07778897116
TimeLine☎️ 07778897116 👆 is a valid (Mobile) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone. It is part of the phone block 77788 with a prefix of 07778. The area code 07778 originates from United Kingdom.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 07778897116
- Suspicious loan bond phone scamSep
2015Scam call about nonexistent sharesSep
2015Concerned about upfront payment requestsJul
2015Caller interested in Rentokill sharesJun
2015Hostile takeover scam warning issuedMay
2015Suspicious calls about buying sharesMay
2015Spam calls about shares, suspect fraudMay
2015Potential scam call about sharesApr
2015Suspicious call about selling sharesMar
2015Ignored unwanted call, let hangMar
2015High share price scam attemptFeb
2015Suspicious caller trying to scamFeb
2015Scam involving fake shares offerFeb
2015Scam call about nonexistent sharesFeb
2015Suspicious call from unknown numberJan
2015Frequent evening scam calls receivedJan
2015Suspicious call regarding personal informationJan
2015Endless calls bothering aunt's dementiaJan
2015Caller is a boiler room scamDec
2014Recurring share buying scam callsDec
2014Persistent scam caller seeking sharesNov
2014Suspected scam call about sharesOct
2014Unacceptable repeated calls; prosecute necessarySep
2014Possible scam number for sharesSep
2014Annoying daily calls from numberJul
2014Possible scam call about sharesJun
2014Suspicious share offer, likely scamJun
2014Indian lady informed about takeoverMay
2014Woman interested in buying sharesApr
2014Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 28 First Seen: 27 April 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Little Stanmore(Greater London) and Warton(Northumberland).
07778897116 has 28 comments of which 18 x neutral and 10 x negative
07778897116 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 07778897116 👆 is reported as a persistent scam targeting shareholders with offers to buy shares at inflated prices, often under the guise of hostile takeovers. Callers, frequently using American accents, pressure recipients to provide contact details like email or fax and refuse to send paperwork by post. They commonly ask for confidential information and may attempt to involve third parties, such as libraries, to sign documents. The callers often claim affiliations with non-existent or dubious companies and seek upfront fees labelled as "insurance" premiums. Numerous victims have experienced repeated, unsolicited calls, including vulnerable individuals like the elderly, raising concerns about privacy breaches and harassment. Caution is strongly advised; legitimate share transactions will not demand personal information or payments in advance.
Reports on phone number 07778897116
11 yearsA woman has been ringing me since March, claiming she intends to purchase my loan bonds. I’ve already sold my shares, and to this day, no one has informed me about who acquired those shares or if I even hold any loan bonds. She insisted that I keep this matter under wraps. I suggested she send the paperwork through the post, but she’s adamant that I provide her with an email or a fax number. Now, she’s planning to send a fax to my local library, requesting that I sign it there and have them return it on my behalf. Naturally, I refuse to comply with such a peculiar request. She claims there's no time for postal delivery, and while she hasn’t asked for any payment yet, I have a feeling that might be coming soon.11 yearsI received a call from this number today, and let me tell you, it was quite the experience! An upbeat voice with a distinct American twang wanted to chat about some shares I clearly don’t hold. It’s absolutely a ruse - steer clear of these dodgy individuals, don’t let them pull you in!11 yearsI received a rather unexpected phone call today, inquiring if I was interested in offloading my Millwall shares. Truth be told, I am keen to sell them, but I absolutely refuse to part with any cash in advance, as I suspect that’s the route they’re likely to take.Millwall11 yearsSomeone rang me about Rentokil shares, but they’ll have to try again since my husband was out at the time.Rentokil11 yearsI’ve come across an unsettling proposition involving an offer to purchase shares under the guise of a hostile takeover. Be wary, as this appears to be a classic con. They’ll entice you with promises of a lucrative price for your shares, but the catch is that they’ll demand an ‘insurance’ fee upfront. It’s a ruse-once you hand over that premium, you’ll be left empty-handed and won’t see a penny in return. Steer clear of this deceitful scheme!11 yearsI've received multiple calls from this number, and they keep trying to convince me to invest in shares. It feels very dodgy; I suspect it's a scam.11 yearsI keep getting calls about investments in shares, and honestly, my brain can't take any more of it! I'm starting to believe these folks are up to no good.11 yearsHad a rather peculiar phone call today, on the 13th of April, 2015. The caller identified herself as representing Robinson Mergers and Acquisitions, hailing from Washington, USA. She claimed to be acting on behalf of a client eager to acquire Scottish Power shares, saying this client supposedly already owns a staggering 48% of them. However, considering that Scottish Power was taken over by Iberdrola back in 2007, her story doesn’t quite add up. When I pressed her for the Financial Conduct Authority registration number, she couldn’t provide one. Everything about this encounter screamed scam to me... I wouldn’t go near it with a ten-foot pole! I made it quite clear that I wanted her to “do one!”Robinson Mergers and AcquisitionsWashingtonUSAScottish PowerIberdrolaFinancial Conduct Authority11 yearsI recently received a rather peculiar phone call from this number, with the caller attempting to persuade me to offload my shares at prices ranging from 50% to an eye-watering 500% over their actual worth. Naturally, I inquired which company was supposedly backing this outrageous offer, and she claimed it was Wakefield Ltd from the States. When I mentioned I couldn't locate their details online, she became rather evasive. Upon my questioning about the number of shares I possessed, the line abruptly went dead. Quite the odd