01933223324
TimeLine☎️ 01933223324 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 193322 with a prefix of 01933. The area code 01933 originates from Wellingborough.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01933223324
- Attempted scam, offering TV insurance upgradeSep
2016Scam call offering TV insurance upgradeSep
2016Failed to reach unrecognized numberSep
2016Caller hung up before answeringSep
2016User believes company insurance scamSep
2016Unwanted cold callers frustration repeatedSep
2016Number Of Searches: 91 Number Of Comments: 5 First Seen: 24 August 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Kelmarsh(Northamptonshire), Southgate(Swansea) and Whauphill(Dumfries and Galloway).
01933223324 has 5 comments of which 1 x negative and 4 x neutral
01933223324 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01933223324 👆 is reported as a number associated with unsolicited calls offering supposed ‘free’ upgrades to TV insurance, often claiming to provide better coverage for a reduced monthly fee. Callers may attempt to collect bank card details under the pretext of setting up a new direct debit, advising recipients to cancel existing payments. Attempts to return missed calls are generally unsuccessful, as the number is often unrecognised or the caller hangs up quickly. Users should exercise caution, as these calls have the characteristics of cold-call scams and unsolicited insurance offers.
Reports on phone number 01933223324
10 yearsReceived a rather dodgy call out of the blue, claiming to provide a 'complimentary' upgrade for my television insurance. They seemed convinced that I was forking out about £7 a month for coverage and fancied offering me a 'superior' deal-new telly if the current one packs in, mind you-for a mere £5 a month. They then attempted to pry my bank card details from me, asserting they would arrange a fresh Direct Debit while I should just terminate the existing one. I firmly informed them that I had no intention of shelling out anything more for TV insurance.Direct Debit10 yearsGot a random call about a “free” upgrade to my TV insurance. I was under the impression I was already paying about £7 a month, and they claimed this new deal would give me improved coverage - like replacing the TV if it broke down - but only for around £5 a month. Then they asked for my bank card details, saying they’d arrange a new direct debit and I should drop the existing one. Felt a bit dodgy, if you ask me.10 yearsbefore i got a chance to pick up the phone, the person calling ended the call. i found the number using bt 1471.BT10 yearsI missed a call from this number and gave it a ring back, but it just said the number wasn’t recognised. Pretty weird!10 yearsGot another call from some cold caller today, just can’t seem to catch a break with these annoying telemarketers.Submit Your Own Report (01933 223324)
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