02033322943

Got a call from a number linked to AST but they just hung up when I went to get the house owner. Seems dodgy, probably a scam. Best to just ignore and not pick up.

Got a call saying my warranty was up, but they wouldn’t tell me what gadget they meant. They did have my real name, but the person was really forceful and didn’t accept a no whatsoever. Ended up hanging up and blocking the number straight away.

someone rang from a company called “service homecare” and asked for me by my first name. when i asked how they got my number, they said i’d given it to the appliance maker, though they didn’t say which one. they said they offer service plans for appliances. as soon as i told them we hadn’t got a contract with them and that my number is on the tps list, they hung up.

Pretty sure it was from Domestic & General about renewing the appliance warranty. Most likely just checking if our cover might be close to expiring, nothing suspicious.

Someone keeps calling me asking for a Miss Wood, but I have no idea who she is. The calls come non stop and it's getting a bit annoying now. Wish they'd stop bothering me with that name!

I'm trying to track down someone I've never encountered before, yet they seem reluctant to divulge any information regarding their identity or how they obtained my phone number.

Gave me a bell but didn't bother to leave a message when I didn't pick up.

On April 29th, 2021 at precisely 11:10 in the morning, I received a rather dubious call. The caller, claiming to represent Domestic Appliances London, mentioned an insurance warranty concerning my cooker, fridge, and washing machine. He asserted that I had been shelling out for this warranty over the last seven years, which is utterly untrue. Quoting my husband's name along with our full address and postcode, he insisted that my last payment dated back to April 2019 and supposedly covered a span of two years. When I questioned his claims, his rudeness was shocking, and he outright refused to provide his name or connect me to a manager. Quite frankly, it was a rather unpleasant exchange.

I didn't utter a word... they just disconnected. I've noticed some of the other feedback here resonates with my experience. I've received calls of a similar ilk-possibly regarding scams or insurance-from this very number.

Received a call with no one on the other end-just utter silence. Quite baffling, isn’t it?

Received a call regarding the pickup of some surplus kitchenware.

Exercise caution with this number. It's a cold call requesting your credit card information!

I keep receiving dodgy calls lately. It’s becoming quite a nuisance, to be honest.

I picked up the phone to find it was dead air - seemed like they just dropped the call as soon as I did.

The number that pops up on my caller ID is supposedly linked to a company claiming to be Domestic Appliances. However, I've done my research, and it appears that such a company doesn't seem to exist in any legitimate form. They provide a contact number of 01273977504, which, oddly enough, they say is for the same company. Their pitch is quite convincing, but they go as far as requesting my card details, including the three-digit security number on the back-something no trustworthy organisation would ever ask for! If they start pressing you, it might be wise to give them some fabricated information. On top of that, I've received emails and calls that pretend to be from PayPal, insisting I update my card information. It's crucial to remain vigilant with these calls masquerading as PayPal because the chances are high that they aren’t genuine at all.

I received a rather dubious phone call from the number 02033322943 at precisely 12:38 on the 29th of April, 2021. The caller was an individual with an Asian accent and there was a noticeable din in the background, reminiscent of a busy call centre. He addressed me by name, mentioned my phone number and also my address, which immediately set my alarm bells ringing. He claimed to represent Domestic and General, stating that the insurance for my kitchen appliances had expired and it was the right moment to renew it. Naturally, I felt unease and pressed him for specifics regarding which appliances he meant. He simply referred to "kitchen appliances," but when I demanded clarity, he specifically mentioned my fridge and washing machine. Each inquiry elicited increasing irritation from him. I firmly told him that I was not interested, at which point he abruptly hung up. I’m convinced this was a scam for several reasons: (A) My phone line is with BT and my number is withheld, which makes it puzzling how he obtained my details. (B) All of my appliances are quite old, and I have never even considered getting insurance for them outside of the initial warranty. (C) The excessive noise in the background was a major red flag; a legitimate call centre wouldn’t typically sound that chaotic. (D) His growing irritation was telling; genuine customer service representatives are trained to maintain professionalism. (E) The fact that he had an Asian accent struck me as noteworthy, as many of the scammers I've encountered in the past also fit this description. It’s truly unfair that these culprits leave a negative impression on integrity-preserving members of the Asian community. One query that lingers in my mind is how I can be sure that your website isn't a front for some sort of scam itself?

The caller claimed to represent National Home Cover and was insistent on verifying my bank information. I decided it was best to terminate the call.

Insurance for household gadgets... I made it quite clear that I wasn’t keen on the offer and hung up the call.