08004118899
☎️ 08004118899 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Numbergroup Utilities Ltd. It is part of the phone block 8004118 with a prefix of 0800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08004118899
- Received suspicious phone call, almost paidMay
2023Company scam alert for renewalMar
2020Scam call about washing machineMay
2017Scam call about washing machine contractMar
2017Concern about washing machine insuranceMar
2017George Eaton offered washing machine insuranceMar
2017Incorrect information shared by companyMar
2017Beware of fake Samsung callMar
2017Washing machine insured, new arrivalFeb
2017Avoid sharing the CVV codeJan
2017Scam call pretending to sell warrantyJan
2017Warning to beware of scammersJan
2017Accusation of fraud in commentDec
2016Persistent insurance sales calls receivedDec
2016Error and apologies for confusionDec
2016Unsolicited call from supposed Sky employeeDec
2016Claimed to offer better coverNov
2016Offered insurance for Bosch washing machineNov
2016Negative experience with appliance coverOct
2016Be cautious with phone callsOct
2016London appliance repair company: cold callingSep
2016Insurance scam targets elderly individualsSep
2016Fraudulent company, poor customer serviceJul
2016Unsolicited warranty call resolved politelyJul
2016Warning about potential scam companyJun
2016Aggressive callers fooled elderly manJun
2016Unscrupulous company targeting elderly customersMay
2016Scam call about Bosch warrantyApr
2016Avoid sharing bank details; dangerousApr
2016Elderly target, poor refund serviceApr
2016Appliance service company scamming consumersMar
2016Applianceserve provides legitimate warranty servicesFeb
2016Verify legitimacy before providing detailsFeb
2016Warning about fraudulent appliance serviceFeb
2016Elderly targeted by warranty scammersJan
2016Received call, no voicemail leftJan
2016Scam call for appliance insuranceJan
2016Scam call requesting bank detailsJan
2016Concern about potential scam callNov
2015Fraud calls targeting elderly motherNov
2015Elderly scam warning, urgent intervention neededOct
2015Suspicious call offering gadget insuranceJun
2015Possible scam regarding appliance insuranceJun
2015Received suspicious call about insuranceNov
2014Number Of Searches: 343 Number Of Comments: 40 First Seen: 30 October 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Buriton(Hampshire), Lee Moor(West Yorkshire), Stuartfield(Aberdeenshire), Sunhill(Gloucestershire) and Yeo Vale(Devon).
08004118899 has 40 comments of which 19 x negative and 21 x neutral
08004118899 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08004118899 👆 is reported as a persistent cold-calling operation primarily targeting elderly individuals with offers to renew or extend insurance for household appliances, notably washing machines. Callers often appear knowledgeable about specific appliance brands and previous policies, creating a convincing but deceptive scenario. Numerous accounts highlight aggressive sales tactics, misrepresentation of coverage status, and difficulties obtaining refunds or cancelling contracts. While some customers describe the service as legitimate, many warn of potential scams and advise caution, particularly against providing bank or card details over the phone. It is recommended to independently verify any such calls with the original appliance manufacturer or trusted service providers and to avoid engaging with unsolicited offers for payment or personal information.
