03311431752
TimeLine☎️ 03311431752 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 331143 with a prefix of 0331.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03311431752
- Phone scam involving fake charityMar
2017Dispute over unauthorized book paymentJan
2017Warning about potential scamming activityJan
2017Report possible stolen phone situationJan
2017Received scam phone call, seeking confirmationJan
2017Ignored call from small businessJan
2017Harassment with fake bailiffs, leafletsJan
2017Confused, blocked unfamiliar number quicklyJan
2017Almost fell for phone scamJan
2017Received call for unknown programJan
2017Skeptical about donation requestJan
2017Scam involving fake printing offerJan
2017Scam about fake printing discountJan
2017Scammers; hung up, false claimsJan
2017Possible scam involving charity publishingJan
2017Unknown caller, unresponsive, persistent annoyanceJan
2017Scammer solicited sponsorship funds, rejectedJan
2017Unknown caller hangs up repeatedlyJan
2017Number Of Searches: 100 Number Of Comments: 17 First Seen: 29 December 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Birdfield(Argyll and Bute), Blidworth(Nottinghamshire), Bramham(West Yorkshire) and Risinghurst(Oxfordshire).
03311431752 has 17 comments of which 10 x negative and 7 x neutral
03311431752 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03311431752 👆 is reported as a sophisticated scam targeting small businesses with calls about alleged book sponsorships for local schools, often linked to child safety awareness. Callers claim recipients have agreed to pay significant sums for these books, sometimes threatening legal action or impersonating enforcement officers. The scam uses recorded conversations to pressure payment and features convincing accents and local school references to appear legitimate. Victims report persistent calls, intimidation, and false claims of agreements. No genuine books are delivered, and attempts to contact the scammers are usually unsuccessful as numbers are often disconnected or blocked. Recipients are advised to remain cautious, avoid providing personal information or payments, and report suspicious calls to appropriate authorities.
Reports on phone number 03311431752
10 yearsGot a call from a woman up north claiming she wanted to thank me for supporting child safety. She then asked which schools I'd like to receive 32 books. Felt like one of those scams where they try to sell advertising space in fake police community newsletters. Total con.10 yearsLike alot of others here, we run a small biz and they claimed we agreed to buy some books - which is totally not true, we never said yes to anything like that.10 yearsWatch out, this is definitely a scam!10 yearsI just got a call pretty much like the one up there about those books. Should I be ringing the coppers on them or what? Anyone got tips on what’s best to do here?10 yearsIt was another small company trying to get through to me - good thing I didn’t catch my phone ringing and missed the call.10 yearsThere’s been this scam around schools leaflets that first reached out to me a few years back, and just recently they got in touch again. They used the phone number 07716 557414 to ring me pretending to be bailiffs supposedly visiting my place because I hadn’t paid for some school books. The bloke was really aggressive, claiming to be from the high court, and even threw out a fake name and bailiff ID. When I called him out, he suddenly started flirting, saying I had a ‘sexy voice’. Honestly, it’s infuriating that people stoop to harassment like this!High Court10 yearsAt first, I had no idea who was calling, then my phone signal cut out. However, the way they started speaking sounded like one of those usual scam calls, so after checking out the comments here, I just went ahead and blocked the number straight away.10 yearsGot a call from a woman named Sam, sounded like she was from Yorkshire or maybe Lancashire, thanking me for joining some school safety programme. She started going on about how well it’s been going, but before she could go any further I told her I hadn’t got a clue what she was talking about, and she just cut me off.YorkshireLancashire10 yearsGot a call from a woman asking me to pay up for some books for a school nearby, said I'd promised it. I never said anything like that. Sounds fishy to me!10 yearsI nearly fell for this one, it was so believable they almost got me thinking my company had actually agreed to buy books for a nearby school. I decided to look the number up on Google while chatting to them and stumbled across this site!Google10 yearsI got a call from someone claiming I owed money for printing work done for a nearby school, and if I paid straight away, I'd get a discount. It's a scam, nothing real about it.10 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be a local company saying they’d agreed to cover some printing costs for our school. They dropped this number and mentioned if we pay fast, there’s a discount. Definitely a dodgy scam.10 yearsToday, 16th January, I got a call from a woman whose script was nearly the same as what Julian Edwards described in his comment, except they claimed I owed £129.00. I told her I had no idea about this debt and wasn’t going to agree to anything from some random company. She mentioned they had a recording of me saying I was interested, but I made it clear that just because I said interested doesn’t mean I agreed to pay. She said they’d investigate, but when I asked for the recording, she just ended the call. I tried calling back and got a message saying the number was incorrect. Definitely a scam.Julian Edwards10 yearsGot a call from someone saying it was a charity asking me to pay for sponsoring books. They said the books would go to local schools, mine was something about child safety awareness, though I think they use different topics too like drug awareness and stuff. The lady who rang was pretty polite and sounded suuuuper convincing, even said she had a recording from a few months ago where I supposedly agreed to sponsor. They seemed to have done their homework too, knew loads about my small business, so it felt a bit more legit than your usual scams. But yeah, definitely a scam in the end.10 yearsSome random number kept phoning me but they never actually said anything when I picked up. Real annoying.10 yearsToday I got a call from 0331 143 1752, a woman with a strong northern accent spoke about sponsoring books for nearby primary schools. She claimed I’d agreed to this ages ago and was with some group called SGF. She went on listing schools around Wallington, Surrey, and thanked me for sponsoring. I asked how much I was meant to be paying and she said £149. I told her I never agreed to that and had no intention of paying. Then she just hung up. She also mentioned my details would be included with the books if they even get sent. I tried calling back but was just told to check the number I dialled. I wonder how many others have fallen for this kind of scam?SGFWallingtonSurrey10 yearsThis strange number has called me at exactly the same time for three days in a row. Every time, my phone rings about three times and then the person on the other end just disconnects. Bit odd, really. RichardRichardSubmit Your Own Report (0331 143 1752)
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