09001231234
☎️ 09001231234 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 900123 with a prefix of 0900.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 09001231234
- Confusing number from Santander statementMay
2022Received a scam call - bewareMay
2022Report scam numbers to policeMay
2022Accidental call, transferred to bankMay
2022Issues calling Santander; ended up scammedApr
2022Questioning unauthorized call on phoneMar
2022Accidentally called wrong number, costly chargeJan
2022"Someone asking about Santander bank."Jan
2022Be cautious of misdialing numbersDec
2021Fraud call led to unexpected chargesDec
2021Unexpected charge from unidentified numberNov
2021Unexpected £48 call charge issueNov
2021High phone bill double chargeSep
2021Costly call to Santander customer serviceAug
2021Questioning unexpected call from companyJun
2021Random sequence of numbers providedMay
2021Confusion with Santander customer serviceApr
2021Incorrect dialing leads to chargesApr
2021Overcharged, unsatisfied, switching banksMar
2021Santander charges high phone feesFeb
2021Received Santander call, recorded messageJan
2021Concern over Santander's premium chargesDec
2020Warning: potential fraudulent phone callOct
2020Unexpected charges for unknown callSep
2020Unauthorized charge for fake callAug
2020Brother fell for Revolut scamAug
2020Santander should warn account holdersJun
2020Santander number identified as scamJun
2020Confused by Santander phone changeJun
2020Ignore repeated unhelpful calls, blockApr
2020Miscommunication with fake bank hotlineApr
2020Scammers targeting payment with vouchersFeb
2020Automated scam message from SantanderDec
2019Financial Fraud Action UK ongoing issueNov
2019Upset about unauthorized bank callNov
2019Received suspicious call from SantanderNov
2019Potential scam from fake SantanderNov
2019Problems with Santander, switching to TSBNov
2019Questioning Santander's inaction on issueOct
2019Husband charged for potential scam callOct
2019Avoid this premium rate numberSep
2019Scam premium number charges customersSep
2019Beware of premium number scamsSep
20190900 1231234 is a scamSep
2019Client charged £30.54 for fraudSep
2019Concern about company enabling scammersAug
2019Warning about misleading billing practicesAug
2019Phone scam pretending to be bankAug
2019Charged for diverted scam callJul
2019Santander uses premium phone numberJun
2019Beware of scam, hang up!Jun
2019Misdialed, scam number, be awareApr
2019Avoid 09001231234; use 08009123123Apr
2019Santander unaware, redirecting to numberMar
2019Avoid fraudulent phone numbers. Prosecute!Mar
2019Redirected call, promptly hung upMar
2019Unexpected charge for phone call!Feb
2019Santander customer feels ripped offDec
2018Incorrect bank number, confusing responseDec
2018Unauthorized number change scam, be awareDec
2018Unexpected £35 charge, extremely angryDec
2018Number change and security concernsDec
2018Santander's service leads to frustrationNov
2018Long wait, expensive call to SantanderNov
2018Unknown call cost £19, very annoyedNov
2018Beware of Santander scam callsOct
2018Lost weight, feels significant changeOct
2018Lost £40 to a scamOct
2018Inexplicable £45 charge for callOct
2018Elderly mother conned, lost moneySep
2018Scam exploiting Santander customers reportedAug
2018Number Of Searches: 382 Number Of Comments: 66 First Seen: 15 August 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ford Heath(Shropshire) and Rescassa(Cornwall).
09001231234 has 66 comments of which 34 x negative and 29 x neutral and 3 x positive
09001231234 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 09001231234 👆 is reported as a premium-rate scam number often confused with Santander’s official helpline due to a missing digit when dialling. Callers are misdirected here, resulting in excessive charges for calls that may be partly connected to Santander but originate via a third-party service profiting from misdialled numbers. Numerous users, including vulnerable and elderly individuals, have been left with significant unexpected bills, sometimes exceeding £40, after lengthy holds or being prompted to provide personal details. Santander acknowledges awareness but offers limited resolution, advising customers to use the number found on their debit cards. Telecom providers have been slow to act, so callers should always double-check official contact details directly from Santander’s website or card and avoid 09 premium numbers to prevent fraud and high charges.
