03331880280
TimeLine☎️ 03331880280 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 333188 with a prefix of 0333.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03331880280
- Missed NHS health check callJun
2026Medical scam lung cancer testJun
2026Suspicious call; likely a scamJun
2026NHS unclear, hangs up, untrustedJun
2026Caller rang; unable to answerMar
2026Suspicious NHS lung screening callFeb
2026Genuine NHS, not spam messageFeb
2026NHS lung screening, genuine numberFeb
2026NHS requests: no cold callingSep
2025NHS lung cancer screening centerAug
2025Received genuine call about screeningMay
2025Unwanted calls deemed a wasteApr
2025Ignored unknown number; no voicemailDec
2024Number flagged as spam, ignoredNov
2024Ignored unknown call, wary of scamsNov
2024Caller hung up when answeredJun
2024False follow-up on nonexistent conversationJun
2024Nonexistent conversation follow-up claimedJun
2024Unexpected call about lung screeningMay
2024NHS call led to confusionMar
2024NHS call miscommunication about testsMar
2024Suspicious call after NHS offerJan
2024Unexpected call following NHS appointmentJan
2024Unclear about missed call identityJan
2024Explaining mobile lung screening programOct
2023Request lung testing with doctorOct
2023Warning about phone survey chargesOct
2023Not safe; possible unexpected chargesOct
2023Caution advised for unfamiliar callsOct
2023Questioned legitimacy of lung health connectionOct
2023NHS lung scan program for spouseSep
2023NHS lung program safety concernSep
2023NHS lung program is safeSep
2023NHS lung check text questionsSep
2023Message difficult to understand, declinedSep
2023Questioning authenticity of web linkAug
2023Valid lung health survey for 55+Aug
2023Positive experience with NHS surveyAug
2023Texted, called NHS for lung checkAug
2023Comment off-topic lung-related survey, ramblingAug
2023Husband frustrated with wife's survey invitationsAug
2023NHS survey checking lung conditionsAug
2023Received text from NHS team, doubtfulJul
2023Seeking NHS lung health servicesJul
2023Number Of Searches: 330 Number Of Comments: 40 First Seen: 23 July 2023 General Reputation: positiveThis number has recently been searched from Alston(Devon), Dudleston Grove(Shropshire) and Maypole(Cornwall).
03331880280 has 40 comments of which 11 x positive and 3 x negative and 26 x neutral
03331880280 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03331880280 👆 is reported as a phone number linked to NHS lung cancer screening invitations, primarily targeting people aged 55 and over. Some users confirm it is a genuine NHS service used for initial lung health surveys and appointments, with follow-ups potentially leading to scans or tests. However, many others express suspicion, reporting dropped calls, awkward questioning, or mismatches with their GP records, raising fears of scam or high phone charges. Calls sometimes come from a centralised centre and may involve questions about smoking history and health. The number can be flagged as spam by phones, causing some to ignore genuine calls. The consensus is mixed, with some finding it a useful health check and others warning of possible fraudulent activity or unclear NHS connection.