encounter, wouldn't you agree?Wakefield LtdStates11 yearsI received yet another call from this number, so I simply set my phone down on the table and sat back, just waiting for the caller to eventually give up and hang up.11 yearsI received a call from someone proposing an absurdly inflated price for some shares that belong to me. They insisted on sending me an email or alternatively suggested I pop down to a nearby library to receive documents. Curiously, they flat-out refused to send the paperwork through the post. Quite unprofessional, if you ask me; however, I can see how a few unsuspecting folks might fall for it.11 yearsI keep getting calls from a woman who claims her name’s Amanda. She insists she’s interested in purchasing my Vodafone shares for a client of hers. Strangely, she’s sent me a non-disclosure agreement to sign, stressing that I shouldn’t breathe a word of it to anyone due to the supposedly contentious nature of this takeover. I’ve been humouring her for more than a week now, trying to figure out what kind of con this might be!AmandaVodafone12 yearsHello there! I've encountered a rather similar situation with this same company that turned out to be a complete sham. They had me on the line for ages, insisting that I possessed 2,000 shares in Rolls Royce, which was entirely news to me, as I’ve only ever owned a handful. The caller claimed that Rolls Royce was concealing these shares and didn't want me to become aware of them. They then proceeded to send me documents, promising a whopping £60,000 for my so-called shares, which, in reality, are merely valued at a pittance. They called them C shares, but they are hardly worth a penny each! To top it off, they asked me to pay 3% of that imaginary amount for some kind of insurance bond. What a farce!Rolls Royce12 yearsI just got a rather dodgy call from this number. Quite unnerving, to be honest!12 yearsThey're still at it: I receive about five calls a day from this number, all at different times, but primarily in the early evening which hints at an American time zone. More often than not, they hang up the moment my voicemail kicks in, but once I actually caught some background chatter, like you’d hear in a call centre. Quite peculiar!12 yearsI recently received a phone call from this number, with the caller inquiring about my husband’s investments. I requested a contact number so he could return the call, but she seemed rather unsure and eventually came up with a vague response...001..... After that, she feigned an inability to hear me and promptly cut the line. I was well aware that the line was perfectly clear, mind you! Quite dodgy behaviour, if you ask me! It's rather concerning that our private information is potentially being mishandled by unscrupulous individuals.12 yearsSince January 2015, my poor aunt who suffers from dementia has been receiving a barrage of calls. It's quite relentless! I’m at my wits' end trying to figure out how to put an end to this madness. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.12 yearsI too have received a call from this number, and I must say, it reeks of a classic 'boiler room' scam.12 yearsI keep receiving calls from these people claiming they have a client eager to purchase shares. This dodgy racket has been pestering me on and off for years now.12 yearsI received a call yesterday from a woman with a Chinese accent claiming to be from the States, trying to convince me to sell my stock at ludicrously high rates. I quickly reached out to my son, and he was quite certain it was a scam. They even followed up with an email, which I’ve chosen to disregard, but now I’m inundated with constant calls from them. What’s the best way to put a stop to this nuisance?States12 yearsI received a call about Enstone shares from New York! I plan to ring back since my husband wasn’t available at the time. Seems a bit dodgy, to be honest!EnstoneNew York12 yearsMy elderly mother, who is 93, has been pestered repeatedly by this number. I happened to be present during one of the calls, and the person on the line claimed to be associated with a client who specializes in acquiring companies. Astonishingly, he mentioned the very company my mum holds shares in, which is quite alarming. I firmly instructed him that she had no interest and demanded her removal from their calling list. Yet, I was dismayed to discover she received another call just last night, shortly before 9pm. This is utterly disgraceful, and I believe they ought to be held accountable under the law.12 yearsThis is the third occasion I've received a call from this number, and they're keen on purchasing Standard Life shares from me but at a ridiculously high price. When I suggest that they send a formal offer through the post, suddenly their enthusiasm wanes. It’s got all the hallmarks of a scam, if you ask me!Standard Life12 yearsI’d really appreciate it if someone could sort out this incessant number that keeps calling me. It’s been quite bothersome, ringing nearly every single day!12 yearsI recently had a rather peculiar phone call from a woman by the name of Jane Roberts. She yammered on for almost ten minutes about a client interested in acquiring some shares linked to a takeover. However, it suddenly struck me that those shares were actually in a proxy account that the Financial Services Compensation Scheme had reimbursed me for ages ago, meaning I don't possess any shares now. It all feels rather dodgy, to be honest. She rang me twice; the first time, there was no message left, but I picked up on her second attempt. Definitely feels like something’s off here.Jane RobertsFinancial Services12 yearsI just wasted a solid twenty minutes with a woman who was urging me to offload my shares without informing my broker, claiming it was part of a hostile takeover. The offer sounded too enticing, honestly-it had all the hallmarks of one of those dodgy scams!12 yearsI received a call from a woman with an Indian accent who informed me that shares in South West Water are set to be available for purchase due to an impending takeover! Quite intriguing news, I must say!South West Water12 yearsI’m a lady interested in investing in shares of Rio Tinto.Rio TintoSubmit Your Own Report (07778 897116)
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