Reports on phone number 09001231234
4 yearsI wouldn't have guessed this number was connected to Santander if it hadn't been on an official letter from them!Santander4 years09001231234 - Got a letter saying this was Santander’s new phone banking number. When I dialled the old number, it just looped me back there. Didn’t think much of it at the time. Turns out, it’s a scam number! I spent ages on hold to Santander to report it, over an hour I reckon. Now I’m really worried about my account. Waiting on my phone bill with nerves. Used to reckon I was sharp, but clearly not. A friendly worker at the actual Santander told me, “Only phone the number on the back of your debit card.” So watch out, folks!Santander4 yearsI accidentally dialled 09001231234 and got a recorded message saying Santander wasn’t directly linked to them, but they were handling calls for the bank and charging 65p a minute. They put me through to telephone banking, where I asked for my balance and recent transactions, which they gave me correctly. Later, I got quite concerned and tried to report it to Santander’s fraud department but couldn’t get through. I’m 84 years old.Santander4 yearsI phoned the Santander 0800 number to get my new card activated, but an automated message told me that number was out of service and I had to call a 0900 one instead. After that, it kept asking me to record my voice like some sort of password several times. I got fed up after about six tries and just hung up. Honestly, don't bother calling this number - I ended up getting charged more than £10, and it reeks of a blatant scam.Santander4 yearsMy phone bill shows a call to 09001231234 that supposedly lasted about 18 minutes, but I honestly don’t remember ever ringing that number. It’s really confusing me.5 yearsI accidentally dialled Santander's helpline but left out the '9' in 0800 9 123123, which redirected me to a voicemail telling me to ring 09001231234 instead. When I called that, I got another recorded message saying it was Goldennumber.com acting for Santander and that the call would be charged at 65p a minute. I ended the call immediately and am thinking of contacting my phone company to report this.SantanderGoldennumber. com5 yearsBasically, if you try calling Santander but mess up the number, like dial 0800 123 123 instead of the proper 0800 9 123 123, you might get through to a premium rate line, not the bank. So double check the digits before you ring, otherwise you might end up getting ripped off.Santander5 yearsI rang Santander to flag some dodgy dealings on my credit card, and was told to call back again. To my surprise, I ended up racking up over £14 in charges just for that call! I really don't understand how they can question this when it’s clearly stated in their recorded message.Santander5 yearsVirgin Media billed us £8.37 for a call lasting 12 minutes to this number. I'm not sure who actually made the call or who it was intended for, but since my partner banks with Santander, it kinda makes sense with what others have said here - that this might be Santander’s customer service line.Virgin MediaSantander5 yearsNo clue why but I just got charged £48 for a call from this number, can’t remember answering it.5 yearsOn the 23rd of July, 2021, I called Santander at 0800 9123 123, but they advised me to contact 0900 123 1234 instead. Just got my BT phone bill for July 2021, and that call ended up costing me £3.66. So watch out for this!SantanderBT5 yearsVirgin Media's being daft, trying to charge me for a call from this number I apparently missed? Can't make sense of that at all!Virgin Media5 yearsI rang Santander on 0800 9 123 123 but on the first go they told me to ring a different number, 0900 1231234, to reach their customer service. When I called that one, there was a fee for using it. I have already complained to Santander about this. Later, I called the original 0800 number again and managed to get through fine.Santander5 yearsIt appears there's a bit of confusion regarding the Santander contact number, particularly with the "9" in the 0800 9 123 123 format. If one merely dials 0800 123 123, they inadvertently connect to Goldennumbercompany.com, who are well aware of the mistake. Their automated response clarifies that they're not affiliated with Santander and instructs you to call the 0900 123 1234 number instead - a call that will set you back a hefty £0.65 per minute! And just as a heads up, that 0900 number is, in fact, a premium rate line. Now, you do ultimately reach Santander, but here's the million-pound question: who actually owns the 0900 123 1234 number? Is it Santander, or is it still Goldennumbercompany.com reaping the rewards? It seems quite unfair that Santander hasn’t taken steps to shut down such an arrangement! Who’s pocketing the cash from that 0900 number, anyway?SantanderGoldennumbercompany. com5 yearsAbsolutely bonkers! Just noticed a £16.50 charge, and it’s like no one’s bothered at all. Think it’s high time I switch banks! The number is 09001231234.5 yearsI called Santander because