01951390005
TimeLine☎️ 01951390005 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 1951390 with a prefix of 01951. The area code 01951 originates from Colonsay.
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+441951390005+44 1951 39000501951 390005+44-1951-390005
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01951390005
- Received unknown calls, possibly connectedApr
2024Warning against unidentified suspicious callsApr
2024Missed call from unknown numberApr
2024Vodafone scammer, blocked numberApr
2024Warning about possible fraudulent activityApr
2024Mysterious voice during phone callApr
2024Received on-hold voicemail, number blockedApr
2024Unknown caller from Colonsay blockedApr
2024Scammer pretending to be companyApr
2024Unsure due to mixed reviewsApr
2024User received unwanted codes from O2Apr
2024Warning about potential scam activityApr
2024Suspicious call, likely a scamApr
2024Caller claiming to be scammerApr
2024Missed call, no voicemail receivedApr
2024Multiple calls, now blocked numberApr
2024Spam call from Colonsay warningApr
2024Fraudulent O2 code received unexpectedlyApr
2024Ignore unknown calls, wait for messageApr
2024Doubtful legitimacy of unfamiliar numberApr
2024Missed call, no voicemail leftApr
2024Alert about O2 scam callApr
2024Caller claimed from phonehouse companyApr
2024Unknown caller claimed to represent O2Apr
2024Didn't answer unknown callerApr
2024Suspicious landline; tiny island populationApr
2024Call ignored, unknown number and locationApr
2024Automated voice web solutions summaryApr
2024Missed call, no voicemail receivedApr
2024Called, but did not answerApr
2024Challenged scam; blocked, no emailApr
2024Answered call, no reply, blockedApr
2024Called with offer, wasted timeApr
2024Suspicious call, hung up immediatelyApr
2024No answer, obvious spam/scamApr
2024Missed call; likely scammer alertApr
2024Scam, avoid, rare calls, O2Apr
2024Scammer call successfully blockedApr
2024Unwanted call; requesting privacyApr
2024Two calls, unknown Isle scammerApr
2024Caller claimed O2, then hung upApr
2024Warning: Scammer, do not answerApr
2024Scam number; unknown location callerApr
2024Repeated calls ignored, now blockedApr
2024Called, assumed scam, blockedApr
2024No answer; unfamiliar Scotland callerApr
2024Missed call from Scotland numberApr
2024User suspects scam, unsure identityApr
2024Caller claimed Mike, hung upApr
2024Number searched over 40 timesApr
2024Number Of Searches: 105 Number Of Comments: 50 First Seen: 31 March 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Chiddingstone Causeway(Kent) and Pitmuies(Angus).
01951390005 has 50 comments of which 41 x neutral and 9 x negative
01951390005 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01951390005 👆 is reported as a nuisance spam caller using a Colonsay landline number, which is an extremely small Scottish island with just over a hundred residents. Many users suspect it’s a scam or cloned number, often pretending to be from well-known phone companies like O2 or Three. Calls typically involve silent hang-ups, rude behaviour, or vague automated messages, sometimes leaving hold music or no voicemail at all. People commonly do not answer, block the number, and warn others, noting no legitimate reason for calls from such a remote, tiny location. The consensus is that the number is suspicious, annoying, and best avoided due to links with fraudulent activity.
Reports on phone number 01951390005
2 yearsGot a ring from this number shortly after I picked up another call from a different unknown caller, +44 1924 760326. Not sure if the two are linked or just a random coincidence. Either way, I’ve gone ahead and blocked them both now.2 yearsTotal scam, just hang up and block the number straight away. Don’t bother answering!2 yearsDidn't pick up this number cause I didn't recognise it, and honestly, I probably wouldn't have even if I did. These spam calls are getting way too annoying.2 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with Vodaphone, but when I asked them some basic security stuff, they couldn’t answer properly. Totally felt like a scam attempt. I blocked the number right away, but they kept ringing from different ones. I’d already told Vodaphone to take my number off their sales call list, so this was just annoying.Vodaphone2 yearsI picked up, heard a voice for a moment, then the call just got cut off.2 yearsI didn’t answer, figured I don’t know anyone from Colonsay. Didn’t get any voicemail either, so I’ve just gone ahead and blocked the number.Colonsay2 yearsI picked up my phone, but they just dropped the call straight away.2 yearsJust got this dodgy call, definitely a scam.2 yearsThis number rang me three times in just five minutes, but I didn’t pick up and there was no voicemail either. I checked the reviews here and decided to block it straight away.2 yearsGot a call on my phone but couldnt really catch what they were blabbering other than some talk about network stuff. Definitely felt like a scam to me.2 yearsNot really sure about it since I didn’t pick up, but from what I’ve read the reviews aren’t great.2 yearsGot a call from a robotic voice talking about web solutions or something. Felt like one of those annoying automated sales pitches.2 yearsReceived a message purporting to be from O2, but I'm not a customer of theirs. Strangely enough, they still managed to get some codes through to me.2 yearsI didnt answer cos I aint got any mates or family in Isle of Colonsay, Scotland. They didnt even bother leaving a voicemail or anything.Isle of ColonsayScotland2 yearsSomebody pretending to be O2 called me and somehow got me to send them codes, even though I’m definitely not with O2.2 yearsGot a call about my O2 account, but I don't have one, so I just ended the call straight away!2 yearsThis particular number belongs to a landline situated on the remote island of Colonsay, just