3102273876
☎️ 3102273876 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 0310.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 3102273876
- Calls increased after privatization. DisappointedJan
2015Tired of persistent scam callsJan
2015Automated call ended abruptlyJan
2015Unwanted calls despite preference registrationJan
2015Scam call, identity theft riskJan
2015Scammers targeting elderly, government action neededJan
2015Frauds should be traced and punishedJan
2015Unwanted survey calls, poor communicationJan
2015Inquiring about non-residents' informationJan
2015Call blocker effectively stops scammersJan
2015Mother tormented by constant callsDec
2014Scam call about fake refundDec
2014Suspicious call regarding deceased motherDec
2014Suspicious call, hung up quicklyDec
2014Frustrating foreign calls, avoid sharingDec
2014Scam call about fake refundDec
2014Received call, answered, then disconnectedDec
2014Concerned about potential scam callsDec
2014Repeated calls to elderly fatherDec
2014They are scammers, beware!Dec
2014Scam call claimed computer shutdownDec
2014Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 29 November 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from East Boldre(Hampshire), Grabhair(Western Isles) and Westdene(East Sussex).
3102273876 has 21 comments of which 16 x neutral and 4 x negative and 1 x positive
3102273876 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 3102273876 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance and potential scam caller frequently targeting elderly individuals, often claiming to be from a company offering refunds or surveys. Many users note the calls come from overseas and employ automated or scripted voices, hanging up when questioned. Despite registration with the Telephone Preference Service, the number continues to generate unsolicited calls, sometimes with abusive behaviour. Victims have expressed concern about personal details being known, raising fears of identity theft. Effective measures include using call blockers, ignoring or prolonging answers to waste scammers' time, and reporting to authorities. Overall, the number is associated with aggressive cold calling, scams, and a disregard for privacy, warranting caution and preventative action.
Reports on phone number 3102273876
12 yearsI remember back when my phone never even got these kinds of calls. They used to block them for free, no extra charges at all. That was before the National Asset got privatized. Funny how things change... :rolleyes:National Asset12 yearsBlimey, this number rang me today! Now that I’m retired, I seem to get bombarded with 3 to 5 calls from random numbers every single day - all these annoying pest callers. I’ve started answering in this weird way where I drag out the word “h-e-l-l-o” loooong and weird. It’s actually doing the trick so far. They nearly always hang up straight after, which saves me the bother of having a normal chat. My cousin faces the same nuisance daily, with loads of such calls coming through. I think a lot of these call centres must be operating in time zones way ahead of us here in the UK. That would explain why some of these pest calls show up first thing in the morning while everyone’s still tucked up in bed! On the plus side, last time it happened I actually got an apology. What a surprise!UK12 yearsJust had a call come through. I answered with a "Hi," and the automated voice on the other end just replied "Goodbye" before cutting off. Strange!12 yearsWe’re on the Telephone Preference Service, so it’s really annoying when this company rings us up. To make things worse, they got rude and asked if we hung up on them! Not cool at all.12 yearsOn 14/01/2015, I got a call from this number, a lady with an Indian accent telling me I was owed a refund from my bank. She wanted to send me a form. What really set alarm bells ringing was that she already knew my address - that’s a big step towards identity theft! I cut the call straight away, but it’s worrying how nothing seems to be done to stop these scammers. Someone older or more vulnerable could easily fall for it and give away personal details.12 yearsA few days ago, I had to divert my mum’s phone to mine since she kept getting hassled by these scammers. Now my mobile's just buzzing non-stop from this number and others like it. Along with the endless junk post flooding her mailbox, it’s really getting out of hand. Honestly, the government should step in and ban these scams aimed at older people soon.12 yearsIts so frustrating how these scammers just get away with it, why cant they be tracked down and held responsible for their actions?12 yearsSo, I got a call from a woman with a strong Indian accent on this number. She was trying to do some kind of survey, but I really struggled to catch what she was saying, even my name got butchered. I told her I was rushing out and didn’t have the time, but she kept insisting it’d only take a few minutes. I told her again I was heading out, but she basically begged me to stay on the line. At that point, I was getting pretty annoyed and said, ‘Look, I’m wearing my coat, about to leave, so why don’t you get that no means no?’ She mumbled something and then just hung up. These retail surveys are rubbish - say no once and they keep calling anyway! My brother tried refusing a bunch once and ended up getting hounded by cold callers for ages after. Proper nuisance.12 yearsSomeone keeps ringing me up, asking for people who don’t even live at my address. It’s really annoying! They just don’t seem to get that the person they want isn’t here. I wish they’d check their numbers properly before bothering innocent people.12 yearsNormally I don't get bothered by pesky calls since I've got this call blocker thingy called CPR. I keep my answerphone on all the time so I can check who’s calling on the screen and decide if I wanna call back legit people. But today, these scammy people rang and actually triggered my answerphone. As soon as I saw the number, I pressed the block button on the CPR device and that number’s blocked forever now. I really think everyone should get themselves a call blocker. There’s a few options out there now, and even BT has come out with their own call-blocker phone recently. Honestly, it’s well worth it so you’re not constantly getting those annoying calls all day and night.BT12 yearsMy mum, who's 80, gets bothered by these calls loads of times every day. Often, she misses the calls because they come so frequently, but if she does answer, she’s careful not to share any details. She's planning to report this number to the police soon.12 yearsGot a call from an Indian woman with a really robotic tone claiming to be from Hargreaves Associates. She said I could get a refund related to my mortgage or bank cards. I told her I wasn’t interested, and she just hung up right away. Definitely sounds like a scam to me.Hargreaves Associates12 yearsI got a call from some bloke from India, and he wanted to chat with my mum who’s passed away. When I asked him what this Hargreaves Associates was about, he just cut the call dead. Proper weird.IndiaHargreaves Associates12 yearsGot a call earlier from someone saying they were with Hargreaves Associates. When we asked what they actually do (we run a claims business ourselves) they just replied something about getting refunds. But the moment we pressed for details on how that worked or what it was about, they cut off the call. Bit dodgy if you ask me.Hargreaves Associates12 yearsIt’s so annoying, they must be using some auto-dialler from overseas so UK regulations don’t apply to them! I’m ex-directory too and still get bombarded. Today they rang me three times back-to-back and just left it ringing each time for ages. They first called me about half a year ago and I told them straight away I wasn’t falling for it. Don’t ever hand over your bank info or personal stuff on the phone, especially if the number’s foreign. When I checked the code starting with 0013, it showed Bolivia. The guy I ended up talking to had awful English as well.UKBolivia12 yearsGot a ring from this number earlier today. They began by telling me I was eligible for a refund. They already had my full name, address, and postcode, which was a bit suspicious. They asked me to verify these details so they could supposedly send over a form to claim the refund. I didn’t give any confirmation and instead asked what the refund was actually about and how they had my info in the first place. They said they could help get me a refund from my bank due to some errors. When I kept questioning them, the call was abruptly ended. Pretty clear it was a scam.12 yearsGot a call earlier today, picked up and then the line just cut off. Tried checking the number with 1471 but no way I’d press 3 to call back. If they need me, they can ring me again. Not ringing them back, no chance.12 yearsThis number has rung me a few times already, and when I missed it, I thought it might be someone from the US so I tried 1471 and then pressed 3 to ring back, but no one ever picked up. It’s got me a bit worried now. Is this some sort of scam? Can anyone tell me how I can block this number? Cheers!America12 yearsMy 84 year old dad has been getting calls from this firm loads of times each day recently. Whenever he picks up, the line just cuts off and he finds that really troubling. Seeing as hes ex directory, I’m wondering how on earth they got hold of his number?12 yearsHonestly, I'd say these guys are total scammers!12 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from BT, told me my computer had been hacked and they were gonna shut it down. Sounded dodgy to me!BTSubmit Your Own Report (0310 227 3876)
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