Reports on phone number 03331880280
2 monthsGot a voicemail from the NHS about a health check invite. I couldn’t pick up when they rang though.NHS2 monthsGot a call about a lung cancer screening, sounded like one of those dodgy medical scams to me. Definitely felt like a trick to get personal info. Watch out, folks!2 monthsLike folks here have said, they said it was from lung screening. They asked me to verify my name, date of birth and address, then told me they don't see any appointments booked! So what’s the point of calling me?! Got put on hold and I just ended the call. Never heard back, so I reckon it’s a scam. Bet they’re trying to open a bank account in my name or something dodgy. Really nasty to mess with people who are waiting for real health checks!2 monthsThe NHS caller was really vague and then just dropped the call - definitely not someone I’d trust.NHS5 monthsMy phone buzzed just as I was heading out, so couldn't pick up.5 monthsSomeone called saying they were from the NHS lung screening service, but I got suspicious real quick. After I gave them my name and DOB, they just ended the call! Feels dodgy to me. If it is actually the NHS, they seriously need to fix how they do this because it just makes them look silly.NHS6 monthsThis is a real call from the NHS about lung cancer screening, so not some spam or scam. It’s legit.NHS6 monthsThis number was in the invite letter from the NHS for their lung screening programme. It's totally legit, so don't ignore it. They start by doing a phone screening which might lead to further tests - I've just gone through the full exam at my local centre. Definitely a proper NHS service.NHS11 monthsThis was the NHS, definitely no unsolicited calls.NHS12 monthsIt was the NHS lung cancer screening clinic that phoned me. I rang them back and booked a slot.NHS1 yearGot a call from an unknown number today, I didn’t pick up at first. Later, I looked it up on this site and saw it was about lung screening, something I’ve dealt with before. So I called them back, and it turned out to be legit.1 yearI really hate it when people just waste my time with calls.2 yearsGot a call from a number I didn’t recognise so I just let it ring out. They didn’t bother leaving a voicemail either.2 yearsThis number rang me but I didn’t pick up since I usually ignore calls from numbers I don’t know. There’s loads of scams going around lately, so it’s better to stay cautious and not take any chances.2 yearsMy phone showed this number as spam, so I just let it ring off.2 yearsToday, this number rang me, and the moment I picked up, they simply cut the call.2 yearsThey claim they’re checking in on a discussion that never took place in the first place.2 yearsThey keep insisting they’re calling about a chat on the phone that I never had.2 yearsGot a ring from this number today early morning around 8.33am. It was some private outfit trying to sell me a lung screening test via phone. I was curious and asked how they planned to do it, even joked if I should hold my **** when coughing. The person on the other end, who had an Indian accent, just cut the call straight away. Might not be a total scam, but honestly, seems like a pointless use of everyone’s taxes.2 yearsI returned the call after receiving a message from the NHS. A woman picked up and inquired if she could assist me. When I mentioned that I was returning a call to this NHS number, she asked if I was from London, to which I replied no, I was from Cornwall. She then asked for a moment to gather my details, including my name, address, postcode, and whether I had ever smoked, while also suggesting I come in for some tests. I expressed my surprise, as I believed the call was regarding a hospital appointment and had nothing to do with lung issues. I informed her that I wasn’t able to attend the tests, and she stated that she would keep my name on the list for future reference.NHSLondonCornwall2 yearsI returned the call after receiving a message from the NHS, and a woman picked up. She asked how she could assist me, so I mentioned I was calling back regarding a specific NHS number. When she inquired if I was based in London, I clarified that I was from Cornwall. She quickly asked for a moment to search for my details, including my name, address, postcode, and whether I had ever smoked, plus if I was available to come in for some tests. I was under the impression this was concerning a hospital appointment, not a lung issue, and stated that I couldn't make it for any testing. She then mentioned she would keep my information on file for future reference.NHSLondonCornwall3 yearsI just let a call slip by and I'm left pondering who it was. It's still a bit of a mystery for me.3 yearsGot a call from the NHS about lung screening - they said it’s for folks over 55 and it’s run from a central hub. They asked the typical stuff like if I smoke or used to, how many a day, for how long, any history of bronchitis or chest infections, and if it runs in the family. They offered to set up a health check appointment with a nurse. Apparently, they have a mobile screening van, kind of like the breast or prostate checkups, and last Tuesday I spotted it parked outside our local Asda. Thought I’d share in case it’s useful for someone!NHS Lung Screening