I’d lost my debit card and needed a replacement. The call lasted about nine minutes, and they suddenly hit me with a £6.50 access fee plus a £5.87 service charge. Honestly, I’m not gonna bother calling them ever again.Santander6 yearsI rang up Santander and was greeted by an automated message instructing me to dial 09001231234.Santander6 yearsI just got off the phone with Santander, and I noticed they're now charging for their premium number. What on earth is happening? How is BT still permitting this nonsense after all these years?SantanderBT6 yearsThat number, 0900 1231234, claims to be from Santander telephone banking, but it’s definitely not. Be careful, it’s a scam.Santander6 yearsI've noticed a charge exceeding £36 on my bill for calling this number, yet it's nowhere to be found on my call records.6 yearsOn the 18th of August, I got in touch with Plusnet to find out why my bill had an extra £21.79 this month. They told me that on the 27th of July, at 11:43, I made a call lasting 29 minutes to 09001231234. I couldn’t for the life of me remember who that was, so I looked it up online and discovered it’s a bogus number pretending to be Santander. I recall phoning Santander around that time and spending ages just waiting on hold, assuming that call wouldn’t cost me a thing!PlusnetSantander6 yearsMy brother got a call from someone claiming to be Revolut, saying there was suspicious activity on his card and he needed to ring 09001231234. He went ahead and called, but ended up stuck on hold for nearly an hour, which caused a hefty phone bill of £38. He struggles with memory problems and often forgets the usual scam warnings - like the rule to never trust anyone who rings saying they're from your bank!Revolut6 yearsIt's really worrying that Santander customers might get caught out by this scam - would be great if the bank actually sent out some kind of alert to warn people.Santander6 yearsI was trying to call santander bank earlier and instead of connecting, I got a message saying they've switched to some 0900 number. What’s going on with that? Totally unexpected!Santander6 yearsDefinitely not Santander calling - just another one of those premium rate number scams, annoyingly.Santander6 yearsHonestly, no point picking up - they just hang up on you every time! Got loads of calls from them today, but they never bother leaving a message. Such a pointless bunch. Seriously, just block the number and move on.6 yearsMy mum got a call from some scammers saying she had to pop to Morrison’s and buy £200 worth of Amazon vouchers to get money they supposedly owed her. What a load of nonsense!MorrisonsAmazon7 yearsI found myself in a bit of a pickle when I attempted to ring up Santander’s helpline at 08009123123. Instead of a friendly voice, I was met with an infuriating automated message instructing me to call 09001231234 for proper assistance. Naturally, I decided against that route and hung up. I then used a separate phone to ring the official number once more, and thankfully, this time I was connected directly to Santander. I relayed my experience regarding the odd automated message, and to my surprise, they acknowledged that they're aware of this unsettling scam. Quite concerning, to say the least!Santander7 yearsThis 09001231234 number keeps popping up as a problem. I don't get why Financial Fraud Action UK can't seem to fix it. Such a frustrating situation!Financial Fraud Action UK7 yearsJust got my bill from 3 for this month and there’s a charge of £16.68 for a call to Santander. I was trying to ring the bank but got redirected somehow, and now I’m stuck with this fee. Absolutely livid they allow this to happen!Santander7 yearsThis number rang me up claiming to be Santander and asked me to ring 0900 1231234. It was some automated voice on the line. I found it fishy and figured it might be a scam, so I just called the usual Santander number instead.Santander7 yearsI got a call from this number, someone pretending to be from Santander. They told me to ring 0900 1231234, but it was just some automated voice. Felt fishy, so I called the regular Santander number instead to be safe.Santander7 yearsI just finished dealing with this. I missed the '9' twice and hung up the first time by accident. Then figured it was probably correct since I didn’t expect it to cost anything. Luckily, I have one of those smart caps that stopped the call once it hit £14. Santander acted like they had no clue about the whole situation. Honestly, I’m relieved it wasn’t some bigger scam as I was in the middle of transferring funds. Santander were no help at all. Definitely switching over to TSB now.SantanderTSB7 yearsDoes anyone know why Santander isn't taking any action if they're already aware of this? Seems like they should be doing something about it by now.Santander7 yearsRecently, my husband noticed an unexpected charge of £17 on his mobile bill after placing an 11-minute phone call to Santander. Strangely, he dialled the 0800 number printed on the back of his bank card, yet it has appeared on