01951554888
☎️ 01951554888 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Solutios Limited. It is part of the phone block 195155 with a prefix of 01951. The area code 01951 originates from Colonsay.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01951554888
- Suspicious call about loans, misleadingJul
2015Nuisance caller knows personal detailsJul
2015Persistent calls about non-existent loanJul
2015Unwanted call, rude response receivedJul
2015Unrelenting con merchants, TPS ineffectiveJul
2015Caller identified personal information, intrusiveJul
2015Frequent calls from the same numberJul
2015Avoid unknown calls; use screeningJul
2015Receiving refund scam calls dailyJul
2015Requested funds transfer in a sentenceJul
2015Frequent unwanted calls from unknown numbersJul
2015Received false PPI phone callJul
2015Frequent, potentially spammy phone callsJul
2015Unexpected call about potential loan claimJul
2015Seeking ways to block callsJul
2015Caller claims loan overpayment refundJul
2015Relentless phone calls, frustrated responseJul
2015Indian man offers refund, hangs upJul
2015Call was cut off abruptlyJul
2015Complaint about spam phone callsJul
2015Complaint about PPI harassment callsJul
2015Disturbing experience with telemarketerJul
2015Ongoing annoyance with scam callsJun
2015Frequent poor English phone scamsJun
2015Caller hung up abruptly on demandJun
2015Wants to block unwanted callsJun
2015Possible scam call for PPIJun
2015Annoying frequent calls from numberJun
2015Received false debt scam callJun
2015Persistent telemarketer regarding PPI claimJun
2015Call centre rudeness needs actionJun
2015Frequent unwanted phone callsJun
2015Unwanted call, difficult communication, hang-upJun
2015Unknown foreign accent, impersonating customer serviceJun
2015Issue with form submission functionJun
2015Daily bothersome calls need stoppingJun
2015Suspicious call regarding loan claimsJun
2015Frequent caller, avoid sharing detailsJun
2015Calls claiming I owe moneyJun
2015Encourage loud expression and excitementJun
2015Frequent silent calls, avoiding numberJun
2015Beware of phone scammers; action neededJun
2015Bankruptcy deters unwanted phone callsJun
2015Rude callers repeatedly harass familyJun
2015Annoying daily nuisance calls persistJun
2015Concerns about unsolicited loan callsJun
2015Frustrated with Indian call centerJun
2015Aggressive callers won't stop contactingJun
2015Dubious call center PPI claimsJun
2015Scam call claiming money owedJun
2015Received foreign call, listened brieflyJun
2015Suspicious call regarding loan debtMay
2015Received foreign scam call, disconnectedMay
2015Spam call about PPI refundMay
2015Don't reason, just hang up!May
2015Caller knew personal information; suspiciousMay
2015Potential spam call requesting personal informationMay
2015Unsolicited call about mis-sold PPIMay
2015Cold caller, blocked, persistent, unclearMay
2015Persistent scam calls, ignored complaintsMay
2015Strange calls, easy to dismissMay
2015Scam call about loan refundMay
2015Harassing calls about nonexistent refundMay
2015Caller offered false PPI claimMay
2015Suspicious caller claiming financial transactionMay
2015Beware of foreign loan scamsMay
2015Unwanted calls, no message leftMay
2015Rude scam call about refundMay
2015Persistent nuisance caller with accentMay
2015Avoids suspicious phone number callsMay
2015Constant unwanted loan calls persistMay
2015Frequent unwanted calls, no responseMay
2015Scam call pretending to be bankingMay
2015Identity unknown, need more contextMay
2015Suspicious foreign PPI claims callMay
2015Constant calls, incorrect loan detailsMay
2015Suspicious call, ignored further contactMay
2015Scam call with foreign accentMay
2015Confusing loan inquiry leads policeMay
2015Suspicious call about old loanMay
2015Missed call, no response receivedMay
2015No loan in 2004 statedMay
2015Caller hung up upon confirmationMay
2015Oldest poppy seller dies tragicallyMay
2015Potential scam call alert, bewareMay
2015Automated voice, conference call, deadApr
2015Received cheque by post, altercationApr
2015Annoyed about unwanted phone callsApr
2015Refusal to fraudulent phone callsApr
2015Call requested for Mr. FryApr
2015Number Of Searches: 428 Number Of Comments: 88 First Seen: 06 April 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ampfield(Hampshire), Callaughton(Shropshire), Flush House(West Yorkshire), Hinton(Somerset) and Lower Clopton(Warwickshire).