Reports on phone number 08004118899
3 yearsJust got a ring from this number and the person on the line seemed to know exactly what appliances I have insured. She said my renewal for £190 hadn’t gone through because my card got declined. She even knew the last card I used and the final four digits! I was a bit wary and told her I’d call back later, ’cause I don’t trust calls asking for payment like that. She gave me an 0800 number to ring. Before I called, I googled the number and found loads of warnings about it. It all seemed pretty convincing though, and if I hadn’t lost my wallet recently, I might have ended up paying.6 yearsIn March 2020, my company is still reaching out to individuals. Just received a letter informing me that my three-year breakdown cover needs to be renewed. However, the letter failed to specify any amount. Frankly, this seems like an obvious scam. It's crucial for everyone to remain cautious and stay informed.9 yearsMy Grandma got a phone call from some bloke saying her Becko washer insurance was up and he needed her bank info to sort it out. She said she doesn’t own a Becko, she’s got an Ariston. Then he said, oh no, it’s the Ariston that’s expired and again asked for her bank details. She wasn’t having any of it and just hung up. Total con job!BeckoAriston9 yearsMy elderly father received a call from Josh Cohen regarding a washing machine servicing contract. However, my father does not have an existing agreement and has no interest in obtaining one. Josh Cohen insisted on obtaining extensive personal information from him. It is evident that this is a scam.Josh Cohen9 yearsLooks like I got scammed, got charged £175 for washing machine insurance or something. Has anyone got any idea if it's possible to get that money refunded?9 yearsI received a phone call from George Eaton regarding insurance for my washing machine. However, he specifically mentioned that he did not want the payment to be through Direct Debit.George EatonDirect Debit9 yearsI got a call saying my washing machine warranty was up, but it definitely wasn’t. How did they figure out the brand? Well, the day before I’d picked up a call asking about a "Lifestyle survey." I was careful with what I said, but ended up mentioning my washing machine brand, TV brand, internet provider and even my age. Then the very next day, this number called me!9 yearsSo this bloke rings up pretending to be from Samsung, telling my dad that the washing machine warranty had expired and offered to renew it for £175. Thankfully, I was there at the time and got dad to jot down the number he gave. Did a quick search online and found out it was a scam. Cheers to everyone’s comments for the heads up! We gave the guy a right telling off and told him to jog on. Managed to catch his name too - Harrison Slaughter. Yeah, as if! Lol!SamsungDadHarrison10 yearsI just sorted out insurance for my washing machine through Appliance Serve. The brand new one is due to be delivered on Thursday.Appliance Serve10 yearsMy bank warned me to never share the last three digits on the back of my card with anyone.10 yearsThis morning my mum got a call from someone claiming her Hotpoint washing machine warranty was about to expire and asking for £58 to renew it for a year. She was really unsure but managed to say she needed to check with me first. The caller said his name was David Long and the number he used was 08004118899. Glad she didn’t just pay up without asking!HotpointDavid Long10 yearsDefinitely feels like a total scam to me.10 yearsWell done on confessing to the broader online community that you have recently engaged in fraudulent activities.10 yearsI keep receiving persistent calls from this particular company (telephone number: 02036377232), trying to sell me insurance for my Indesit washing machine. Although I've repeatedly expressed my disinterest, they continue to contact me. This morning, when they called once again, I decided to go along with their offer of a three-year coverage for £175. I provided the sales representative, Mr. Robert Pattison (or so he claimed), with a phony credit card number, which he insisted went through successfully. Consequently, I anticipate another phone call from them in the near future.IndesitRobert Pattison10 yearsMy bad, got mixed up earlier - this ain’t the right number for the bloke from the satellite company.Sky10 yearsThe bloke called himself Richard Williams and said he'd improve the cover I already had on my Bosch stuff. The first call came from 02036377102. Asked for some time to think about it, and then he handed me a name and an 0800 number to ring back.Richard WilliamsBosch10 yearsGot a call from someone named Lewis Cornish about my Bosch washing machine - weird, how did he even know I had one? He tried selling me an insurance policy, £58 for a whole year paid upfront for three years or £7 each month by direct debit. Honestly, if my husband hadn’t been a bit wary, I might have taken the offer.Lewis CornishBosch10 yearsMy nan just got roped into a 3 year appliance cover for £175 by some appliance service. She already