03300430753
TimeLine☎️ 03300430753 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by YayYay Limited. It is part of the phone block 330043 with a prefix of 0330.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03300430753
- Sophisticated scam falsely demands paymentSep
2020Vague invoicing, evasive aggressive callerJun
2020Caller scam, fake safety bookletMay
2020Warning: Rogue company, avoid!May
2020Paid sponsor; company has negative reviewsMay
2020Scammed, deceptive booklet, bailiff calledFeb
2020Safety Guide Foundation's multiple numbersSep
2019Scam warning, block caller immediatelyJun
2019Aggressive caller, unclear debt detailsMay
2019"Safety Guides Ltd." scam warningApr
2019Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 10 First Seen: 17 April 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bridge Ball(Devon), Bridgeton(Glasgow) and Faberstown(Wiltshire).
03300430753 has 10 comments of which 8 x negative and 2 x neutral
03300430753 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03300430753 👆 is reported as a persistent and sophisticated scam targeting businesses with claims they agreed to sponsor or advertise in school safety booklets. Callers often use aggressive and evasive tactics, demanding payment after sending professional-looking invoices that recipients did not authorise. Many have had to verify claims with schools or other authorities, confirming it's fraudulent. Several victims reported feeling pressured by legal threats or abuse when disputing charges. The company behind these calls has multiple negative reviews and appears to change names to avoid accountability. Numerous complainants advise extreme caution and highlight the calls as aggressive cold calls with unclear origin and dubious legitimacy.
Reports on phone number 03300430753
6 yearsGot a call today, saying I’d promised to fund some books for schools, which I definitely didn’t. Then they sent over a bill and rang up demanding payment. They even dropped the local head teacher’s name on the first call, so I checked with the school - who told me it’s a scam and they’re reporting it to the County Education Committee. They try to make you think you agreed ages ago, but it’s all a clever con. Proper dodgy.County Education Committee6 yearsAt first, I was happy to help out by contributing to a safety guide for the local school. But as the invoices kept coming, they got more confusing and less clear. When I tried to see a full breakdown before paying again, the person on the phone grew dodgy and quite rude. Honestly, if you want to support kids, there are much better options than dealing with these people.6 yearsSome bloke phoned saying I’d supposedly agreed to assist with their safety booklet. I honestly don’t recall anything like that, and there’s no way I’d say yes without seeing an email or getting some details first. Now they've sent me a full hard copy along with an invoice - it looks really well done, but it feels fishy, like a scam.6 yearsLooks like a dodgy outfit... best to give them a wide berth!6 yearsI can’t quite recall everything, but they sent me a quick email right away (they had my email somehow). They called out of the blue, saying they were a book and training company. I ended up paying them twice as a sponsor before I dug a bit deeper, then I found loads of bad reviews on sites like Trustpilot.Trustpilot6 yearsThese lot tricked me into thinking I’d signed up to have my company featured in their directory, which I can't even remember agreeing to. Stupidly, I fell for their nonsense. Now, a bailiff has shown up saying I owe a bigger debt. I've had to report the whole thing to Action Fraud.Action Fraud7 yearsSafety Guide Foundation, which used to go by Safety Guide Ltd, has a few numbers they use. The feedback you see here really sums up what to expect from them.Safety Guide FoundationSafety Guide Ltd7 yearsWe got a call at work from a woman named Michelle claiming we’d paid something a week ago and telling us to talk to accounts. We know this is a scam tho and she kept threatening us with legal stuff, saying one of our people supposedly agreed to it. That’s just not true at all. Honestly, steer clear of these lot and block the number right away if you get a call from them.Michelle7 yearsSome woman named Michelle rang me, but she was really vague about where she was calling from and sounded pretty pushy about some debt I supposedly owe. I told her I didn’t know anything about it and asked if she could send me an invoice by email. She just hung up without even taking my email, which was odd. Then she kept ringing a few days later, still demanding I pay up. I saved the number, but I’m not sure I wanna call back since I’m still clueless about what it’s about or if it might be some kind of scam.Michelle7 yearsGot a dodgy call from this "Safety Guides Ltd." lot. They ring up small businesses pretending that someone supposedly signed up to fund guides for a nearby school. When you say you’ve got no clue what they mean, they just start shouting and banging on about legal stuff. Proper scam if you ask me.Safety Guides Ltd.Submit Your Own Report (0330 043 0753)
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