01925500601
TimeLine☎️ 01925500601 👆 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 01925500601
- Fraudulent sponsorship school safety offerSep
2022Paid for unseen safety pack. ScamAug
2022Scam company claiming book sponsorshipAug
2022Alert: possible scam situationAug
2022Repeated calls, invoices for charityJul
2022Possible credit card scam reportedJul
2022Local school has no informationJun
2022Caller confirming fake support agreementJun
2022Reported scam involving false campaignJun
2022Agrees with others' opinionsMay
2022Beware of convincing sponsorship scamMay
2022Unexpected invoice for unordered leafletsMay
2022Realized did not agree, avoided scamApr
2022Warning about scam, report immediatelyApr
2022Number associated with a scamApr
2022Scam involving charity representationMar
2022User warning about recent scamMar
2022Mom received repeated calls for paymentMar
2022Suspected scam call about booksFeb
2022Unsolicited sponsored books phone scamFeb
2022Persistent sponsor for road safetyFeb
2022Devious scam involving school sponsorshipFeb
2022Unsolicited call selling unneeded booksFeb
2022Forgot shared experience, no memoryJan
2022Warning about suspicious phone scamJan
2022Number Of Searches: 45 Number Of Comments: 25 First Seen: 05 January 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Canary Wharf(Greater London), Filford(Dorset), Greenheys(Lancashire), Newtown(Isle of Wight) and Tremorebridge(Cornwall).
01925500601 has 25 comments of which 11 x negative and 14 x neutral
01925500601 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01925500601 👆 is reported as associated with persistent scam calls where callers falsely claim recipients agreed to sponsor safety or educational materials for local schools. Targets receive unsolicited invoices demanding payment for these supposed campaigns, often accompanied by poorly produced brochures and pressure to pay promptly, sometimes with discounts offered for immediate payment. Multiple complainants confirm no prior agreement or knowledge of such sponsorships, and investigations reveal the company is dormant or highly suspicious, with minimal capital and connections to numerous other companies. Attempts to verify legitimacy through official channels like Companies House show alarming irregularities. Recipients are advised to ignore calls, avoid providing payment or bank details, and report incidents to relevant authorities to prevent financial loss.
Reports on phone number 01925500601
4 yearsGot a call from a woman saying we’d agreed to back some school safety flyers - total nonsense. When I asked for an email to prove it, she couldn’t give me one and just kept ringing back instead. Just like others have said, very suspicious.4 yearsSo, I got a call from Our Next Generation saying I’d paid for some kind of primary school safety kit. Thing is, we’ve already sorted and paid for those ages ago. They then tried to offer me a discount for next year’s stuff. Honestly, neither me nor my team had any clue about them before. After looking up the number here, it’s clear they’re up to no good. Total scam, watch out!4 yearsI’m dealing with something very similar from this firm - they claim I agreed to sponsor a school book about awareness, which I never did! They’ve sent me a bill for nearly £300. Just today, I got a voicemail on my answerphone from someone calling himself David Russell from the accounts team at Our Next Generation. He wanted me to ring back on 01925 506 905, but the original call came from 01925 500 601. I had a look on Companies House like others mentioned here, and it turns out this company is actually dormant and hasn’t been trading for ages! I’ve already reported it to Action Fraud and the police. Honestly, I really hope they’re caught and locked up for this nonsense.David RussellNext GenerationCompanies HouseAction Fraud Police4 yearsTotal rip-off!4 yearsI've had this number ring me multiple times. They keep sending these fake invoices by mail and keep pestering for payments, saying they're a charity trying to raise cash for schools to get books. Seems quite dodgy to me.4 yearsThis happened before Covid, or at least that’s what we were told was agreed. I just got a call asking me to pay with my card, which felt really dodgy. I checked with the school and they have no clue about it, so this must be a scam for sure.4 yearsHad exactly the same experience as others here. Got in touch with the nearby school and they had no clue about it either! The email they sent was a pathetic copy of a brochure with no name, no company logo, nothing. A quick look at the company house records and filing history tells you everything you need to know.Companies House4 yearsTotal scam alert. Got a call from a woman, just like what others have said before. She claimed we'd agreed to back some sort of safety awareness drive and thanked us for backing it. Then she said books would be sent to a school we chose, but after that, she sent an invoice along with a badly written leaflet supposedly going to the school. Afterward, the accounts team started hassling us for payment and even posted an invoice. This campaign isn’t real, we never agreed to any of it - like others have pointed out, it’s a con.4 yearsUtterly fraudulent. A woman rang me, echoing similar experiences reported by others. She mentioned that we had supposedly committed to backing a safety awareness initiative and expressed gratitude for our ‘support’. Then, out of the blue, she claimed that books would be sent to a school of our choice, only to follow up with a shoddy invoice accompanied by a poorly crafted leaflet that was meant to be disseminated to the school. Shortly after, their accounts team started pursuing payment, and I received yet another invoice through the letterbox. There’s no trace of such a campaign, nor did we ever agree to participate in one. As others have pointed out, it's