01951554888 has 88 comments of which 19 x negative and 69 x neutral
01951554888 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01951554888 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance scam involving calls from foreign-accented (often Indian) call centres claiming recipients are owed money from old loans or PPI refunds. Callers frequently know personal details despite numbers being ex-directory and on the TPS, displaying aggressive or rude behaviour when challenged. Many report repeated calls daily, including abusive language and hang-ups. The callers often refuse to disclose their source or company legitimacy and pressure for bank details or confirmation. Victims advise ignoring the calls, not engaging, and blocking the number where possible, cautioning the vulnerable. Despite complaints to authorities and phone companies, these calls continue unabated, causing distress and interference. Users recommend reporting such incidents to the police and regulators, and using call-blocking technology or services to reduce unwanted contact.
Reports on phone number 01951554888
11 yearsI've just received a phone call from some folks with Asian accents, rambling on about loans and PPI claims! It all feels rather fishy, to say the least. Seriously, how many people of Asian descent go by the name James? It's just a bit ridiculous, isn't it?PPIJames11 yearsI keep receiving these bothersome calls from someone with an Asian-sounding accent. They always call out to my husband by name and then proceed to ask for me as well. It's quite peculiar, as they seem to have some personal information about us. However, the moment I press them on how they got our number, especially since we’re ex-directory, they start swearing and abruptly end the call. Quite the irritating situation, I must say!11 yearsAfter quite some time, I'm finally enjoying a day off, so I'm unsure how frequently they attempt to reach me throughout the day. This morning, at precisely 10:56, I got a phone call where the caller mentioned my last name. Unfortunately, their accent was rather tricky to decipher - I caught wind of something regarding £1800. When I asked them to repeat as I was struggling to hear, their reply seemed rather rude, something along the lines of "go away," before they hung up on me. I've signed up with the Telephone Preference Service, yet it seems more and more like these firms simply disregard it altogether.Telephone Preference Service11 yearsI keep receiving persistent calls from this number claiming I have a financial debt owed on a loan. The truth is, I’ve never taken out a loan in my entire life! Shockingly, they seem to have access to my name, address, and even my unlisted phone number, which is quite concerning given that I'm registered with the Telephone Preference Service. They were so insistent that I asked them to forward me the documentation so I could investigate their claims. Now, I’m just waiting to see if it actually turns up!Telephone Preference Service11 yearsIt appears that this individual shows no signs of stopping their incessant antics. Unfortunately, they're not a rarity; there are countless unscrupulous tricksters lurking about. The Telephone Preference Service seems utterly ineffective these days. Most of these callers appear to come from Asian backgrounds yet have taken to adopting Western names such as John or Jim for their dubious dealings.Preference ServiceJohnJim11 yearsI received a call where the person addressed me directly by name, but I firmly declined to engage. To my surprise, they proceeded to recite my address and postcode. They probed about a loan, which baffled me since I’ve never taken one out. When they repeated their question about being Mr. XXXX, I again said no. Their response was shocking: "Bugger off then." It's rather frustrating that our telecom providers don’t take action to block such intrusive calls. We pay a premium for their services and ought to have the power to dictate the type of communication we receive.XXXX11 yearsI’m rarely at my place these days, but whenever I am, I encounter this hassle too! Now, I’ve taken to ignoring the calls altogether and just dialling 1471 afterwards. Honestly, I’m quite chuffed I did; it’s always the same ruddy number!11 yearsIndeed, I’ve received calls from this number as well, yet I've chosen not to pick up. We’re equipped with caller ID and an answering machine, which is quite handy. We only engage with familiar numbers. I’d highly recommend that others consider getting similar systems in place. Cheers, Bea.11 yearsToday, I received a call from this number claiming they were issuing a refund - though for what, I have no clue, as I promptly ended the conversation. It's become rather frustrating as I’m now bombarded with up to two calls each day from various numbers. Does anyone