02156223163
☎️ 02156223163 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 021.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02156223163
- Annoying calls should be investigatedOct
2016Scam involving Laso Pharmacy representativesOct
2016Fraudulent phone call posing dangerOct
2016Questionable call from Asian womanOct
2016Beware of potential scam attemptsOct
2016Claimed BT Openreach, silent callerOct
2016Unsolicited pharmacy sales call, hung upOct
2016Frequent unwanted calls, seeking actionOct
2016Scam calls from BTOpenreach reportedOct
2016Scam call from computer hackersOct
2016Ignore call if no answerOct
2016Silence led to phone disconnectOct
2016Suspicious male caller, possible scamOct
2016Recognized scam, caller reported, hung upOct
2016Caller claimed to be BT, scamOct
2016Scam call targeting computer virusOct
2016Norton scam redirecting to ZohoOct
2016Suspicious call claiming Virgin MediaOct
2016Don't answer unrecognized callsOct
2016Negative stereotypes about Indian call centersOct
2016Silent call, recorded goodbye messageOct
2016Unsolicited call from fake Virgin MediaOct
2016Unexpected call from pharmacy stoppedOct
2016Unknown caller from questionable pharmacyOct
2016Suspicion of Indian call center scamOct
2016Pharmacy caller asks for husbandOct
2016Received suspicious call from unknown sourceOct
2016Indian scam call about medicationsOct
2016Missed call; strange click, no responseOct
2016Unintelligible calls, scam attempts reportedOct
2016Received multiple unwanted calls quicklyOct
2016Pharmacy scam call warning sharedOct
2016Nuisance call, seeking blocking adviceOct
2016Multiple calls, unrecognized number, automated machineSep
2016Potential fraudulent call from scammerSep
2016Continuous auto-dialer with nobody answeringSep
2016Indian man poses as Norton representativeSep
2016Confusing communication; unclear understandingSep
2016Scam call, do not answerSep
2016Scam call from "Windows service."Sep
2016Invalid input; unable to summarizeSep
2016Microsoft scam, avoid answering callSep
2016Number Of Searches: 215 Number Of Comments: 41 First Seen: 23 September 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Clapham(Bedfordshire), Inverneill(Argyll and Bute) and Stanfree(Derbyshire).
02156223163 has 41 comments of which 24 x neutral and 16 x negative and 1 x positive
02156223163 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02156223163 👆 is reported as a persistent source of nuisance calls mainly involving fraudsters impersonating BT Openreach, pharmacies, antivirus providers, or other companies. Callers often speak with Indian or Asian accents, use scripted claims about computer viruses, medication offers, or account issues, and frequently hang up when challenged. Many calls are silent or end abruptly, sometimes after asking personal questions or attempting to gain remote access to computers. Targets include vulnerable individuals, with repeated calls causing frustration. The number is widely recognised as linked to scams, and users strongly advise ignoring or blocking it. Authorities are urged to take action against these persistent, fraudulent call operations.
Reports on phone number 02156223163
10 yearsThis number keeps calling, then just cuts off the call. They really ought to be looked into and made to stop.10 yearsGot a call from a woman with a foreign accent saying she was from BT Open Reach. She said there was a virus issue on my computer and wanted me to log in. When I mentioned I’d double check directly with Open Reach, she just hung up on me. Quite dodgy if you ask me.BT Open ReachOpen Reach10 yearsTwice I got calls from Laso Pharmacy, first a woman called Amanda, then her brother Joseph from Mumbai. They said their place was in the US and that they could get me Viagra and stuff cheaper (I don't take those pills anyway, so no saving for me). Joseph was pretty polite and stuck to his lines, so he didn't slip up when I asked questions.Laso PharmacyAmandaJosephMumbaiUSViagra10 yearsSome lady with an Asian accent rang me saying she was from BT Openreach, but she didn't even know my name. I told her she sounded more like a cheat or a scam artist than someone real from BT. That fake "Good morning sir, how are we today?" line always gives them away every time!BT OpenreachBT10 yearsSaid they were with BT Openreach like others here mentioned. On the third try, we ended up just hanging up since the caller said nothing.BT10 yearsGot a call from these fraudsters who wanted me to let them into my computer!10 yearsGot a call earlier today, took me a bit to pick up. The person on the line spoke with an accent, sounded like they were quite far off. She said she was from a pharmacy and tried to push some discounted meds on me. I told her I wasn’t interested and the call ended straight away.10 yearsThis number keeps ringing me twice a day for more than a week now. Sometimes the caller says they're from OpenReach, other times they just hang up after no