01942928049
TimeLine☎️ 01942928049 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by TELNYX UK LIMITED. It is part of the phone block 1942928 with a prefix of 01942. The area code 01942 originates from Wigan.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01942928049
- Report scam calls to 7726. (8 words)Feb
2024Blocked medical alert scam callFeb
2024Caution with unknown number callsFeb
2024Unanswered call with foreign ringFeb
2024Unresponsive callers claiming legal firmFeb
2024Unexpected, annoying call disrupted sleepFeb
2024Caller disguised as medical advisor, scamFeb
2024Ignoring scam calls led to disconnectionFeb
2024Potential scam call offering medical servicesFeb
2024Scam: Medical alert pendant awarenessFeb
2024Unexpected call from healthcare workerFeb
2024Assumption of scam from India/PakistanFeb
2024Person is impersonating and schemingFeb
2024Warning about potential healthcare scamFeb
2024Received suspicious medical pendant callFeb
2024False representation for medical salesFeb
2024Warning about scam medical callFeb
2024Warning about neck alarm scamFeb
2024Unwanted call about medical alertFeb
2024Caller did not answer, scammerFeb
2024Urgent warning about potential scamFeb
2024Comment warns of possible scamFeb
2024No chance for scammer identificationFeb
2024Suspicious medical pendant offer, scamFeb
2024Fraudulent medical pendant sales scamJan
2024Call about suspicious medical pendant, scamJan
2024Suspicious call from UK HealthJan
2024Number Of Searches: 48 Number Of Comments: 25 First Seen: 22 January 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Meethe(Devon), Raisbeck(Cumbria), Thormanby(North Yorkshire) and Waterside(Surrey).
01942928049 has 25 comments of which 14 x negative and 11 x neutral
01942928049 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01942928049 👆 is reported as a persistent scam call mostly pushing medical alert pendants. Callers claim to be local healthcare workers or advisors, often without providing verifiable details. The number frequently uses automated or computer-generated spoofed numbers, making blocking ineffective. Call backs either get silence or vague replies about legal firms. Many users highlight it as a dangerous tactic targeting vulnerable people, sometimes asking personal medical questions to sell unnecessary or fake emergency systems. The call style is scripted and robotic, and some say it’s confusing and distressing for elderly recipients. Authorities and websites like Action Fraud are recommended for reporting. Overall, it’s a nuisance scam that’s best ignored and reported rather than engaged with.
Reports on phone number 01942928049
2 yearsBlocking them doesn’t really work cause these scammers use so many fake numbers that change all the time, lots generated by computers from who knows where. The best thing I’ve found is to text 7726 to report them. There’s more details in comment 2 below. Also worth having a look at the police’s Action Fraud website if you want to learn how to report these scam calls properly.Action Fraud2 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from a medical alert service or something, sounded dodgy to me. As soon as I ended the call, I blocked the number straight away.2 yearsTried calling back but no reply, strange thing is it does ring and the ringtone sounds foreign, not from the UK! Totally silent when I first got the call.UK2 yearsI received a call from this number, but there was nothing but silence on the other end. When I tried ringing them back, they claimed to be from a law firm. Quite peculiar, if you ask me!2 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming to be a doctor around my area - I'm based in Kent, but the number actually showed Wigan! As soon as he began going on about some medical alert device he wanted me to buy, I just ended the call. Total scammy nuisance if you ask me.KentWigan2 yearsJust got a call asking if I knew that half a million folks don’t own medical alert pendants. Told them I wasn’t interested and they quickly ended the call. Feels dodgy, like a possible scam to me.2 yearsHe said, "Hi, I’m Simon, I work in healthcare around here." I asked, "What exactly do you mean by 'around here'?" Then he quickly replied, "Ah, sorry about that, looks like we got the wrong number. We'll remove you from our list. Cheers."Simon2 yearsGot woken up by a call with no one speaking, really annoying because I work night shifts and was fast asleep.2 yearsVery much the same story as others have said. The guy claimed to be a local health consultant. I asked him what type of medical advisor