01926280199
TimeLine☎️ 01926280199 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Localphone Limited. It is part of the phone block 1926280 with a prefix of 01926. The area code 01926 originates from Warwick.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01926280199
- Sales pitch for alozen tabletsOct
2018User mentions company Nutrizen, health productsMar
2018Company is a scam; beware!Nov
2017Gojizen herbal tablet warning issuedNov
2017Mother contacted friendly Aloe sellerOct
2017Unknown caller ended call abruptlyAug
2017Harassment of my mother continuesMay
2017Scamming elderly, name change tacticFeb
2017Company rebranded, targeting vulnerable consumersFeb
2017Elderly mother scammed for medicationsAug
2016Spam call selling health productFeb
2016Inquire about unidentified phone callFeb
2016Frequently called while at workFeb
2016Suspicious spammer posing as managerJan
2016Frequent unwanted calls must stopDec
2015Questioning pensioner support and privacyNov
2015Unwanted call about walking conversationNov
2015Nuisance call, unanswered; internet lookupOct
2015Misleading wellness call about supplementsOct
2015Number Of Searches: 70 Number Of Comments: 19 First Seen: 27 September 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bryn(Rhondda Cynon Taff), Haweswater Reservoir(Cumbria), Killykergan(County Londonderry), Low Bridge(Wiltshire) and Polegate(East Sussex).
01926280199 has 19 comments of which 16 x neutral and 3 x negative
01926280199 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01926280199 👆 is reported as a nuisance and scam operation primarily targeting elderly individuals with persistent sales calls for dubious health supplements like aloe vera and herbal tablets. The caller often presents themselves as caring health professionals, but their main aim is to sell overpriced, ineffective products. The company behind these calls has faced investigations, name changes, and allegations of deceitful practices including repeat charges and harassment. Many users warn others not to engage or provide personal information, highlighting repeated calls despite refusals. Visitors should exercise caution, avoid answering calls from this number, and be aware of attempts to exploit vulnerabilities through friendly yet coercive tactics.
Reports on phone number 01926280199
8 yearsI received a call from a lady named Sally who was attempting to sell me some tablets called Alozen. She had quite the persuasive way of chatting, I must say! She was asking for £24 for the tablets. I mentioned that I’d prefer to do a bit of research myself and promised to call her back. However, I've since decided it's not worth my time. Cheers for the heads-up - her company's name was Nudrizan.SallyAlozenNudrizan8 yearsI got a call from this company called Nutrizen, they were trying to sell me some health stuff. Sounded a bit dodgy to me, so I didn’t bother with them. Not sure if anyone’s had any luck or if it’s just another sales pitch.Nutrizen9 yearsBeware of this outfit - they're not to be trusted. They've already came under scrutiny from trading standards and were previously shut down for conning older folks out of their hard-earned cash. They keep reusing the same bank details to swindle unsuspecting individuals, all while claiming that their victims have somehow ordered more of their worthless, outdated tablets. It’s crucial to spread the word about this fraudulent operation. Stay vigilant!9 yearsOh dear! It seems Elsa is back on the scene. This time, it's regarding the Business Resource Network on Whateley's Drive, Kenilworth CV8 2GY. They’re promoting something called Gojizen herbal tablets, priced at £23 for a daily supply. The firm behind it is Nutrizen Wellness Ltd.ElsaBusiness Resource NetworkWhateleyKenilworthNutrizen Wellness Ltd9 yearsMy mum's been chatting away with someone named Elsa on that number. It appears Elsa is trying to sell her some Aloe vera tablets that supposedly aid in sleep. Mum rang her up two times earlier today, 11th October 2017 at half two. I wouldn't be surprised if she calls again, since no purchase has been made yet. That Elsa is remarkably charming and polite; you can tell my mum took to her instantly. I must say, I managed to intervene just in the nick of time!Elsa9 yearsNo clue who was on the line - they just hung up straight away.9 yearsMy poor mother is being relentlessly bothered by these people who simply refuse to take a hint. She's far too polite and ends up not hanging up on them, which just fuels their persistence. Is there any way to put a stop to this madness?10 yearsIt appears this might be the same firm that previously operated under the name "Nutrition Wellness." I suspect they have rebranded due to scrutiny but continue to pester individuals relentlessly. It’s quite disheartening to see them targeting vulnerable seniors, tricking them out of their hard-earned savings.Nutrition Wellness.10 yearsI reckon this might be the same outfit that used to operate under the name Nutri Wellness. It seems they've been looked into, likely rebranded themselves, yet continue to pester people. They appear to be targeting the older generation specifically, taking advantage of their vulnerability and swindling them out of their precious savings. It’s truly despicable!Nutri Wellness10 yearsMy elderly mother, who is 90, has unfortunately been swindled out of an additional £400 for supplements she will never use. They go by the name of Nutrition Wellness Ltd. We've firmly requested a refund, so we’ll see how that unfolds. To add insult to injury, they keep pressuring her to purchase more!Nutrition Wellness Ltd11 yearsI received a call from this number today, purporting to represent some sort of wellbeing centre. Initially, they seemed quite knowledgeable about health issues affecting the elderly. However, before I knew it, the conversation veered into a sales pitch for something called “Alozen.” Honestly, rather than sticking around to endure the sales tactic, I’d recommend just hanging up.11 yearsCan anyone shed light on who rang me from this number?11 yearsThey frequently call me at home right when I'm busy with my job.11 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be a Health Manager in South Glam focused on elderly care. It felt quite dodgy, if you ask me! Definitely seems like a spammer-best to steer clear and not engage with his inquiries. Stay cautious!South Glam11 yearsReceived four calls from this number in a single day-it's quite enough, and it needs to be put to an end!11 yearsCaring for all the retired folks in the North West? I find that a tad hard to believe. And by the way, how on earth did they manage to obtain my phone number?North West11 yearsHe seemed rather coy about the reason for his call, only asking if I enjoyed taking strolls. I made it clear that I wasn't interested in chatting further and promptly ended the call.11 yearsI didn't pick up, but a quick search online revealed that it’s just another annoying spam call.11 yearsThey’ve labelled themselves as “The Wellness Centre” and are apparently tending to the elderly in Monmouthshire! How lovely of them! They were probing into how seniors maintain their activity levels, insisting their only motive was to promote the wellbeing of our older folks. However, when I looked up this number, it led me to a Warwickshire-based firm known as “Nutrizen Wellness,” which seems to be in the business of selling supplements and whatnot. Quite curious indeed!Wellness CentreMonmouthshireNutrizen WellnessSubmit Your Own Report (01926 280199)
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