one answers. It’d be lovely if “someone” could actually sort these annoying calls out. Whoever manages to put an end to this mess deserves a huge award or even a knighthood - anyone dealing with these calls would be super grateful, honestly.10 yearsWe've been getting calls from this number three times over the past few days. Two blokes and one woman, all saying they were from BT Openreach, told us there was an issue with our computer. They spoke with an Indian accent. We've already used up all the spaces to block numbers on our phone, so there’s not much we can do against these scammers. As pensioners, we're alright and know what's going on, but there must be loads of people who are easy targets. I didn't hold back and let them know what I thought in no uncertain terms.BT Openreach10 yearsThis number called me twice within a day. Both times, it was a lady speaking with an Indian accent saying hackers were messing with my computer. I told her that was nonsense since I don't even own a computer, and she just hung up on me.10 yearsI picked up, but since there was no sound from the other end, I eventually hung up.10 yearsGot a call from a man with an Indian accent claiming his name was John and he was ringing from Open Reach. I told him I wasn’t convinced and that I’d verify his number with the Fraud Squad. He stammered a bit and said, ‘of course’, then the call ended. Logged it at 13:21 on 11/10/2016.JohnOpenFraud Squad10 yearsGot a ring from a woman with an Asian accent saying she was from BT Openreach. Straight away, I knew it was the same voice from a call I got a couple of weeks back about some PPI thing. I didn’t hang around, told her she was a scammer and that I’d report her, then I just cut the call.BT Openreach10 yearsI called but no one answered so I just hung up.10 yearsThis number rang me up pretending to be BT Openreach. The lady on the line warned that hackers are trying to grab our internet details. I asked her to email the details to the address on our account and she just asked "what’s the email?". I told her she’d already know it if she really worked for BT, and then she hung up right away. Classic scam move, looks like they keep trying different versions of the same trick.BT OpenreachBT10 yearsGot a call from a lady with an Asian accent saying she was from BT Openreach. She told me my computer had a virus and asked me to turn it on so they could sort it out. Definitely a scam from that number.BT Openreach10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Norton antivirus support. They had me check the event viewer and said the errors I saw meant my computer was full of viruses. Then, they told me to go to join.zoho to start a remote access session. I didn’t go any further, so no idea what would have come next. Seemed fishy to me.10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Virgin Media, but it was obvious it was some bloke from India. When I mentioned I’d check the number by dialling 1471, they just went quiet and then cut me off. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.Virgin Media10 yearsGot a call from some Indian call centre guys, sounded like they were trying to collect cash for some dodgy terror group, if you ask me. Proper sketchy bunch.10 yearsThis number has rung me a couple of times already. I usually just ignore calls from numbers I don’t know. Won't be picking up this one either.10 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Indian accent saying she was calling from a pharmacy, asking if I was taking any meds. When I asked what for, she just said “because we’re a pharmacy.” Told her I don’t do questions from random callers and she just hung up on me. Weird.10 yearsI picked up, and all I got was silence followed by a recorded woman saying "Goodbye" before the line went dead. Strange, no one actually spoke.10 yearsThis number just rang me up, saying they were calling from Virgin Media. They wanted to check if I was aware my internet was running slow. I told them I hadn’t experienced any issues and that I’d get in touch with Virgin Media myself if I ever did. After chatting for a bit, the bloke ended the call. The creepy bit is, he actually knew my email address as well.Virgin Media10 yearsGot a call from an Indian guy who said he was with "Lassa Pharmacy" and asked for me by name. He wanted to know if I was on any meds. I told him I’d never heard of that place and it’s none of his business what medication I take. I also told him to stop calling me.Lassa Pharmacy10 yearsGot a call from a woman with a really Indian accent, sounded like she was from one of those call centres out there. She said she was from "the Online Pharmacy" and wanted to check if I was on any meds. When I asked her if they had better luck with that than with the old Microsoft scams they’ve been running forever, she just went quiet and hung up. Absolutely disgraceful. Total scammers.IndiaOnline PharmacyMicrosoft10 yearsGot two calls this morning