08453512276
☎️ 08453512276 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Colt Technology Services. It is part of the phone block 845351 with a prefix of 0845.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08453512276
- Asked to call Santander fraud deptSep
2015Automated call, ignoring Santander fraudAug
2015Unclear if number is legitimateJun
2015Legit Santander number, automated confirmationMar
2015Potential scam number, exercise cautionMar
2015Scam call pretending to be SantanderJan
2015Suspicious calls and texts receivedJan
2015Spam calls pretending to be SantanderOct
2014Received suspicious texts, contacting bankOct
2014Fraudulent calls impersonating bank, bewareMar
2014Frequent daily calls receivedOct
2013Received 2 missed calls. Who called?May
2011User seeks verification of legitimacyApr
2011Unwanted calls from Santander resumingApr
2011Santander identified scam call concernsJan
2011Map of Santander excludes AbbeyDec
2010Disrespectful and offensive language usedDec
2010Unknown caller suspicion for fraudAug
2010Verified and confirmed bank messageJul
2010Unauthorized call from phony SantanderJul
2010Disagreement over company mentionedJun
2010Possible unauthorized use of cardMay
2010Caller falsely claimed to be SantanderMay
2010Unwanted calls from unknown numberMay
2010Legitimate Santander call at 7amMay
2010Verified legitimacy of Santander's communicationsApr
2010Expresses suspicions about genuine numberApr
2010Verifying genuine transactions with SantanderApr
2010Requesting verification of possibly scam callsMar
2010Verified genuine Santander ring, reassuringMar
2010Fed up with frequent annoying callsMar
2010Bank confirmed bogus phone numberFeb
2010Missed call from fake callerFeb
2010Missed two calls, unfamiliar numberFeb
2010Confusing office software fraud accusationJan
2010Number Of Searches: 83 Number Of Comments: 35 First Seen: 16 October 2013 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Folly Cross(Devon), Riley Green(Lancashire) and Terriers(Buckinghamshire).
08453512276 has 35 comments of which 31 x neutral and 4 x negative
08453512276 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08453512276 👆 is reported as a number frequently linked to Santander’s fraud detection system, primarily used to alert customers about unusual card activity via automated calls. Some users confirm it as a legitimate service that verifies recent transactions without requesting sensitive information. However, there is considerable confusion and suspicion around the number, as others have found no record of such calls when contacting Santander directly, suggesting potential misuse or spoofing by scammers. The automated nature of the calls, combined with inconsistent confirmation from Santander branches, leads to uncertainty. It is advisable to treat calls from this number with caution, verify independently through official Santander contact channels, and avoid sharing personal details unless confident of authenticity.
Reports on phone number 08453512276
10 yearsReceived a couple of missed calls from this number on my mobile. Any idea who might be behind it?10 yearsUtter rubbish! That was Santander, you silly goose.Santander11 yearsWe’ve reached out to our bank, SANTANDER, and they’ve confirmed that this number is indeed a scam. They advised us not to engage with it at all.SANTANDER11 yearsGreetings! Would someone be able to shed light on whether this number is authentic? We've received three calls today and have tried to ring the number printed on the back of our card, but "due to high demand," we’ve been stuck waiting endlessly on hold. It's essential for us to determine if these calls are indeed genuine. We reckon that any department dealing with potential scams ought to have a real person making the calls, not just a recorded message. Thanks in advance for any clarification!11 yearsIt's possible to authenticate these rings with Santander; we’ve recently been able to answer a few straightforward security queries using the keys on our phone to validate the last transactions on our card. It’s interesting to note that these callers never request any personal details regarding your account. However, once you dial into the recorded helpline, they instantly identify which provider you’re associated with, based on the number they initially called you on.Santander11 yearsWhat a load of nonsense this number is! I just had a chat with Santander, and they confirmed that this has nothing to do with them at all. They usually give you a ring (an automated call) nearly straight away if they reckon something's amiss after a transaction. Now, if you happen to miss their call a couple of times, that's when they drop you a letter. Absolutely baffling!Santander11 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be Santander’s fraud team. They told me to ring them back with a code they provided. Pretty sure it was just a recorded voice.Santander11 yearsJust last month, we experienced a rather odd occurrence. We've been customers of Abbey for more than a decade and have never encountered anything like this before. After we got in touch with Santander to report the issue, the calls ceased for a while. However, it seems that these calls have begun once more. Quite frustrating, to say the least!AbbeySantander11 yearsGot loads of calls from a number claiming to be Santander’s fraud team, wanting to check my birthday. It’s all automated, so I just don’t bother answering anymore!Santander11 yearsWe received this message on both our mobile and work phones, so I decided to ring up the bank to verify its authenticity, and thankfully, it turned out to be legit. We were initially inclined to brush it off, but I’m glad we took the time to follow up.11 yearsGot calls from this number and rang up Santander to double check. They refused to say if the number was theirs or not. If this isn’t some dodgy scam, they really ought to be calling directly instead of using automated stuff.Santander12 yearsWe can confirm that this was indeed a legitimate call from Santander. Just hop onto their website and check out their procedures for dealing with scams related to recorded calls. I just rang them back, and they only needed to confirm a few recent transactions that we’d made. So, it turns out these folks were on the level. That said, if you’re feeling a bit cautious, you can always wait to speak with an advisor. Hats off to them, I say!Santander12 yearsThis number has rung us twice this evening. Upon checking other comments, it seems it could possibly be linked to Santander. However, we don’t hold an account with them, nor