have any tips on how I can put a stop to these incessant calls?11 yearsI just told them to go ahead and transfer the cash to me.11 yearsI've been receiving calls almost every day from individuals, both men and women, who have quite noticeable Indian accents. Despite being registered with the Telephone Preference Service and having an unlisted number, the calls keep coming. When I inquired how they got hold of our number, they just hung up in a huff, muttering something nasty under their breath!Telephone Preference Service11 yearsI've received calls from this number on a daily basis for the past week, sometimes ringing me two times or more in a day. Occasionally, there’s silence on the other end, while at other times, they seem to be pushing a PPI claim. Quite annoying, to say the least!11 yearsSome bloke with an Indian accent called up insisting we’d taken out a loan and could get PPI back. He seemed quite shocked when I told him I’ve never borrowed money a day in my life.11 yearsWhat’s the best way to put an end to these pesky calls?11 yearsBlimey, these blighters just won’t take a hint! The constant ringing is driving me up the wall. I finally snapped and told them to jog on, and honestly, it was quite liberating!11 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be Indian, stating that I had overpaid on a loan and was due some money. I asked them to send me a cheque for the amount.11 yearsSome bloke from India was trying to give me a refund or something. After a bit of messing about, I just ended the call.11 yearsKept calling but all I could hear was noise in the background, then they just hung up on me. Such a weird experience. [email protected]11 yearsGot a call from someone claiming I was due PPI refund for a loan I never took out. The caller was Indian and struggled with English. Honestly, these sorts of calls need to be stopped right from the beginning.PPI11 yearsGot a call from someone with an Indian accent claiming I’m entitled to PPI compensation. Honestly, it’s just annoying harassment - we really don’t need these sorts of calls.11 yearsGot a call from someone about PPI, sounded like they were from India. I kept saying I wouldn't give my first name and after about five minutes, I just ended the call. They called me back straight away and spent another couple of minutes shouting abuse down the phone at me. Proper unpleasant experience.11 yearsReceived a call claiming I’m due £4000 for PPI compensation, and surprisingly they even had my bank info, full name and address! When I told them I knew it was all rubbish and ended the call, they rang me back immediately. Their accents were clearly Indian despite going by names like Kevin and Brian! I get loads of these calls every day, and it’s beyond annoying. I work from home and these interruptions are really messing up my day.IndiaKevinBrian11 yearsAs soon as I asked who was calling, they quickly ended the call.11 yearsI reckon their English is really bad, sounds like one of them dodgy money scams. They've rung me thrice today already. Why can't someone put an end to this? Just hangs up straight away now.11 yearsI received a call for a "Mrs" at this address, but there’s no Mrs residing here. I made it clear that I wasn’t interested and requested that they remove my details from their system. Instead, I was bombarded with a slew of rude insults. There has to be a method for preventing such persistent nuisance calls, doesn’t there?11 yearsGot a call from someone saying I’m owed money for PPI from a loan back in 2005, said it was from India or somewhere like that. They tried to get my bank info but it’s just a scam. When I told them none of it was true, they just hung up on me.India11 yearsThis number keeps calling me three to four times daily, which is incredibly frustrating!11 yearsI just got a call from this number where the guy claimed I took out a loan back in 2005, first saying it was some finance firm. When I told him that wasn’t right, he quickly switched it to saying it was from Nat West. I kept telling him he had the wrong person, but he got all argumentative. Then he actually started swearing at me before ending the call abruptly. Quite a rude experience.Nat West11 yearsSome bloke from India rang me up saying there was some PPI claim I could make. He kept pushing even though I said no loads of times. He started rattling off info about a loan I supposedly had and then asked me to pass my details to another person when they called. Turns out it was the same guy calling again! Since then, they’ve phoned me like 6 times, but I just hang up straight away now.11 yearsMy missus got called by some call centre from India and the person on the other end was really rude, even told her to shut up! I tried ringing the number again to sort it out but it won’t let me through. Anyone got any