5198001046
โ๏ธ 5198001046 ๐ is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 051.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 5198001046
- Frequent calls, unreliable information receivedMar
2015Enjoyed wasting someone's time happilyFeb
2015Don't answer unknown caller numbersJan
2015Scammers targeting my grandmother repeatedlyDec
2014Scam call posing as banksNov
2014Received unwanted phone callOct
2014Frequent, unanswered calls persistentlySep
2014Indian card scammers persistently operatingSep
2014Complained about persistent unwanted callsJul
2014Suspicious call, unresponsive callerJul
2014Suspicious call about lower interestJul
2014Scam call with thick accentJul
2014Card info misused in IndiaJun
2014Persistent unwanted calls about VisaJun
2014Suspicious call, unclear identity, humorousJun
2014Want calls from this number stoppedMay
2014Suspicious credit card call, hung upMay
2014Scam call using personal informationMay
2014Harassed by rude, persistent callerApr
2014Suspicious scam call, thick accentApr
2014Suspicious call about credit cardApr
2014Scam call, disconnected immediatelyMar
2014Avoid scam, do not share infoMar
2014Scam call; suspicious interest rateJan
2014Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 24 First Seen: 16 January 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Langney(East Sussex), Stubshaw Cross(Lancashire), Warden Point(Isle of Wight) and West Hanney(Oxfordshire).
5198001046 has 24 comments of which 20 x neutral and 4 x negative
5198001046 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number โ๏ธ 5198001046 ๐ is reported as a persistent scam operation, frequently calling multiple times a week with unsolicited offers of lower interest rates on credit cards. Callers, often with strong Indian accents, use scripted lines and claim affiliation with Visa or Mastercard but falter under questioning. Many targets report attempts to extract card details or personal information, which should never be shared. Calls are intrusive, sometimes rude, and clearly based on sold or outdated lists, with victims including those without any credit cards. Several have lodged complaints and shared experiences of harassment or nonsense, reinforcing the numberโs scam reputation. It is strongly advised to avoid engagement, never provide personal details, and consider formal reporting or blocking to prevent further nuisance.
Reports on phone number 5198001046
12 yearsThey ring me about three times a week and it’s just a load of rubbish every time.12 yearsI ended up messing about with this bloke for nearly 40 minutes, and honestly, it was pretty funny winding him up. Eventually, he lost his cool, started cursing and telling me off, but luckily I was louder and fired back a couple of cheeky messages. He rang right when I’d just grabbed my fresh coffee and settled down with the morning papers. Gotta say, I really enjoy wasting the time of these muppets.12 yearsI got a call from a number I didn't recognise, so I just let it ring out and then hung up. I usually don’t pick up if I don’t know who’s calling.12 yearsMy poor old gran kept getting calls from these scammers, speaking with an Indian accent, trying to con her. They just wouldn’t stop ringing. Told them straight where to shove it!12 yearsGot a call earlier from this number pretending to be from the "Visa & Mastercard Main Office". I told him, “Aren’t Visa and Mastercard totally different companies? You can’t be calling from both at once, can you?” He just kept rattling on with some rehearsed nonsense about low interest rates or something like that. I said, “Hang on, isn’t there a name for this kinda thing?” He asked what, and I said, “Fraud.” Then he just dropped the call. Seriously, what’s wrong with these scammers?!Head Office of Visa & MastercardVisaMastercard12 yearsGot a phone call out of the blue, didn't ask for it or anything.12 yearsThey keep ringing me a few times each week, but whenever I answer, there's just silence.12 yearsThose card scammers are back again, using the same old tricks. They're from India, running off those dodgy sold lists. The best way I’ve found to get under their skin is to call them 'paki' and just hang up straight away - trust me, they’ll be fuming for ages!India12 yearsI went ahead and filed a complaint with the CRTC in Canada about those calls. Fingers crossed that "Steve, OK!?" and his team finally quit ringing me. But honestly, I'm not getting my hopes up!Canadian Radio - television and Telecommunications CommissionCRTCSteve12 yearsThis number just rang me up claiming I was eligible for a 6% interest rate forever. The person on the line sounded like they were working from some call centre and couldn’t even tell which bank I use for my card. When I tried asking them a few things, they ended the call without a proper response...12 yearsGot a call saying I was eligible for a reduced interest rate on my credit card. They asked straight away for my card details, but I refused to give them, and then the person just ended the call.12 yearsOn 10th July 2014, about 2:30 in the afternoon, I got this call from a man speaking with a strong Indian accent asking for Mrs W. Just for a laugh, I told him it’s actually Dr, which totally threw him off. Then he started talking about upgrading Ms W’s Mastercard with a better interest rate, but when I said I don’t have a Mastercard, he suddenly got all awkward and just hung up. Tried ringing him back but the line was always engaged. I’m already on the Do Not Call list. Funny thing, earlier this morning a different number rang, but as soon as I answered, it was just silence.W12 yearsSomeone shared their card details with this lot, and now it's been used over in India.India12 yearsI keep getting calls from these lot about a Visa card I don’t even own. I’ve told them over and over to quit ringing me, but they just won’t stop. It’s really frustrating and I don’t want the hassle at all.12 yearsGot a call on Saturday just about tea time (around 5:15pm), they said I qualified for a low rate. There were weird silences, and they kept saying RBC. When asked to confirm my expiry date, I asked them for my full name instead. They couldn’t get that right but knew my address. The bloke’s English was really rough. Funny thing is, I don’t even have a RBC credit card. Honestly, it was a bit of a joke.RBC12 yearsThis number keeps ringing me and I just ignore it. Anyone knows how to block it for good?12 yearsReceived a call about my credit cards, but as soon as I said I wouldn't share any details and asked which card they meant, they just ended the call. Before they hung up, I told them to remove my number from their list.13 yearsSome bloke rang me up saying there was some dodgy spending on my visa or mastercard. I told him I don’t even own a credit card and he seemed well taken aback. Then I asked what name was on the account... and get this - my phone bill is the only one I use my maiden name on, and that’s exactly what he had! Makes you think they just grabbed my details off some list or phone directory.13 yearsI kept getting hassled by this woman who was really rude. She told me my English was terrible, even though she spoke with a heavy Indian accent herself. No matter what I said, she just wouldn’t stop bothering me.13 yearsThe connection was bad and the bloke had a strong accent, claiming he was from "Visa Credit Services". He said they’d been watching over my credit card for years and knew I always paid on time. I told him he didn’t sound like he actually worked for Visa. Then he called me by my husband’s name, so I asked if he thought I sounded like a bloke, and he said yes. I told him once more that I didn’t believe he was genuine, and he just hung up on me. He never even got around to asking me to confirm my number, but I’m guessing that was coming next.Visa Credit ServicesVisa13 yearsThey tried to grab my visa card details, but I was suspicious straight away since my bank's the only one that ever rings me about my credit card troubles. Totally didn't trust that call.13 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be East Indian, asking for my credit card details. I just told him to get lost.13 yearsthey tried to scam me about my credit card, dont share any details with them! Just end the call fast.13 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an East Indian accent claiming he was from Visa, offering me a better interest rate. Then he asked for my Visa details, including the expiry date, to 'verify' my card. I just told him straight-up, "Not happening, mate."VisaSubmit Your Own Report (051 9800 1046)
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