do we bank with any of the other institutions that recently joined forces with them. Quite puzzling, really!Santander12 yearsThere's something rather dodgy about how their scam department operates, I must say. Nevertheless, this was indeed a legitimate phone number. It certainly raises quite a few concerns in the moment, though.12 yearsI got this number from Santander after they noticed some strange stuff happening on my card. It’s an automated call that asks you to verify your identity, then goes through the last 5 charges on your card and wants you to confirm if they’re yours. Pretty legit and helps catch anything dodgy.Santander12 yearsI'd be careful with this number, it seems like it could be a total scam. Better not to pick up without thinking twice.12 yearsI must say, he seemed quite authentic. We received a phone call, and though it raised a few red flags, the folks at Santander were utterly convinced it was a department related to scams. Quite the coincidence, really!Santander12 yearsHad a call from 08453512276, an automated message about fraud tied to an account supposedly in someone else's name who doesn't even hold the account anymore! I contacted my local Santander branch and their fraud department, and they confirmed it wasn’t from Santander at all. I didn’t return the call or talk to anyone on the line.Santander12 yearsYet again, I’ve found myself on the receiving end of another missed call from this number today! They actually had the nerve to leave a voicemail on my mobile. We played it back, and it turned out to be something like, "This is your credit card company. Please call an 0800 number to verify your account for suspicious activity." Naturally, I dialled the number on the reverse of my card and had a chat with a lady who informed me that there was no log of anyone from that company reaching out to me! So, who on earth was it?!12 yearsI must say, my experience felt quite authentic. I received the call, and to be honest, it all seemed rather suspicious at first. However, after reaching out to Santander, it turns out that their Fraud Department did indeed verify the legitimacy of the call. Quite a relief, really!SantanderFraud Department12 yearsWhile I was on a Caribbean cruise, this number rang me four times. Then I got a text claiming to be from Santander, giving me a PIN and telling me to ring them. I tried calling back but couldn’t get through. I then phoned the number on the back of my Santander card and spoke to someone there, but they couldn’t confirm if those calls or the text were genuine. Not totally sure what to make of it yet, will investigate more once I’m back in the UK.CaribbeanSantanderUK12 yearsEarlier today, we reached out to Santander at 0/708/10, and to our surprise, these individuals are claiming that the number doesn’t belong to them! It seems to be a phishing attempt for sure.Santander12 yearsOver a couple of days, I got about 8 voicemails from this number claiming to be Santander. When I reached out to Santander to check, they had no idea about the calls.Santander12 yearsGot a text from 0203059655 saying it was Santander warning me about some strange activity on my card, gave me a PIN and told me to ring them urgently. Shortly after, I found a voicemail asking me to call 08453512276 about suspicious transactions. I rang the number on my card instead and they said those numbers were unfamiliar. I’m planning to pop into my local branch with this info and get them to sort it out.Santander12 yearsGreetings! I’m reaching out to see if anyone can confirm the authenticity of a recent call we received. Today, our phone rang thrice from this number, and when we tried to call the one listed on the back of our card, we found ourselves stuck in a never-ending line due to “high demand.” It’s rather frustrating! We truly need to ascertain whether this was a legitimate call or not. Shouldn't the fraud department be manned by actual people rather than just recordings? Your insights would be greatly appreciated!12 yearsI can confirm this is entirely genuine. We tried to put £20 into a poker platform but messed up the last three digits of our card and eventually gave up. However, the following day, I received a call, checked this site, and then returned the call. It turned out to be an automated service from Santander, and they did ask a few questions. Interestingly, the answers they requested were number selections like 1, 2, or 3, which indicates they already had my details, affirming its authenticity. They simply wanted to verify whether that £20 attempt was indeed ours. The only downside was that they called me bright and early at 7am on a Sunday-what a bunch of rascals!Santander12 yearsWhat a load of rubbish! It was definitely Santander, you silly goose.Santander12 yearsIndeed, Steve, if you’re in Plymouth, it’s quite possible you might possess a Santander card and not even realise it, perhaps linked to something like Abbey.StevePlymouthSantanderAbbey12 yearsI’m just about at my wit's end with this number; they seem to ring us three times every single month. Honestly, it’s becoming unbearable!13 yearsFraudulent establishment.13 yearsJust received another call from these characters today, and yet again, they didn’t bother to leave a message. The last time we heard from them was back in May. And just to clear the air, we do not hold a Santander account. In fact, we’ve never had any credit cards, as we solely bank with the Co-op. Honestly, we maintain that this number is dodgy, and these folks seem to be fishing for unsuspecting individuals to 'verify' their banking information. I wouldn’t be surprised if those supporting them are in on it too! (Now, I’ll just sit back and brace for the backlash!)SantanderCo - op13 yearsI received a call from 08453512276, first on my mobile and then again on my landline just ten minutes later. They left an automated message claiming to be from the Santander fraud department, insisting they needed to verify a transaction on my card. However, I had just talked to my bank, and they confirmed it wasn't them and advised me not to disclose any personal information. Quite concerning, to say the least!Santander13 yearsAdditionally, Steve from Plymouth, you could possess a map of Santander and still not be aware of this, such as Abbey, for instance.StevePlymouthSantanderAbbey13 yearsReceived a couple of missed calls from this number on our mobile. Does anyone know who might be calling?13 yearsI’ve been getting loads of calls every single day lately.Submit Your Own Report (0845 351 2276)
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