about 10.30. The first time, some bloke with an Indian accent mumbled nonsense and hung up straight away. The second time, when I asked why he was calling, he just cut the line. 5.10.16 I noticed someone else mentioned a similar thing about an Indian guy pretending to be from Norton anti-virus, not long ago. I got the exact same call myself, even though my subscription was definitely current. When I told him I couldn’t catch what he was saying, he passed the phone to another so-called “colleague” who was just as bad. Then they both dropped the call. It’s actually a bit comforting to see others had the same experience. And just a couple of weeks back, another Indian man called, insisting I’d been in an accident. I told him I well knew I hadn’t, and that ended the chat.Norton10 yearsThey called me two times within a few minutes. First call came around 10:22 am and no one actually spoke, just the answerphone blocking with a goodbye. Then at 10:27 am an asian bloke phoned asking for my husband. I told him we’re ex-directory and asked them not to call again.10 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be with a pharmacy, asking to speak to my husband and mentioned his name right away. They said it was about some medication.10 yearsI got a call but no one spoke, just a click and then it hung up as soon as I picked up.10 yearsGot a call from a lady with a strong Indian accent, sounded like she was from one of those call centres. She said she was from "the Online Pharmacy, sir" and wanted to ask if I was on any meds. I asked her if their script actually worked better than that infamous Microsoft scam that’s been going around forever. She just cut me off straight away. What a joke. Complete scammers, honestly.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent who asked for me by name. I told him to remove me from their calling list since they’ve rang me several times before, then he just ended the call. Before, they pretended to be from Norton Antivirus, trying to sell me some fix for my slow laptop through Pc World, but only if I bought it straight away from them. I said I’d rather pop into Pc World and sort it face to face. Guess what? They just hung up!Norton AntivirusPC World10 yearsGot a call from a guy who sounded Asian, claiming he was ringing from a pharmacy. He said there was a huge discount on my meds, like up to 70% off or something. I just said no thanks and hung up straight away. But honestly, who knows how many people fall for that stuff? It’s proper dangerous. Wish there was a way to stop these awful scammers for good. They’re so annoying!10 yearsI got calls 3 times from this number between 9.30 and 9.50 in the morning. When I answered, there was just silence for a while and then an automated voice that said “Goodbye.” It’s pretty annoying. Does anyone know if there’s a way to block this number?10 yearsConstantly getting calls every few mins from some kind of auto-dialler, then all I hear is a voice just saying goodbye. I guess the scammers on the other end are tied up or don't bother answering.10 yearssomeone called saying they were from norton antivirus and needed to fix my pc, but i said no way and that id get in touch with norton myself. then the call just suddenly dropped.Norton AntivirusNorton10 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Indian accent saying he was from Norton Antivirus. Didn't sound right to me at all. Pretty sure it was a scam.Norton AntivirusIndia10 yearsthis number kept ringing me three times in just ten minutes. when i tried calling it back, it went straight to some kind of robot message saying the number was unknown. quite odd if you ask me.10 yearsthis is a classic microsoft scam so dont pick up. they tell you your pc has problems and ask you to install software or let them control your computer remotely. once you question them, they just hang up. really suspicious! its about time someone cracked down on these call centres.Microsoft10 yearsI couldn’t understand a single word he was trying to say.10 yearsGot a call around 4.30pm UK time from someone with a strong Indian accent asking for a "David" and claiming to be my pharmacy. My flatmate handed me the phone thinking it was our usual chemist here in England. After a bit of chatting, I realised it was actually a scammer from India trying to push viagra and wanting my card details. I quickly ended the call and told him not to bother calling back. If you see this number pop up, I'd say don’t pick up - it’s definitely a scam.UKDavid10 yearsSomeone with an Indian accent calling himself Roger rang me up saying he was from Windows tech support. He claimed there was an issue with my Windows computer, but I told him I don’t even use a Windows PC. Then I asked him why he’d picked me to call. He sounded a bit lost and ended up just hanging up. Definitely felt like a scam to me.Submit Your Own Report (021 5622 3163)
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