had a policy with Domestic and General but they told her it had ended when it really hadn’t. They said it was £58 a year, so imagine our shock when £175 disappeared from her account. Tried to cancel within the 14 days but couldn’t get anywhere. Really bad experience, and not the first time it’s happened. I bought a blocker app for her now and she says it's been brilliant at stopping calls like this. Definitely worth checking out [#][#]blocktotal[###].Appliance ServeDomestic and General10 yearsNever hand out your bank info to strangers ringing you up out of the blue!10 yearsI had a rather puzzling encounter with a service provider purportedly involved in appliance repairs based in London. A chap rang me, adamant that he was reaching out on behalf of my washing machine’s manufacturer to offer an extended warranty. The only snag? I’ve never registered that machine, so how on earth could they be in touch with me? He kept insisting he wasn't engaged in a cold call, yet I don't partake in surveys nor have I used this number to sign up for any services, making his claim quite dubious, if you ask me. Though he was courteous throughout the conversation, it felt like a breach of regulations on their part to be contacting me in this manner. For anyone curious, the office number is 0203 6377 929.London10 yearsThe nefarious scam is still in operation. Just today, my 93-year-old father was targeted by a gentleman named 'Thomas Elliot' who cunningly proposed an insurance plan for his trusty 12-year-old ariston washing machine. Would you believe it - a mere £58 pounds for complete coverage including machine replacement or new parts for a span of 3 years! Sounds too good to be true, doesn't it? Luckily, my father, being sharp-witted, did not divulge his bank information. These disgraceful companies are truly deplorable!Thomas Elliot10 yearsI regret the decision to sign up for an insurance policy with this company. It has been six days since I contacted them, expecting a prompt response within the same day or at least within 48 hours. However, all I have received so far is a series of unhelpful responses from their uncooperative customer service team. I deem them fraudulent and strongly advise against dealing with them.10 yearsSo these lot called my mum claiming she owes cash for some contract with them called Appliance Serve. Thing is, mum never signed up for anything with them. They kept pressuring her to hand over her bank info, even though she’s never agreed to any deal. Proper scammers just trying to rip people off.Appliance Serve10 yearsThese callers were really pushy, tricking my elderly relative into buying the same insurance twice. Quite upsetting how they target older people like that.10 yearsMy elderly mum got tricked into a £270 contract and when we tried to cancel it within 4 days, they still charged a £20 admin fee! Absolutely disgraceful, especially as she’s on the telephone preference list. Avoid this company at all costs!10 yearsI just had a rather dodgy call from 02036376587, where the person on the other end informed me that my warranty for my Bosch washing machine was about to run out and that they were keen to sell me a renewal. I decided to humour him for a moment and went searching for my current renewal paperwork. He quoted me £72 for a yearly renewal, which struck me as notably less than what I've been shelling out. Considering my machine is an older model-approximately 5 years old-I'd thought it was past its warranty period. After keeping him on the line for a bit, I mentioned I needed some time to think it over. He swiftly provided me with the 0800 number to ring him back and introduced himself as Daniel Dean. I can assure you I've checked, and neither he nor the two numbers are listed with Bosch or Domestic and General, who handle Bosch warranties. This is definitely a scam! - caller: Claimed to be Bosch.BoschDaniel DeanDomesticGeneral10 yearsDo not share your bank details with cold callers over the phone. If something sounds too good to be true, it usually isn't. Be cautious and avoid providing any sensitive information to unknown callers.10 yearsBeware of APPLIANCE SERVE! They're pulling a fast one on unsuspecting customers, urging you to purchase a policy for your washing machine. Once they've got your cash, good luck trying to reach them again! It's absolutely appalling behaviour and really ought to be put an end to.10 yearsSomeone rang up asking my wife to get insurance for our washing machine. They told her to pay online but she didn’t want to do that. Still, she ended up giving them the sort code from her cheque book. Is that how they usually do things? Seems a bit dodgy to me.10 yearsBeware of Applianceserve, total scammers!11 yearsA friendly-sounding person named 'Tony Nicholls' gave my elderly mother a call, requesting £58.33 to extend the warranty on her very old washing machine. I noted down his number and told him I needed some time to consider it. It appears from the comments above that older individuals are being specifically targeted in this situation.Tony Nicholls11 yearsI received