9052125000
☎️ 9052125000 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Dynamic Mobile Billing Limited. It is part of the phone block 905212 with a prefix of 0905.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 9052125000
- Suspicious FedEx call, refused informationJun
2018Beware of scam calls, hang upJun
2018Same calling pattern observed againMay
2018Received call, needs tracking numberMay
2018Identified scam call, questioning motivesApr
2018Suspicious FedEx call, Indian accentApr
2018Inquisitive behavior noted, repetitive questioningApr
2018Received scam call about deliveryApr
2018Suspicious FedEx call inquiry receivedApr
2018Calls create fear, promote scamsMar
2018Avoid scammer, hang up immediatelyMar
2018Scam call about fake packageMar
2018Suspected deliberate scam call reportedFeb
2018Concerned about sharing cell numberFeb
2018Received suspicious FedEx call requestFeb
2018Beware of scam; watch billsFeb
2018Suspicious call before holiday morningFeb
2018Fraudsters misusing real FedEx numberJan
2018Regret giving number, worried misuseJan
2018Suspected scam call about parcelJan
2018Suspicious FedEx call, potential scamNov
2017Suspicious call from India; hung upNov
2017Suspicious package delivery request receivedNov
2017Frequent dinner calls, suspicious packageNov
2017Requesting personal information improperlyNov
2017FedEx number hijacked by scammersOct
2017FedEx customer service number confirmedAug
2017Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 27 First Seen: 17 August 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Gurnett(Cheshire) and Waterton(Aberdeenshire).
9052125000 has 27 comments of which 11 x negative and 16 x neutral
9052125000 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 9052125000 👆 is reported as a scam involving callers impersonating FedEx representatives, often with heavy South Asian accents, who claim there is a package requiring delivery. They repeatedly ask for recipients' mobile phone numbers and who will be home without providing clear package details. Multiple reports indicate these calls are intended to collect personal information, with some victims warning of potential misuse of shared phone numbers and suspicious charges thereafter. Genuine FedEx staff have confirmed the number is being spoofed by fraudsters. Callers may become aggressive or hang up when questioned. It is strongly advised not to share personal details or mobile numbers during such calls and to verify directly with official FedEx contacts if uncertain.
Reports on phone number 9052125000
8 yearsGot a call from a bloke with a really strong accent, claiming he was from FedEx. He wanted me to give him a family member's mobile so he could send a tracking number by text. He said he wasn’t allowed to email it. I didn’t want to share any mobile numbers and asked why he couldn’t just tell me the tracking info over the phone. All he said was no, he couldn’t do that. When I asked for a number to call him back, he just said I was messing him about and then abruptly ended the call.FedEx8 yearsScam alert! Don’t bother chatting, just end the call straight away.8 yearsJust got another call. Same old way they do things.8 yearsGot a call just now. They said the parcel was sent back and asked for my mobile number so they could send me the tracking info.9 yearsA few days ago, I got a call from a bloke with a very distinct Pakistani accent, saying my computer was infected with a virus - which honestly, was a load of rubbish. It was clear from the start it was just a scam. What puzzles me is, what exactly are they doing with our phone numbers after they get them?9 yearsGot a call from someone with an Indian accent claiming I had a parcel from FedEx ready to pick up. I asked why it hadn’t been delivered to my place, and then they just ended the call on me. Bit strange, honestly.FedEx9 yearsJust got a call and they were asking loads of questions, felt a bit too much honestly.9 yearsthis lad with an indian accent called saying a fedex delivery was on its way, but i told him i wasnt expecting anything. he kept going on about the delivery though, so i told him he must have got the wrong person. the name showing up on my phone isn’t even mine, so i figured they just grabbed it from some phone directory. i told him i dont do business over the phone and then just ended the call.9 yearsI got a call today addressed to my dad, from a person speaking with a strong Indian accent, saying they were from FedEx. They wanted to know if anyone would be around between 10 and 11 tomorrow morning to accept a delivery. I said yes, and then they asked for a mobile number to send the tracking info. I told them we didn't have a mobile phone and asked who sent the parcel, but then the line just went silent.FedEx9 yearsSeems like these calls are just trying to scare people into buying home security stuff from some company. I won’t name