InitiativeAsda3 yearsWhat I’d say is to get lung tests done via your GP. If you get calls from these people, try to get their full name, job title, company (especially if it’s not NHS), and their address. Then tell them you’ll pass this info on to your doctor to check it out. When my call cut off, I didn’t bother calling back and I think that’s probably best. Hope that’s of some use.3 yearsNot really trustworthy. First thing I did was ring my GP since the message claimed to be linked with GPs. Nothing showed up on my records about breathing problems, nor have I ever been flagged for any checks like that... I had my doubts but wanted to verify it myself. So, I made sure to put a zero spend limit on my EE account before calling the number. An automated voice picked up, then told me to hold so I could be connected - and just as it switched over, the spend cap kicked in and ended the call. That probably stopped me from racking up a huge bill. I've seen reports where people got charged over £115 after the call went through and they answered the questions. Others say it’s genuine but better safe than sorry. My advice: set your spending limit to zero before you try calling, just to be safe.EE3 yearsCertainly not trustworthy. Initially, I reached out to my local doctor's surgery because the message claimed it was affiliated with healthcare professionals. To my surprise, there was absolutely nothing about any respiratory concerns in my medical history, nor had there ever been. I certainly wasn’t on any list for follow-ups - I had my suspicions but thought it prudent to verify for myself. So, I ensured I had a zero spending limit with EE before dialling the number. An automated message greeted me, followed by a prompt to hold for a connection. The moment I was about to be linked, the zero spend cap kicked in, abruptly terminating my call - probably saving me quite a bit of cash. I've seen reports of people racking up bills exceeding £115 after the call was connected and the questions were posed. Yet, there are mixed claims about its legitimacy. I’d strongly recommend setting a spending cap to zero before making any calls - just to play it safe.EE3 yearsThey claimed to be calling about Lung Health and asked me to say ‘Wales’ when I got through. But after having a quick search on Google, it’s clear Wales doesn't have any lung screenings right now. Feels like one of those dodgy numbers that just reroutes you and racks up big charges. I steered clear and didn’t ring back or tap on any links.Lung HealthWalesLung Check3 yearsI got a call about the NHS lung check, it’s for folks aged 55 to 75. Did the questionnaire and it said I’m fine, but my husband’s booked for a CT scan now.NHS3 yearsI got a call from a number linked to the NHS about a lung screening programme. Seems legit and safe to me.NHS3 yearsGot a call from a number linked to the NHS about their lung screening programme. Seemed like a legit contact!NHS3 yearsTonight I got a text supposedly from the NHS about a lung screening. They wanted me to answer a bunch of yes or no questions. Felt a bit off, so I decided to look up the phone number on Google to check if it was legit.NHS3 yearsThe message was just so hard to catch, could barely make out a single word! If it’s about that lung thing, I’m gonna pass on that one!3 yearsThis number sent me a message with a link leading to bit.ly/elanctlhc. The page it opened was: https://www.lancashireandsouthcumbria.icb.nhs.uk/our-work/canceralliance/lungchecks It all looked quite legit, but im thinking i'll ring my GP and ask why they picked me out. Maybe it’s just the NHS trying to collect info about lung health around Lancs and Cumbria. Probably just data collection. If there’s something wrong, my GP could just do a lung function test at the clinic or arrange an X-ray like normal!GPNHSLancashireCumbria3 yearsI rang the number because my GP surgery told me I’m on a list for lung screenings, especially for those of us over 55 at the moment. Turns out, it really is a proper survey and nothing dodgy. I’d say it’s a useful health check worth doing.3 yearsI got a ring from the NHS lung survey lot. Before, I got a text from them so I looked into it online to be sure. When they called today, I did the survey to find out if I might be at risk of lung cancer. Would recommend answering if it’s them calling!NHS3 yearsGot a message that said it was from the NHS, telling me to ring a number about a lung check. I called and chatted with them for a bit, filled out their questionnaire, and that was pretty much the end of it.NHS3 yearsGot a couple of missed calls from someone claiming to be NHS Lung Survey - they keep bugging my missus to complete some 15-minute survey. Sounds like the same lot ringing back again.3 yearsHad a quick 15 min survey call about lungs from NHS. They said it was to check for any problems after covid or other lung issues. Seemed legit enough.3 yearsI got a text saying it was from the NHS Lung Health team. There was a link included that suggested you should click it for more details. I'm pretty sure it’s not genuine though.NHS Lung Health team3 yearsIt was someone from the lung health department at the NHS checking up.NHSSubmit Your Own Report (0333 188 0280)
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