just hung up.2 yearsGot a call from an unknown number, didn’t pick it up but looked it up here afterwards. Turns out it’s linked to BANK FRAUD - glad I didn’t answer!2 yearsGot a call from 01912421827, some automated voice pretending to be from my bank, saying there were 2 suspicious transactions pending. The voice told me to press 1 to confirm or 2 to talk to someone. I hesitated for a bit and then suddenly the call just dropped without warning.2 yearsThis had to be one of those dodgy autodialer calls. It hung up after just a couple of rings, so I couldn't even pick up. Totally feels like a scam.2 yearsGot a call that felt totally dodgy, probably some kind of scam.2 yearsHad a weird call about "strange transactions" or something like that. Quite annoying, really.2 yearsOn 13/5/24 around 12.25pm, someone rang claiming they were from Openreach, offering an upgrade to fibre optic speed. As soon as they began asking for personal details, I told them I wasn’t interested.OpenreachSubmit Your Own Report (0191 242 1827)
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