01926826784
TimeLine☎️ 01926826784 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 192682 with a prefix of 01926. The area code 01926 originates from Warwick.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01926826784
- Spam calls claiming false membershipSep
2012Caller claimed to represent BarclaysAug
2012Frequent intrusive calls from BarclaysMay
2011TPS and exdirectory protections ineffectiveMay
2011Suspicious caller, refused to verifyApr
2011Barclays phone nuisance, not sellingMar
2011Unverified Barclays service inquiry callOct
2010Seeking assistance with unknown callerFeb
2009Annoying calls about bedtime inquiriesDec
2008Looking to identify unknown callerNov
2008Cold calls from Barclays, annoyingNov
2008Annoyed by late cold callerOct
2008Strange call regarding bank paymentOct
2008Banks verify information for benefitsOct
2008Received call, then line disconnectedSep
2008Annoying wrong number calls receivedSep
2008Work survey timing frustration expressedJun
2008Satisfied with Barclays loan serviceMay
2008Barclays seeking Mr. Tuesday AttuMay
2008Annoyed by late bank callsMay
2008Defending research role, not phishingMay
2008Persistent calls, now avoiding themMar
2008Unverified call about Barclays serviceFeb
2008Rings unanswered, no response receivedFeb
2008Automated call from Barclays ResearchJan
200801926826784 has 25 comments of which 25 x neutral
01926826784 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01926826784 👆 is reported as a persistent phone research service, often claiming association with Barclays or a major financial institution, but with no clear verification of legitimacy. Callers frequently contact at inconvenient hours, causing disturbance, and there is scepticism about the true purpose, with some suspecting it may be to confirm personal details rather than genuine customer surveys. Many users describe frequent unanswered calls or abrupt disconnections when questioned, and note that registering with the Telephone Preference Service does not prevent these calls. While some view it as a routine customer satisfaction check, others find the timing and method intrusive. Caution and scepticism are advised, and anyone unsure is recommended to verify by contacting their bank directly through official channels.
Reports on phone number 01926826784
10 yearsJust to clarify, this number belongs to the Barclays Research Centre, managed by a company called Millward Brown. They’re not trying to sell anything, but they can be rather bothersome.Barclays Research CentreMillward Brown10 yearsWe've been receiving calls from these folks daily, and we’ve learnt to snub them, particularly as they tend to ring at precisely 6:10 in the evening. It's quite intrusive, really, and one wonders how such disturbances haven’t been deemed unlawful yet. Perhaps Barclays could channel their funds towards assisting those in financial strife instead of flaunting their wealth while making life difficult for their clientele.Barclays10 yearsMany of the so-called 'customer satisfaction' calls from banks seem more focused on ensuring that they keep their records up to date regarding your address and contact details, rather than genuinely caring about your experience. It's quite interesting how often these calls occur right around the time someone has just received a new card or is using an extended overdraft. Once you start to think about the rather simplistic questions they ask after confirming your identity, it all starts to make a peculiar kind of sense, doesn't it?10 yearsWe organised our loan with Barclays not long ago, and the lady in the bank mentioned that we might receive a call to check in on our satisfaction with their services. So, no need for any concern, everyone. All is well on our end!Barclays10 yearsI just received a call from this number, and as soon as I answered, the line went silent.10 yearsI just had a rather peculiar call from this number, with someone asking for a "Nimrod Mysteeka." Who on earth is that?! I let them know they'd got the wrong number, then ended the conversation. Honestly, next time I might just say, "This is me, what do you need?" These pests need to stop bothering my phone!Nimrod Mysteeka11 yearsI find myself working at one of those research facilities focused on Barclays phone services. Honestly, the investigation was quite straightforward-merely an exploration of the service itself. I can assure you, nobody here is interested in anyone's banking information! I felt it necessary to clarify this, as many seem to jump to the conclusion that I have some ulterior motive.Barclays11 yearsI feel compelled to highlight that opting for TPS and ex-directory services doesn't quite have the impact one might expect. Being ex-directory merely implies you're not listed in the phone book, while TPS primarily helps to reduce unsolicited sales calls. We participated in one of these surveys which essentially gauged customer satisfaction, and I assure you, no sensitive information was asked for! When we next visited the bank, we noticed there was an option to select indicating your preference to block calls related to customer research when signing up. It's essential to read the fine print, everyone. They're really just fulfilling their duties!TPS11 yearsI've received a couple of calls from this number, but each time I try to respond, the line goes silent. Quite peculiar, to say the least!11 yearsHaha, I can’t help but chuckle at the memories! During my time there, nothing wound me up more than when someone casually mentioned doing a survey at, say, ten to nine. You see, I wrapped up at nine and was obligated to keep making calls right up to 8:59, rain or shine. Those surveys could drag on for