a complete scam.4 yearsHey, just wanted to say I totally agree with what others have said here about the future generation.4 yearsJust like others have said, I got a call from a lady who said I’d agreed to sponsor some local primary schools for a health and safety brochure back in December. I had no memory of any of this because it never took place. She then mentioned a £40 reduction from the £289 if I paid instantly - which I didn’t. The following day, a brochure, certificate, and invoice arrived through my letterbox which looked really legit. Honestly, this seems like a well done scam, so watch out for it.4 yearsGot a weird call from this company, Next Generation Itd, saying they needed my bank info to sort out a refund for some school safety leaflets they claimed I ordered. Thing is, we never actually ordered anything like that. Then, out of nowhere, they sent a bill for about £300 and even rang me up later asking for the payment. Sounds a bit dodgy to me!4 yearsAfter seeing other people's comments, I realise now why I never recall saying yes to sponsoring books at our local school - I definitely didn’t! Glad to know I’m not going mad. This was actually the third time they’ve rung me in a few days. They asked for a BACS payment today but we only pay by cheque, so luckily I managed to avoid it. I’ve saved the number now and will just ignore it if they call again.4 yearsSounds like a total rip-off. I never signed up for any of this stuff. Just gonna block them and let the cops know. Stay clear!4 yearsThis number is definitely part of a seasoned con!4 yearsTotal con. A really nice woman called saying she was from a charity that distributes safety booklets to schools, but then some bloke kept ringing, hassling me for payment. Classic trick with the friendly one first, then the aggressive guy. Proper low-life stuff.4 yearsJust got a call from this number, would seriously steer clear of it!5 yearsMy mum’s been getting calls twice a day from them, saying she owes money from 2 years ago, before all this covid stuff started. They keep insisting she agreed to pay, but it’s all nonsense really.5 yearsThis morning, I got a rather unexpected phone call. The individual on the other end insisted that my business had made a commitment to supply safety literature to educational institutions. Being acquainted with quite a few folks at that school, I decided to do a little digging to verify this claim. Honestly, I've got a strong feeling this is dodgy!5 yearsJust like the last person said, they called me saying I had signed up to sponsor books for local schools and needed to pay £30 now with a discount, saying loads of folks had already agreed. It all sounded really legit and well put together, but I’ve been self-employed nearly 20 years and never got involved in anything like this. I asked the caller to show me proof that I’d actually agreed to it, and after that, she said she’d check into it and then hung up on me.5 yearsLike a few others have said, it was about some sponsor pack for road safety. They tried to make it sound like I’d already agreed, which I definitely hadn’t. Today they called back and instead of speaking to me, they asked for my business partner. Honestly, they’re annoyingly pushy on the phone and it’s frustrating they seem to think they can just keep going like this.5 yearsGot a call saying my firm had promised to fund some supplies for a nearby primary school. The caller sounded really sure of themselves and even mentioned the name of a local school. Unfortunately, it was all nonsense since I never agreed to anything like that or even knew about such a company. They tried to push me by dangling a £30 discount if I paid the bill straight away over the phone - felt like a proper dodgy and pushy scam.5 yearsGot a call out of the blue from someone saying my company had agreed to back a batch of road safety books for a nearby primary school. The thing is, it’s just me running the business here, so there wasn’t any sort of agreement made. They did their research to an extent, mentioning a local school and how badly they needed the books, plus how fab it would look for my company to help out. Trouble is, I work in education and know that school well. I checked with the headteacher and they’ve never heard of nor wanted these random road safety books (which I’ve not even seen myself). What made it worse for them is that they clearly didn’t check up properly with Companies House, as my business has relocated and the old address has been knocked down, so I’ve got no clue where any bill or sample books might have actually gone!5 yearsThis happened to me too, and I couldn’t remember it at all.5 yearsGot a call out of the blue saying I'd signed up to back a project supplying safety books to schools, linked to a business I actually closed down five years ago. The caller sounded pretty professional, making it seem like a follow-up, then suddenly asked how I’d like to pay the £199 bill. I pretended to go along, asked them to send the invoice even though I knew I hadn’t ordered anything, just to get their info. Then I tried to bargain, offering £30 off if I paid by card straight away. The invoice showed up for £218.95, including a safety book (which looked like a sample sent to schools with a sticker plastered on it, showing my name, address, and phone number), but the printing was shoddy, plus a printed certificate of support. I did some digging on Companies House and found the company director is only 21. The former director is involved in about 330 current companies and over 2700 previous ones. The firm’s registered under number 11566940, with just one share and capital of £1. Pretty dodgy if you ask me. Also noticed the company recently changed its name from Investa Claims LTD.Companies HouseInvesta Claims LTD.Submit Your Own Report (01925 500601)
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