a call from this number earlier, but the caller didn't bother to leave a message. Quite baffling, really!11 yearsToday, on the 22nd of January, I received a rather suspicious call from someone claiming to be from an insurance company. They insisted that I provide my visa or credit card information to settle this year's insurance for our Hotpoint washing machine. I found their request quite odd, especially since we already pay via direct debit and our current policy doesn't expire for another month. Sensing something was amiss, I decided to play for time and asked if they could ring me back as I didn't have my paperwork to hand. The chap was quite persuasive, so I urge everyone to be wary of such calls. He identified himself as Jordan Deering. Stay alert!Jordan Deering11 yearsHello, I received a phone call from someone named 'Kelvin' requesting my bank details to deduct £59.99 for the annual payment towards my Hotpoint washer, which we haven't owned for the past 5 years. The caller also had my previous address information. It's alarming to think about what these scammers will come up with next!KelvinHotpoint11 yearsToday, while at my Mum's house, I stumbled upon a note containing a number and the name Jack Woodhouse. The note was titled "Warranty Washing". Unfortunately, due to my Mum's Alzheimer's, she cannot recall any details about a phone call related to this note. I am concerned that she may have unknowingly provided her bank details to someone over the phone. Tomorrow, I plan to contact her bank in order to verify this. On a positive note, the fact that she still has the phone number gives me some reassurance that she may not have shared her information.Jack Woodhouse11 yearsA person named Alex Stains called my 84-year-old mother, claiming that the guarantee for her Bosch washing machine had expired. Fortunately, I was present to handle the situation. It is worth noting that my mother actually owns a Miele washing machine and does not require any additional insurance. Incidentally, the caller mentioned that their office is located on Wedlock Road in Islington. Needless to say, I quickly dismissed their false claim. Just a few days prior, another scammer from the same group had called and made a similar statement regarding my mother's Hotpoint washing machine. Luckily, my mother is still mentally sharp and aware that she owns a Miele machine instead.Alex StainsBoschWedlock RoadIslingtonHotpoint11 yearsMy 83-year-old mother recently received a letter from appliance serve, which stated that she had missed her instalments for the past 3 months and required immediate payment. Concerned about the issue, she promptly called the provided number and provided her card details. However, she then mentioned that she pays by direct debit, so she couldn't understand how she could be behind on payments. I overheard this conversation as I entered her living room. Now, I can only hope that the bank can help resolve this situation and prevent her from losing all her savings.11 yearsI received a call from a person named "Katy" who claimed to offer immediate repairs for various kitchen gadgets. They proposed a two-year insurance subscription for just under £200, which had to be paid upfront. Despite the offer, I decided against pursuing it as I rarely use my kitchen gadgets and believed that paying for repairs or replacements as needed would be more cost-effective. Out of curiosity, I decided to verify the legitimacy of the company by contacting Which? magazine over the phone. Surprisingly, they had no knowledge of this company or its phone number. However, they mentioned the possibility of it being a genuine start-up and suggested that trying their services, if I ever felt inclined to, would be reasonable. I suppose the final decision is still up in the air!KatyWhich?11 yearsI received a phone call from a company called Appliance Services, and a man named Pete Walsh inquired about purchasing insurance to cover any potential breakdowns and repairs for my washing machine. He provided me with quotes for the insurance and even seemed to know the exact make of my washing machine, claiming that they cover insurance policies for all machine manufacturers. At first, I was considering giving him my bank details to proceed with the coverage, but I had a change of heart. He then provided me with the telephone number 0800 411 889 and told me to call that number and ask for him, Pete Walsh, if I wanted to proceed. Puzzled by the legitimacy of Appliance Services and the given phone number, I decided to do some research online. It appears to be a potential scam, so I urge everyone to be cautious if they receive such calls.Appliance ServicesPete Walsh12 yearsI recently received a telephone call from a company called applianceserv.com, who were offering insurance coverage for my television. However, I was hesitant to provide my credit card information over the phone and couldn't locate any relevant information on their website.applianceserv. comSubmit Your Own Report (0800 411 8899)
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