his statement as 09001231234-a number we’ve since discovered to be associated with scams. He’s a bit apprehensive about contacting the bank to report this issue, fearing that he might fall victim to the same situation once more.Santander7 yearsJust a heads up, this is a premium rate number, and it’s best to steer clear of it entirely. I just checked my bill and was shocked to find I was charged £13.06 for a mere 14 minutes on the phone! It’s daylight robbery, if you ask me! I was under the impression I was dialling Santander, and while that’s what happened, the way they’ve redirected the call is absolutely ludicrous!Santander7 yearsWatch out for 09001231234, it's a dodgy premium number. I first called what I thought was Santander’s free number, 0800 9 123 123, but then a recorded voice told me to ring the 0900 number instead. After being left waiting on hold for almost 12 minutes, I ended up with a bill of £9.04! Apparently, this scam has been going on since 2016, from what I've read.Santander7 yearsWatch out for 09001231234, it’s a dodgy premium rate number. I first called Santander’s free 0800 9 123 123 line, but then an automated voice told me to ring the 0900 number instead. They left me waiting on hold for about 12 minutes and the bill came to £9.04 in the end. I’ve read somewhere that this scam has been going on since 2016 or even earlier.Santander7 yearsAvoid 0900 1231234 at all costs, it’s totally a scam! I’m just waiting now to find out if they actually charged me for picking up. 🙄7 yearsEarlier today, a gent of 81 received his BT bill and was taken aback to discover a hefty premium charge of £30.54. BT traced the charge back to Santander. Upon reaching out to the bank, they claimed to have no prior knowledge of the situation; however, out of goodwill, they refunded the fee. They're now investigating potential fraudulent activity and questioning why this number has been circulated, especially since this has been a persistent issue for three years. Just a helpful tip: if you need to get in touch with the bank, remember the number 0800 9 123 123. They’ll never direct you to an external number without it being a legitimate internal transfer.Santander7 yearsIt’s not just the scammers lining their pockets, the firm handing out these numbers benefits too. Usually they’ve got deals with BT or some big wholesale provider. Surely their contracts should include rules against aiding fraud or any dodgy customer activity. Saying there’s no way to stop these scams just doesn’t add up. Santander should seriously look after their good name or face backlash.BTSantander7 yearsI've just received my latest bill, and I see this number listed as a non-geographic one. It's nothing short of a scam, accompanied by a premium charge. Just a heads-up to all!7 yearsI rang 0800123123 believing it was Santander, but was then told to call 09001231234. Assuming this was my bank, I ended up giving out quite a few details over a 25 minute call, during which they claimed my account and online banking had been frozen for security. Later, I discovered that the 0900 number was actually part of a scam. After a stressful wait, I managed to speak with my real bank who confirmed my account was frozen and that they were looking into the fraud. Seriously, don’t ever ring 0900 1231234!Santander7 yearsI've recently discovered a charge of £7.57 for a call I made to Santander on 0800 912 3123. Curiously, my call seems to have been rerouted to a dodgy 0900 number, yet it somehow connects you to Santander in the end. I've reached out to Virgin Media, but they’ve flat out rejected my request for a refund and still expect me to cough up the cash. It's outrageous that such fraudulent practices are still happening, especially considering the number of complaints that have already been raised about this.SantanderVirgin Media7 yearsI think it’s something like golden numbers. When you ring Santander but forget to dial the 9 in 0800 9 123123, you reach this other number. They’ve set it up on purpose so they can say the number’s changed and offer you the premium line instead. They do say how much the call will cost, so it’s legal, just feels quite dodgy. I’ve told Santander and they know, but nothing can be done since it’s a valid number. I’d still rate it as risky because it can charge you, but at least they’re not actually ringing you first.Santander7 yearsPlease do ensure you verify, and then verify again, that you are attempting to call this dodgy number-if you are, best to hang up forthwith!7 yearsOops, I got my numbers mixed up when trying to call Santander support - I dialled 0800 123 123 instead of the right number 0800 9 123 123. A voice recording came on telling me to call 0900 123 1234 to reach Santander. Luckily, I spotted something fishy and knew it was a scam.Santander7 yearsI attempted to get in touch with Santander earlier today and they sent me off to the number 09001231234. Just a heads up, avoid this number at all costs! It’s a premium rate line, and people are reporting charges soaring between £30 