01938887689
TimeLine☎️ 01938887689 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by AQL Wholesale Ltd. It is part of the phone block 193888 with a prefix of 01938. The area code 01938 originates from Welshpool.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01938887689
- Received scam calls, Mum scolded themSep
2016Multiple unwanted calls, suspected scamSep
2016Uncovered source of unknown callSep
2016"Scam Indian BT router hacking"Sep
2016Received suspicious call from "Jacob"Sep
2016Received silent calls twice todaySep
2016Welsh Express Newspaper area identifiedSep
2016Possible association with Welsh newspaperSep
2016Persistent calls, no messages leftSep
2016Warning about frequent unwanted callsSep
2016Blocked number, no more callsSep
2016Warning about internet provider scamSep
2016Unknown caller claiming internet issuesSep
2016Received scam call from BTSep
2016Received silent call, likely scamSep
2016Angry response to scam callSep
2016Unpleasant persistent caller, potential scamSep
2016Received scam call, outsmarted callerSep
2016Suspicious call from fake representativeSep
2016Warning about scam script downloadSep
2016Scam script impersonating your IPSep
2016Scammer posing as internet providerSep
2016Concerned about persistent phone callsSep
2016Beware of fake internet providerSep
2016Frequent unknown calls received todaySep
2016Suspicious call from supposed technicianSep
2016Repeated calls from potential scamAug
2016Unclear Indian voice, computer faultAug
2016Number not recognized when calledAug
2016Number Of Searches: 216 Number Of Comments: 26 First Seen: 18 August 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Aylestone Hill(Herefordshire), Brabourne(Kent) and Tamar(Cornwall).
01938887689 has 26 comments of which 12 x negative and 14 x neutral
Reports on phone number 01938887689
10 yearsI’ve gotten three calls from this number now. After the first one, I came across this site and decided to just hang up when they called again. By the time the third call came through, I told the person (who sounded Asian) that they were a scammer. They didn’t say a word back, just ended the call straight away.10 yearsI checked an unknown number on this website and was shocked to find it there. Apparently, someone at BT has leaked their entire phone book, even numbers that are supposed to be private. I'm on the unlisted list myself, so we’ve set up a special code to spot calls from family - any other calls just get sent straight to voicemail.BT10 yearsI just got a call from some bloke named Jacob, who sounded like he was Chinese but had an Indian accent. He claimed to be ringing on BT’s behalf about a fault with my router. We ended up talking for about 6 minutes and 38 seconds, but honestly, I was the one asking all the questions and just keeping him talking. By the end, he sounded pretty fed up with me.JacobBT10 yearsI've had two calls from this number today, yet there was absolutely nobody on the line. Not a peep, not even the faintest hint of background sounds or music. Quite odd, really!10 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Indian accent claiming he was from BT in London, saying there was an issue with my router. This isn’t the first time I’ve had calls like this. I just kept him on the line because it was obviously a scam.BTLondon10 yearsIt appears this number might be linked to the Welsh Express Newspaper's region in Wales.Welsh Express NewspaperWales10 yearsIt appears to originate from the region covered by the Welsh Express publication.Welsh Express10 yearsThey've been phoning nearly every day, and I've already had two calls from them this morning! Strangely enough, they never pick up when I try to answer, and they don't bother leaving a message either. It's quite baffling, isn't it? When will these companies learn how to handle their calls properly?10 yearsThis number has rung nearly 8 times over the past couple of days. I’m lucky my phone has a call blocking feature, otherwise I’d be annoyed for sure. After seeing other comments, I’d definitely say avoid picking up. Stay cautious out there, people - just ignore it!10 yearsI attempted to call them again, but there was no response. Not to worry, I've now blocked their number, so I won't be receiving any further calls from them.10 yearsGot a call earlier from some bloke claiming there was an issue with my internet router. I told him everything was working fine on my end. Then he said it must be a BT fault. I explained I'm actually with Sky, including my landline. I told him straight up he was trying a scam and that I'd be reporting him. After that, he passed me to a woman who struggled