he was since I’m in healthcare around here. He didn’t reply straight away, just a pause, then started going on about me qualifying for some kind of medical alert device. I ended the call quickly as it was clearly a scam. This kind of call worries me, especially for elderly or vulnerable people who might believe it’s from their GP or social workers and end up giving away private info.Social Services2 yearsGot a silent call, but this time I just kept quiet since the number was unknown. If it was someone genuine, they'd say who they were straight away. Nope, this one just hung up right away. Classic scam move.2 yearsDidn't get any voicemail or anything, so I'm guessing it's one of those dumb scammers from India or Pakistan once again.IndiaPakistan2 yearsHey, he ain’t Simon and definitely isn’t some local health worker. Does he even realise what he’s doing is against the law?Simon2 yearsI got a call from someone saying they were a local health advisor, but when I asked they claimed they got my number from some government agency. It was one of those annoying medical alert sales calls. Definitely seemed dodgy to me.Local Health2 yearsGot a phone call off someone claiming to be a health adviser trying to sell medical alert pendants. I just hung up straight away.2 yearsGot a call claiming I was on some kind of medical alert list and needed help right away. They mentioned they were calling from Dorset, but seemed to be just reciting a script and never gave me a contact number. Feels really dodgy - no idea if it was a robot or an actual person, these days it’s hard to tell. Seriously, why aren’t the authorities cracking down on this? Best thing to do is just hang up and block the number immediately.Dorset2 yearsGot a call from this number about some medical alert pendants. Right away, it felt dodgy. The guy started off asking if I had diabetes or any heart issues, and if I’d fallen in the past couple of weeks. Then he got onto this sales pitch for these pendants. I asked if there was an age limit (I’m in my 30s), but he just stuck strictly to his script. When I pressed about the age thing again, he said he’d have to put me on hold - I didn’t hang about and just ended it there. Definitely reporting it as this seems like it could be harmful, especially to older or more vulnerable folks.2 yearsSome bloke rang me saying he was my "local health advisor" trying to sell these medical alert bracelets, but it felt like he was fishing for my health info. Seemed like a proper scam to me, even tho he sounded well professional and convincing. People might get tricked by this for sure. Don’t ever share your info with random callers, no matter what they say.2 yearsTried calling back but no answer, definitely felt like a scammer.2 yearsThis was totally a con, they were pushing me to pay for some kind of home support setup. Don't fall for it!2 yearsBe careful, these guys are proper scammers, totally not to be trusted.2 yearsNever picking up when some dodgy number pops up that screams scam from the start - if you’re a scammer, do us all a favour and go bounce on a busy highway or something.2 yearsI received a proposal for a follow-up medical alarm, but I have no use for it. I'm quite convinced that it's a con job.2 years01942928049 CALL CAME FROM WIGAN AREA, THEY WERE ASKING LOADS OF QUESTIONS TO GATHER INFO ABOUT YOU, PROBABLY TO SELL IT TO THIRD PARTIES. ALSO TRIED PUSHING MEDICAL ALERT PENDANTS WHICH ARE UNNECESSARY. PLEASE BE CAREFUL AND DON’T SHARE ANY INFORMATION 🚫. THESE CALLS CAN REALLY MISLEAD OLDER PEOPLE INTO HANDING OVER SENSITIVE INFO. IT’S VERY WORRIED ME. SHOULDN'T BE LEGAL TO ASK FOR PERSONAL DETAILS LIKE THIS. I’D SAY THIS IS QUITE RISKY AND OUGHT TO BE STOPPED.STRONGLY2 yearsJust got a ring from this number. The person said they were from some healthcare service in the UK, trying to sell a medical alert system on a subscription plan. They told me they thought I was over 60, which I’m definitely not. When I corrected them, they just hung up straight away. The whole chat felt super weird, like they were some kind of automated voice. Felt dodgy as they didn’t even bother to say farewell before ending the call.UK2 yearsGot a call from some bloke who said I was due for a medical and needed a medical pendant. Didn’t tell me his name or anything, just said he was the medical advisor for my area. I called careline, who manage this number, and they’ve sent it over to safeguarding. I asked for more info and he just hung up. Totally a scam.Submit Your Own Report (01942 928049)
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