who, but I got a call once and quickly saw it was dodgy. Then the very next day, the same company rang me up with some deal. It’s the same old sneaky sales tactic from these security firms trying to push their gadgets and monitoring services. Proper underhanded if you ask me.9 yearsGot a call from some bloke in India trying to scam me. Seriously, don’t share your phone number or where you live with these people. Best thing is to just end the call straight away.India9 yearsThis number rang me up with that usual FedEx package tale, something about a commercial parcel arriving from India the next day. They wanted my mobile number and who’d be in to receive it. I told them I don’t have a mobile, so they asked for my wife’s. I said there isn't a mobile number to pass on. Then they told me to pick it up from their office, giving me some FedEx address. I told them I couldn't get there and told them to just send the parcel back to India.FedExIndia9 yearsGot a call from 9052125000, seems like they're purposely scamming people by using our info. Definitely looks dodgy!9 yearsI got a call the other day and I ended up giving them my mobile number, but then it just felt a bit dodgy so I stopped and didn’t share anything else. Does anyone have any idea what harm they could do just with my phone number?9 yearsGot a phone call from this number claiming to be FedEx wanting my mobile number. Since they already had my home phone and address, I ended up giving it to them.FedEx9 yearsTotally a scam, honestly. Once you hand over your mobile and home phone numbers plus confirm your name, you’re in for trouble. After that, your bills start showing strange, unfamiliar fees for your phone lines. Just watch your phone bills super carefully! These calls are coming from call centres based in India.India9 yearsGot a call from this number just before 8am on a bank holiday! They kept asking for my mobile number. I pretended I didn’t get why I had to give it, especially since he goes, "ma’am, we already have your landline and address!" That really doesn’t make me feel any safer when they won’t even say which company is sending this supposed parcel!Madam9 yearsHey, this actually happened to me too. I gave out my mobile number since I thought it was about a parcel I was waiting for, but now I'm quite worried I might have made a mistake. I'm concerned they might be using my number to make calls pretending they're me. Have you noticed if they called you back on your home phone or sent any dodgy texts to your mobile?9 yearsSo apparently, this number actually belongs to the FedEx main office, but some scammers have started using it to ring people up. Just a heads up to everyone to stay cautious!!!FedEx9 yearsThis number rang on my home phone and the person claimed I had a parcel coming from India. They asked for my mobile and who’d be in tomorrow. I had a feeling it was dodgy but ended up giving my mobile anyway. Later, I phoned the same number back and a guy from FedEx picked up. Fingers crossed it’s all legit 😊IndiaFedEx9 yearsThis number called me saying there was a FedEx package arriving tomorrow, asking for my mobile number and who'd be at the house. Then they wanted to know if anyone would actually be around. Honestly, it felt like they were trying to figure out when to break in! When I refused to give my phone number, the bloke started shouting at me in Hindi and then just hung up (which is funny since Hindi is my first language!).FedEx9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from India, they wanted some names and phone numbers. When I asked what package they were talking about, they just ended the call. Pretty odd!India9 yearsSomeone rang me from this number asking for my mobile to supposedly send a package, but wouldn’t say what it was about at all.9 yearsAround dinner time daily, that number rings us up. One time, someone finally talked and claimed it was about a FedEx parcel. We told them we wasn’t expecting anything and asked for their mobile number. The person’s accent was awful to understand. So, we just ended the call.FedEx9 yearsThey were wanting my full name and my phone number, which seemed a bit odd to me.9 yearsI'd say this is likely a scam. The number shows up as FedEx, but scammers seem to have taken it over. They rang me up asking for my full name and mobile number. When I asked about the parcel, they just said it was a medium size but couldn’t give any details. Then when I questioned where it was sent from, they claimed it was from Pakistan - which is rubbish since I’ve never ordered anything from there. After hanging up, I phoned the number again and spoke to a real FedEx agent who mentioned they’ve been getting loads of scam reports all day.FedExPakistan9 yearsThis is the Fedex customer service number, just so you know.FedExSubmit Your Own Report (0905 212 5000)
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