advice?11 yearsI just received a rather puzzling call from these individuals - their accent was quite pronounced (definitely not Scottish, mind you)! It was hard to make out their words, and they insisted they weren't after any personal information. They even transferred me to a supervisor who claimed I had money owed to me... After a while, I decided enough was enough and hung up; I was tired of repeatedly declining their offers! I reckon the insolvency story is a clever tactic - I might just adopt that strategy moving forward. Another cheeky line I often use is mentioning that I reside in a council flat; they tend to hang up pretty quickly when I say that!11 yearsGot a call from someone with a weird accent, sounded like maybe Indian? They were trying to tell me I had some good news about my PPI claim. I just told them I never had one and then quickly said thanks and hung up!11 yearsAnnoying phone calls that won't stop!11 yearsThe form’s just not working for me at all.11 yearsI seem to receive calls from these folks every single day. Any tips on how I could get them to leave me alone?11 yearsI had a rather peculiar call from this number today. The individual on the line claimed to represent a firm called The PPI Reclaims. They guaranteed that they wouldn't require any personal information from me. After a brief chat, I was transferred to a supervisor, but upon probing them about the legitimacy of the information concerning my supposed claim-and pointing out some discrepancies in what they were stating-the caller abruptly ended the call. It's rather puzzling, as I do remember securing a loan around that time. Cheers, RuthThe PPI ReclaimsRuth11 yearsI receive calls from this number a minimum of twice a week regarding PPI. It's wise to exercise caution and refrain from sharing any personal information.11 yearsI keep receiving calls from this number claiming that I have some outstanding funds owed to me.11 yearsEnjoy yourselves, make plenty of noise, or keep a horn handy!11 yearsI've been receiving roughly three or four calls daily from this particular number. Strangely enough, there’s never anyone on the line; they just hang up! The other day, I noticed some call centre chatter in the background right before I ended the call. Now, I've decided that I'm not answering again whenever this number pops up on my screen.11 yearsI received a call from this number too. It matched the details I saw on the teletext. These individuals are nothing but crooks! There really ought to be some action taken by the authorities. Whether it's BT or the police, someone should be on the case. Although warnings are issued, it seems no one actually follows up on these scammers. Surely it can't be that difficult to keep tabs on them!BT11 yearsOne straightforward way to handle their incessant calls is to inform them that you’re declared bankrupt. You see, individuals who are bankrupt aren’t eligible to reclaim PPI, and I’ve noticed that they tend to back off quite quickly after that. With a bit of luck, the message will sink in, and the phone calls should dwindle to practically nothing. It’s certainly high time these bothersome calls came to an end!11 yearsThis number's been ringing us for three consecutive days at the same hour, specifically asking for our son by name. Just yesterday, my husband picked up and, upon stating that our son wasn't available, they hung up on him without a second thought, showing quite a lack of courtesy. They've just tried again, and my husband confronted them about their unprofessional conduct from yesterday, firmly telling them to stop calling us. Ridiculous behaviour!11 yearsI receive calls from them on a daily basis, relentlessly inquiring about the details of people residing in my home. They also attempt to delve into topics like PPI or injury claims, seemingly in search of a better phone package for myself. It’s rather peculiar; every single caller seems to have an accent reminiscent of India, with never a Scots or British tone to be heard. I find their incessant chatter exceedingly irritating and unsettling-it's reached a point where I dread picking up the phone altogether. Clearly, action needs to be taken to put an end to these bothersome communications.India11 yearsI recently received a call claiming I was entitled to some PPI from a personal loan, which I found rather odd since I've never actually taken out any loans! I mentioned this to them, and they said they’d ring me again later. I’m left wondering how they manage to obtain our personal information in the first place? It’s quite baffling!11 yearsGot a call again from some call centre with an Indian accent. Honestly, these constant nuisance calls are driving me mad. So done with them.11 yearsI've received quite a few phone calls from these folks lately. We've repeatedly requested that they