off the coast of Scotland. It's located to the west of the Isle of Jura, which in turn lies to the west of the Mull of Kintyre. Now, here's the kicker: the island only boasts a mere 124 inhabitants. Yes, you heard that right-one hundred and twenty-four people! It's quite diminutive, really. This whole situation raises a few red flags for me. It could very well be a duplicated number or possibly someone up to no good. I wonder how straightforward it would be to track this down?ColonsayScotlandIsle of JuraMull of Kintyre2 yearsThey rang me but I didn’t pick up and there was no message left.2 yearsThis number is a landline based on Colonsay, a wee island off Scotland’s coast. It sits just to the west of the Isle of Jura, which in turn lies west of the Mull of Kintyre. The island’s population is only 124 people. Yeah, just one hundred and twenty four residents, so it’s really tiny. Something about this feels really dodgy. Could be a cloned line or some proper cheeky scoundrel using it. I wonder how straightforward it would be to track this down?ColonsayScotlandIsle of JuraMull of Kintyre2 yearsI usually dont pick up numbers I havent seen before. I figure if its important they will leave a voicemail. This one said it was from Colonsay, which is like this tiny island in Scotland I’ve never had any connection to, so I got a bit wary.ColonsayScotland2 yearsdodgy call, definitely a scam!2 yearsSome bloke rang me claiming to be from ‘3G Mobile Network’ - total con!3G Mobile Network2 yearsSomeone said they were calling from Phonehouse, but as soon as I asked a question, they just ended the call.Phonehouse2 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be O2, sounded like a total scam to me.2 yearsI didn’t pick up, but they left a message with that typical hold music playing in the background. Usually, that kind of thing means if you’d answered, it would have been a call centre on the other end. I couldn’t figure out what they were after, so I just blocked the number.2 yearsGot a call from this number but my phone flagged it as possible spam so I just ignored it. After reading some of the comments here, I’m glad I didn’t pick up. I’ve never been to Colonsay and have no connections there, so it’s strange to get calls from such a small place. I’d be careful before answering it!Colonsay2 yearsSome bloke rang saying he was from 3 phone company, but after I pretended to go along with it, he got pretty rude. Guess it was just one of those scams lol.2 yearsGot a call from an unknown number but didn’t pick up cause I wasn’t sure who it was.2 yearsWas behind the wheel so didnt pick up, they didnt leave any voicemail either.2 yearsPhone rang but I didn’t answer it.2 yearsThey said they were from O2 and tried to sell me a discounted bill deal. I asked them to prove their identity and they said my email would be the proof. Had a bit of fun messing around challenging them, but then they just dropped the call. Fingers crossed I still get that 30% off my bill and maybe a free wireless charger too! Anyway, I've blocked the number now and definitely didn’t hand over my email.2 yearsThe number didn't show as spam so I picked up, said hello a few times but no one answered. It seemed like they just ended the call on me? Anyway, I've gone ahead and blocked them now 🚫2 yearsSomebody rang me claiming they could cut my O2 bill by 30% and threw in free headphones. I kept them talking for about 10 minutes just to waste their time and stop them from bothering someone else with their nonsense.2 yearsI just got a call from someone with a strong Indian accent claiming to be from Colonsay, saying they could cut my phone bills by 40%. I only use pay as you go though, so I wasn't interested and ended the call pretty quick.Colonsay2 yearsI didn't pick up, but there's no doubt it was a scam or spam call.2 yearsGot a call that I didn't answer, and judging by what others have said, probably just a scammer.2 yearsThis looks like one of those dodgy scams. I hardly ever get phone calls so I just let it ring out. Definitely give it a miss. Most likely one of those well-known O2 scams going about...2 yearsGot a dodgy call and blocked em straight away!2 yearsI have no idea who you are. Please stop bothering me.2 yearsThey called me two times back to back, but I ignored it since the number said Isle of Colonsay and I had no idea who it might be. Most likely a scam, if you ask me.Isle of Colonsay2 yearsI picked up the phone and a woman said she was calling from O2. I kept trying to find out what the call was about but she just ended the call.2 yearsAvoid answering, probably a scam call.2 yearsNo idea who they are, and I’m pretty sure this is a total scam. Never heard of anyone from that area!2 yearsJust like others mentioned, they rang me three times right after each other. I didn't pick up at all, and now they've been blocked.2 yearsPhone rang but they just cut off straight away. Thought it was probably a scam or something dodgy. So I just blocked the number and got rid of it.2 yearsI didnt pick up, like others said. I have no one from Scotland that I know of.Scotland2 yearsAbout ten mins ago I missed a call. The number showed up as coming from Isle of Colonsay in Scotland. Didn't pick up though.Isle of ColonsayScotland2 yearsI just ignored it since I don’t know anyone from the Inner Hebrides. Saw a couple of folks on another forum mentioning it looks like a scam anyway.Inner Hebrides2 yearsGot a call from a bloke claiming his name was Mike, but he had an obvious Indian accent. Told him he didn't seem like a Mike to me and asked where exactly he was ringing from. Without a word, he just ended the call. Blocked the number straight away.Mike2 yearsHavent picked up, but looks like this number has been looked up like 40+ times today already.Submit Your Own Report (01951 390005)
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