a good 20 minutes too, which meant I was still stuck there whilst everyone else had already clocked out! It was a right pain, I tell you!11 years21st August 2012 - They stated they were calling on behalf of Barclays Research. Whether that's accurate or not, I couldn't say for certain since I am a customer of theirs. I must mention, they did try to get in touch with me several times prior to the moment I finally picked up the phone.Barclays Research12 yearsI received a call from a Barclays phone research team, apparently trying to get hold of someone named Mr Tuesday Attu or thereabouts. Since we're connected through Post Office Telecom, it’s plausible that this number was assigned to them around the time they were operating on a BT line. Quite the puzzling situation, if you ask me!BarclaysTuesday AttuPost Office Telecom12 yearsReceived a call from this number, and we're keen to uncover the identity of the caller.12 yearsI received a call from this number, claiming to be from a financial services company and demanding my personal information. We refused to confirm any details until they could provide us with their identity and explain how they obtained our number. Instead, they kept repeating the same question without clarity. We insisted that without knowing who they were and which firm they represented, we wouldn't be sharing anything. Frustrated, they eventually hung up on us.12 yearsThis number has been ringing us non-stop, and after doing a bit of digging online, we stumbled upon the comments shared above. At least now we know what we're dealing with and will certainly avoid picking up the phone. We've had our fill of these irritating sales calls, particularly from 'Kitchens Direct'. A mate advised us to let them know we’re renting, and ever since we did, they’ve stopped bothering us. It's quite a relief, to be honest!Kitchens Direct12 yearsI gave this number a call back and got an automated message informing me that it was the Barclays Phone Research Centre. The number itself was 0800 917 2373. However, it was mentioned that when you try reaching out, they might not be able to provide you with the details regarding the purpose of their call. Quite peculiar, wouldn't you say?Barclays Phone Research Centre12 yearsWe're rather pleased we stumbled upon this discussion board shortly after searching for the phone number. Just received a call from this number at around 8:45 in the evening! When I inquired who was on the other end, the individual claimed to be from 'a significant financial institution,' yet they were rather vague about which bank it was or what the purpose of the call was! I kindly declined to engage in the conversation. We absolutely detest unsolicited calls, especially at such a late hour! What could possibly be so urgent that they think it's acceptable to disturb people at home at this time?12 yearsThis number contacted us earlier today inquiring about some sort of service with Barclays. I'm unable to authenticate this call.Barclays12 yearsI keep missing calls in the evenings, but it seems that no one has our landline number. Could someone lend a hand? Cheers!12 yearsReceived a call from this number at 8:16 in the evening. My partner picked up while we were in the shower. The caller inquired whether we had deposited any funds into our account the previous week. My partner wasn't certain and then they abruptly ended the call. It all feels rather off, to be honest. Banks usually conceal their numbers or use 0800, 0845, or 0870 prefixes for business purposes, but this one’s a 01926. Quite peculiar to ring at such an hour too. I doubt we’ll be looking into this any further! What a mess!12 yearsOn the 3rd of December in 2008, I received a call at 9 in the evening. I had my answering machine on, but oddly enough, they didn’t leave a message. I checked the number using 1471, and, lo and behold, it matched what’s mentioned in this thread. A bit of digging revealed it to be another cold call from Barclays. Just the other night, I received a similar call, and it turned out to be from Direct Line. It really seems as though the Telephone Preference Service isn’t doing its job properly.BarclaysDirect LineTelephone Preference Service12 yearsI recently received a call from a number that claimed to be the Telephone Research Centre, which prompted me to ask, "Are you connected to Barclays bank then?" The response I got was that they were indeed part of the Barclays Phone Research Centre. Naturally, I responded, "So not actually the bank, then?" It's quite amusing really - in our view, they’re having a bit of a joke. The only time we're keen on conversing with the bank is when we call them ourselves! Oh, and to top it all off, they decided to ring me just before nine in the evening. What a right carry-on!Telephone Research CentreBarclays bankBarclays Phone Research Centre12 yearsI just had a right nuisance call from these muppets! It's baffling why they're so obsessed with knowing the precise bedtime of our kids (7:45 PM, if anyone's asking). It's such a bother, especially since whenever we need anything sorted with the bank, we're the ones who schlep down there in person!12 yearsI've had multiple calls from this number, with the callers asserting that they belong to the Market Research Society. However, a high-ranking official from the MRS has verified that there's no such organisation by that name. Quite suspicious if you ask me!Market Research SocietyMRS13 yearsEarlier today, we received a call from this number inquiring about services linked to Barclays. I can’t seem to confirm the legitimacy of it, though.BarclaysSubmit Your Own Report (01926 826784)
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