a bit with her English. I repeated that she was a scammer and reminded her that I'd be reporting the number too.BTSky10 yearsGot a call from them today but no one spoke, so I just ended it. Total scam, don’t hand over any details to these lot, they’re definitely up to no good. Scam all the way!10 yearsGot a call at work from someone claiming to be with the ISP, saying there were seven errors on our line. When I asked to speak to IT, they just cut the call instead of letting me transfer it. Bit suspicious if you ask me.10 yearsThere’s this woman who keeps calling me and gets right on my nerves. When I told her to stop because I suspected it was a scam, she flat out said she'd just keep ringing. She’s already called me five times just today! I’ve reported the number to Offtom. The last call was just dead silence, so I left the phone on and waited until she finally hung up. Total waste of time. Definitely an online scam, watch out.Offcom10 yearsGot a call from an Asian woman who introduced herself as Sadie - guess she thought it’d sound more familiar or something. She launched into the usual spiel about issues with my internet connection. While she rambled, I just wandered off to make myself a sandwich. When I got back, she was still banging on, so I told her I’d just looked up her number and was well aware it was a scam. Plus, she was calling from Welshpool! She cut me off straight away. Typical! 😂Sadie10 yearssome guy rang me claiming he was Vic from my internet company. I told him I wasn’t convinced. then he said he was with BT, which isn’t who I use for internet, so I just ended the call.VicBT10 yearsGot a call from some scammer using a messed-up version of that "Windows Computings" trick. They kept pushing me to install some dodgy app or program. My advice? Don’t bother downloading anything they suggest. Still, I had a laugh pretending to be interested before I hung up. Cheers to playing along!10 yearsJust encountered a dodgy script claiming to be from “Windows Computing”. They pose as your IP, but honestly, they haven’t a clue who they’re trying to impersonate. They’ll urge you to visit a site to download some software. Whatever you do, steer clear of that! But hey, why not have a laugh with them before you expose their little game? Had a good chuckle myself! 😂10 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy who said he was ringing on behalf of my internet company. When I asked him which provider, he answered BT. I knew that wasn’t right, so I just told him he was wrong and ended the call. Definitely a scam trying to get into your computer.BTGAIN10 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Indian accent who said his name was Anthony. He claimed to be from the "Technical Team of my internet company" - yeah, right! Instead of playing along, I blew my referee whistle loud and clear. He tried to whistle back but sounded hopeless. I just left the phone on the table until he gave up and hung up. Total scam, no doubt about it.Anthony10 yearsI haven't picked up the phone since the number is unfamiliar to me, but it keeps ringing every hour on the dot today. Quite annoying, if I’m honest!10 yearsMy elderly mum and dad have been getting these annoying calls every day for the past few days, usually once or twice a day. The guy on the other end sounds like he’s got quite a strong Asian accent and talks all muddled. The only thing they could make out from what he was saying was the word "disconnect." It's ridiculous because they don’t even own a computer!10 yearsGot a call from an Asian gentleman saying my router showed some sort of fault. He asked me to log into my PC so he could check it out. He managed to get through to me twice. The first time I listened for a bit but he didn’t really say who he was. When he rang again, I told him nothing’s wrong and hung up. Feels like a scam, so watch out for this one.10 yearsIn just a couple of days, I got rings from the same number like five times. A girl with an Asian accent answered and then handed me over to her "manager." He started saying there was an issue with my computer and offered to fix it if I logged in. I said no thank you nice and easy this time, but who can say what’ll happen if they try again!10 yearsReceived a call purporting to be from BT regarding some alleged issues with my computer. The accent of the person on the other end was quite thick, making it challenging to comprehend what they were saying.BT10 yearsI tried calling the number back but it wouldn't go through, doesn't seem to be a valid one.Submit Your Own Report (01938 887689)
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