and £50. Instead, dial 08009123123 for customer service. If that number appears and it’s engaged, just hang up and keep trying; it seems to be a bit hit or miss whether you get through.Santander7 yearsI recently attempted to contact Santander and was unexpectedly guided to this number. When I inquired with the bank, they appeared to have no knowledge of it, but they assured me they’d escalate the issue to their fraud team.Santander7 yearsI recently dialled 0800123123, only to be transferred to 09001231234. Thankfully, I did a quick search first and avoided calling the latter. Honestly, these scammers really ought to face legal action for their underhanded tactics!7 yearsI dialled the 0800 123123 listed on the login screen but got transferred to this number and then the call just got cut off.7 yearsI've just discovered that I've been hit with a bill of £34.18 for a phone call, and I am absolutely livid about it! What a rip-off!8 yearsTaking advantage of Santander!Santander8 yearsI rang what I thought was my bank, Santander, but got told their number isn’t working anymore and to ring a different one. Turns out it’s a total scam, nothing to do with the bank or the phone company. Spent like two hours going back and forth with both, each saying I must have dialled wrong. I’m old but not daft! Luckily, the bank refunded me in the end. Seriously, if you hear a voice asking you to call a 0900 number, just hang up straight away.Santander8 yearsI made an attempt to call Santander at the number 08009123123, only to be met with an automated response claiming the number is discontinued and redirecting me to 09001231234. However, when I checked with the bank, they assured me this number is in no way affiliated with them. I later reached out to my phone provider about this odd directive they seemed to have no issues with, insisting that it’s not a scam at all. I then revisited the bank’s fraud department, and they suggested I must have dialled incorrectly but, in a rather charitable move, offered to refund £10. They also maintained that they were completely unaware of this number linking back to their services. Honestly, you’d think I could spot a pig soaring through the sky at that suggestion!Santander8 yearsI had no clue that I’d be hit with a £35 fee! I’m absolutely fuming. And to top it off, it turned out to be a premium rate call. What a rip-off!8 yearsI attempted to contact Santander using their banking helpline (0800 9 123 123), only to discover that the line has been discontinued. The new number they provided is 0900 123 1234, and it comes with a hefty charge of 65 pence per minute. They requested my entire five-digit security code, but when that failed, I was prompted for my ID number which I entered. At that point, I started feeling uneasy, so I decided it was best to hang up. I'm off to call the bank directly now. 😑😣Santander8 yearsAbsolutely infuriated! Just had £42 siphoned off by Santander, and it seems they couldn't care less. I've been a loyal customer of Abbey National for nearly half a century, and I've had my mortgage with them throughout that time. I'm now considering switching banks, but honestly, which ones are actually trustworthy these days? It’s a right conundrum!SantanderAbbey National8 yearsI attempted to get in touch with Santander using this number and found myself waiting endlessly on hold. They ended up charging me £15.00 for that call, which seems a bit steep!Santander8 yearsI just spent 19 quid for 24 minutes on my landline and no clue who was even calling. Proper frustrating.8 yearsI received a call from this number once, and they left a voice message claiming to be from Santander, so I thought it wise to store it on my phone for any future reference. Later on, I found myself in need of Santander’s customer support and rummaged through my contacts to ring them up. To my dismay, that call turned out to be a con! I can't recall the specifics of the conversation, only that I was kept on hold for what felt like an eternity before being shifted (likely by the fraudsters) to what I thought was the correct Santander line. I distinctly remember having to press various buttons and being put back in a queue. TAKE HEED! Always navigate to the official Santander website to find their genuine contact numbers.Santander8 yearsI ended up shelling out £30 for that.8 yearsI got scammed out of forty quid!8 yearsI can't believe I've been billed £45 for that call...!!! What a shocker!8 yearsMy elderly mother, who is 86, was tricked into calling this number not once, but twice on the 20th of August, racking up a bill of £7.48.8 yearsI've encountered a similar issue with a certain golden number firm that seems to be targeting Santander credit card callers who forget to dial the '9'. I ended up being directed to call 09001231234, which feels very dodgy indeed. It's high time this scam was shut down, as it's profiting from innocent Santander customers who are none the wiser.SantanderSubmit Your Own Report (0900 123 1234)
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