01925500271
TimeLine☎️ 01925500271 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by YayYay Limited. It is part of the phone block 1925500 with a prefix of 01925. The area code 01925 originates from Warrington.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01925500271
- Website raises suspicions of scamJan
2022Misleading anti-bullying campaign seeking fundsJan
2022Scam phone calls for sponsorshipJan
2022Received scam call about sponsorshipJan
2022Warning of school book scamJan
2022Number Of Searches: 18 Number Of Comments: 5 First Seen: 01 January 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Dalton Piercy(Durham), Hamnish Clifford(Herefordshire) and Inveresragan(Argyll and Bute).
01925500271 has 5 comments of which 4 x neutral and 1 x negative
01925500271 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01925500271 👆 is reported as a scam involving a recently renamed company with a dodgy history and no real assets. The callers, often a young woman with a sickly sweet English accent, claim you agreed to sponsor school-related projects like anti-bullying or road safety and ask for nearly £200 for sponsorship books promised to be sent out. They try to convince you by naming local schools and offering discounts for immediate payment but vanish or hang up when challenged. No proper evidence of any agreement is given, and promised invoices or follow-ups never appear. The company’s website is broken and run by someone linked to many suspicious businesses, raising strong doubts about their legitimacy.
Reports on phone number 01925500271
5 yearsI looked into the “invoice” sender and it turns out it’s a company that recently changed its name. It was nearly struck off but somehow filed accounts showing it barely operated - just £1 in shares and no reported earnings or assets. It used to be labelled a "dodgy" claims business but now says it supplies educational materials to schools. The current sole director is only 21, having taken over from a couple of people who had about 50 other questionable companies. Their website is littered with broken links and there's no online footprint to speak of. Feels like a total scam to me.5 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to run an anti-bullying group, but it felt fishy. Wanted donations or sponsorship cash, but seemed like a total scam to me. Watch out for these fake campaigns!5 yearsIn November, this same lady rang me up (as usual, I said no thanks), and today she called again with some dodgy story about continuing a school sponsorship for road safety that I was allegedly involved in - which I definitely wasn’t. She claimed she was trying to get funding from local businesses. I’m thinking she must have gotten my info from Companies House or somewhere else, including my mobile number. The scam involves her starting with loads of praise for your support, then pretending she’ll post a glowing Google review, before asking for £199 for some sponsorship books she promises to send. But the moment you question her, she loses it and just hangs up. She sounded English, around mid-twenties, with this annoyingly sweet tone. Really shady stuff, watch out!Companies HouseGoogle5 yearsToday I had a call that felt like a scam about continuing sponsorship for a road safety school project I supposedly took part in, where they claimed to be securing funds from local businesses. The caller sounded very convincing and acted like it was a follow-up, thanking me for my earlier help (I was honestly trying hard to remember if I’d done this before). She asked which school I wanted the books sent to, and when I mentioned my local one, she correctly named the street and said they’d been waiting a long time. She then offered to leave a positive comment on social media and mentioned an invoice "as agreed," asking me to pay £199 for sponsorship books she promised to send. I just went along with it, telling them to send the invoice. Then she offered me a £30 discount if I paid straight away so the books could be couriered today. I said no thanks and told them to just post it instead. Curious to see if anything actually turns up!5 yearsThis matches what others have said about some sort of school book con, saying you agreed to back their plan "prior to Covid". They try to get you to pay £229, but offer a £40 reduction if you pay by phone. When I asked for proof, they couldn't provide any and said they'd send info to some "queries" team who'd follow up. Of course, no one ever contacts you again. The caller was a woman with an English accent, called herself "Sam Jones".CovidSam JonesSubmit Your Own Report (01925 500271)
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