take our ex-directory number off their list, but it seems to fall on deaf ears. Whenever we ask them to cease calling, their tone shifts dramatically; they become quite shouty and aggressive, insisting that we simply cannot ignore them. How on earth do they manage to operate like this? It's rather baffling!11 yearsI got a call from an Indian call centre, and the person just kept going non-stop. They did share some info that sounded quite believable, but I had my doubts about it all being true. They mentioned something about a PPI claim and said they’d pass me on to someone else next. The next person would apparently need me to verify some details before I could get £3600. Since I wasn’t confident I could confirm everything properly and the caller wouldn’t shut up, I just ended up hanging up. Seems like they might be pushing people into making fake claims or something.11 yearsThe phone rang and when I answered, I stayed quiet just listening. It was clearly some overseas call centre, they even said my name! I just ended the call.11 yearsI received a rather intrusive call from this number. The individual seemed to know my name and address, going on about money that I supposedly owe. Quite frankly, it's baffling as I've never taken a loan in my life!11 yearsI've had a rather strange phone call, claiming that Halifax is meant to pay me £5000. The thing is, I've never taken out a loan with them, so it's all very suspect. They had my name and address, which creeped me out, and insisted I had to hang up because a supervisor would ring me back. They even asked me how old I was; I decided to give them a made-up number. From now on, I won’t be picking up any more of their calls. They claim they obtained all my information from Halifax, but I genuinely doubt that.Halifax11 yearsI just received a rather peculiar call from someone named “Peter,” though he had quite the thick accent that made him sound anything but local. It was a refreshing change from the typical “John Smith” I suppose. He inquired if he could have a word with Mr (our surname), and upon realising he’d reached a woman instead, he promptly asked for Mrs (our surname). When I replied with “that’s me,” he launched into a muddled spiel about PPI, but honestly, it was nearly impossible to grasp what he was rambling on about. It was clear from the get-go that it was a dodgy call, so I hung up promptly.PeterJohn Smith11 yearsReceived a call about PPI refunds - complete rubbish! I told them I wasn't interested and just ended the call.PPI11 yearsToday, we received a rather peculiar call from a bloke who seemed to know our address and other bits of information. It's baffling how they manage to acquire such details! Then, out of the blue, his companion jumped on the line and started yelling, which led us to promptly end the call. Quite the strange experience!11 yearsI've received a similar call to what others have mentioned. After hearing what the caller had to say, I informed him that they'd previously assured me that paperwork would be sent my way, but it hadn’t arrived yet. I decided it was best to end the conversation there. It's pointless trying to engage with them-best to just put the phone down!11 yearsGot a call from someone saying I was entitled to £1800 from some PPI mis-selling. Before anything else, they asked which bank I use. Sounds like one of those dodgy foreign call centres to me.11 yearsSpent about ten minutes on the phone with someone who was convinced I'd been sold PPI that I never even asked for or agreed to. Tried to convince me I was entitled to a £1600 refund if I just gave them my main bank details. I wasn't having any of it, so no refund for me!11 yearsI received a rather relentless call from someone claiming to be Peter, who apparently hails from India. When I inquired about how he obtained my number, he dodged the question and urged me to hear him out regarding a potential PPI claim that supposedly belongs to me. As it stands, I have nothing outstanding, so I firmly informed him that his approach was nothing more than a cold call. Subsequently, I've taken the precaution of blocking the number entirely. Quite frustrating, really!PeterIndia11 yearsToday I received a staggering seven phone calls from these persistent blokes, each one insisting that I had a Lloyds loan back in 2014 which supposedly included PPI, and that I was due some compensation. I assured them that I had never taken out a loan in my life. Yet, they kept ringing back, one after the other. When I cheekily suggested I’d contact Lloyds myself to inform them they owe me money - thanks to what “Stephen from India” told me - he lost his cool and hurled some rather unkind words my way, calling me a time-waster and an idiot! Then, as if that wasn’t enough, yet another individual from the very same number attempted to reach me, followed by still more. I've reported this to the Telephone Preference Service every single time, but, as per usual, they seem to be utterly ineffectual.LloydsStephenIndia11 yearsI received my second call from this number today, and I decided to take a different approach. When they inquired after me, I told them he no longer resides here. Oddly enough, they just dropped the call right after! Seems like I've found an efficient way to shake them off! 😊11 yearsI've received repeated calls from the same individual regarding some supposed 'financial' transaction with a bank. No matter how many times I explained that this wasn't the situation, he insisted that my name had popped up in their records. He even put me on hold for about five seconds, claiming he needed to sort out some paperwork. Now, he's promised to ring back in a quarter of an hour. It felt like he was treating me as if I knew nothing, constantly insisting that I should listen, as this bank purportedly wanted to hand me some cash. I questioned why a bank I’ve never engaged with would want to give me anything, but he just stuck to his rehearsed lines.11 yearsReceived a rather suspicious call at approximately 16:45 today on my home phone. The chap on the other end had a strong foreign accent and astonishingly knew my surname! He claimed I was due a refund for a loan I supposedly arranged many moons ago. I informed him politely that I’ve never taken out a loan, and swiftly ended the conversation. Believe it or not, this isn’t the first time someone’s mentioned a refund for a loan I never had. Can’t say for certain if it was the same number as before, but I reckon had I played along and asked for the details, he'd probably want my bank info right after. Best to stay cautious!11 yearsI've received numerous calls from this number, and they seem to have all my personal information, including my name and address. They keep claiming that I’m entitled to a PPI refund, which is simply not true. When I requested they cease calling me, the bloke on the other end with an Asian accent was incredibly disrespectful! On the second occasion, I warned them I'd contact the police due to their harassing behaviour, but it hasn’t deterred them one bit!11 yearsI picked up the phone after getting loads of these calls at the worst times. The firm said I could claim for PPI, but I’ve never had a loan, so that can’t be right. The person on the other end was really hard to make out, sounded like it was coming from some sort of call centre in India maybe? I told them to take my number off their list straight away.11 yearsThis number’s called me a few times but I don’t pick up. They never bother to leave any kind of voicemail either.11 yearsI received a call from a bloke with a rather odd accent, claiming I was entitled to £3,200 for a loan I supposedly took out back in 2005. He had all my details - name, address, and postcode - which was a bit disconcerting. I told him to go ahead and send the cash, then cut the line. Honestly, it's such a daft scam! Just a heads-up to everyone, stay vigilant!11 yearsI received a call from a bloke with a pronounced Asian accent who claimed that I was entitled to a refund on my PPI. No matter how many times I insisted that wasn't true, he eventually just told me to "F" off! What a delightful way to sell, isn't it?11 yearsI refrain from picking up calls from this particular number as I’ve done my due diligence and looked it up previously. It’s rather peculiar; they never seem to hang around long enough for the voicemail to activate. Just a mere five minutes prior to this call, I received a call from a withheld number. The caller, a woman with an Asian accent, was seeking my husband. When I kindly informed her he wasn’t able to take calls at the moment and asked if she’d like to leave a message, she seemed quite flustered and eventually stammered, "Um, no, I'll ring back later." Seems a bit too coincidental to me!11 yearsI've been getting relentless calls from this number, and it's driving me bonkers! I've taken to ignoring it now, but that hasn’t deterred them one bit. It’s all about a loan that I’ve never even applied for! What on earth?!11 yearsThey keep ringing me incessantly, sometimes as many as five times a day! I tend to pick up but remain silent.11 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be with the UK Banking Service, inquiring about my mum. However, his accent was so thick that I struggled to grasp what he was saying. He insisted he was phoning from Newcastle, but it just didn’t sit right with me, so I ended the call. Definitely sounds like a dodgy scam to me.UK Banking ServiceNewcastle11 yearsNo idea who called me from this number.11 yearsReceived a rather peculiar phone call earlier. Some chap, clearly not local, enquired if he was speaking to Mrs ........ When I probed for his identity, he mentioned he was from the PPI claims department (not that I have any PPI, mind you). I further questioned where he was ringing from, to which he cheekily responded, "Why would I divulge that?" and then promptly disconnected. Quite the nerve!PPI11 yearsI find myself in a similar predicament-this number has been incessantly ringing me. Whenever I inquire about their company affiliation, they promptly disconnect the call. I received another one today; I initially assumed it was concerning a PPI application I’d submitted. However, when I engaged further, their information was all askew, particularly since I didn’t take out a loan back in 2004!11 yearsI received a phone call today from an individual with a very pronounced foreign accent (not your typical Scottish lilt, mind you!) who claimed to be representing the UK Banking Association. According to my quick search on Google, the number is supposedly from Scotland. This caller informed me that I was owed a refund. Astonishingly, he had all my details - my name, address, and postcode. I replied that it sounded brilliant and suggested he could send me a cheque, which I could then bank. Strangely, he insisted that wasn’t feasible and asked for my banking information to process a direct payment instead. I usually find these sorts of calls rather amusing, but it does concern me for the elderly and those who might be more susceptible to such tricks. Surely, something can be done? What’s even more baffling is that he didn’t even bother to mask his number. Oddly enough, there’s no option for “Scam” in the Call Type categories.UK Banking AssociationGoogleScotland11 yearsI had a similar experience not long ago. The chap on the phone asked me to hang on while he fetched his boss, but after a few minutes he just told me to hang up and that someone would reach out to me later. I decided to ignore any follow-up calls.11 yearsI picked up the phone after having missed a previous call. At last, I heard a voice with a thick accent inquiring if I was ......... I inquired about the nature of their call, and they mentioned something about a loan from nearly a decade ago. When I expressed my confusion, they then adjusted their story to claim it was from 20 years back, asserting I had overpaid this loan. I reiterated that I had no memory of any such transaction and warned them that I would involve the authorities.11 yearsMuch like others have experienced, I received a rather unsettling message regarding my ex-husband, who had supposedly taken out a loan back in 2005, which, according to them, was settled in 2009. They insisted that I verify this information confidently. After the call, I was advised to hang up, with a promise that I would receive a prompt callback. Feeling uneasy, I hung up and immediately contacted the authorities. What baffles me is that they didn't request any banking details or similar information, leaving me quite puzzled about the whole situation.11 yearsThis relates to a loan supposedly taken out back in 2004, but I can assure you, there was no loan whatsoever on my part during that year.11 yearsAs soon as my husband stated his name, they ended the call abruptly.11 yearsI picked up the call, but no one responded when I said hello, so I decided to disconnect.11 yearsThe oldest poppy vendor in the UK has tragically been discovered deceased in a gorge, reportedly after enduring relentless nuisance calls. This truly marks an end to a heartbreaking saga.UK11 yearsI just received a call from someone with exciting news about a payout for a PPI claim. I ended the call, but then they rang back immediately!11 yearsI was greeted by an automated woman's voice saying, "You're the sole participant in this conference," and then the line went completely silent. Quite the peculiar experience, I must say. Is this some kind of con?11 yearsAn eerily similar incident occurred to us just an hour ago! We also requested a cheque to be sent in the post, and were met with a rather rude response, telling us to "bugger off" before she abruptly ended the call. Unbelievable, isn’t it? Ha ha!11 yearsIt's rather vexing when someone dials in and chooses not to leave a message. I've opted out of these kinds of calls, yet I can't fathom why they still keep coming my way!11 yearsHello there! We’ve received a call purporting to be from the UK Government’s Ministry, claiming they’re looking to process a refund for us. Is that right? Quite frankly, I find it all a bit dodgy. Do us a favour and clear off, will you?UKMinistry11 yearsThe moment our associate answered the call, a chap inquired about her conversation with Mr Fry. She confirmed she was indeed on the line, but shortly after, they abruptly ended the call.FrySubmit Your Own Report (01951 554888)
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