9173989352
TimeLine☎️ 9173989352 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 0917.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 9173989352
- Frequent calls, then disconnectedMay
2017Inquired about Tom, then disconnectedNov
2016Deceptive call, not National GridJul
2016Not a scam, saves moneyJun
2016Annoying daily silent calls receivedJun
2016Blocked caller identified as crooksJun
2016Caller claimed NYSEG not supplierMay
2016Electric company switch scam alertFeb
2016Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 8 First Seen: 18 February 2016 General Reputation: positiveThis number has recently been searched from Honiley(Warwickshire), Leoch(Angus), Millhill(Devon) and St Columb Major(Cornwall).
9173989352 has 8 comments of which 6 x neutral and 1 x positive and 1 x negative
9173989352 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 9173989352 👆 is reported as a persistent and often annoying caller, frequently hanging up or remaining silent. While some believe it to be a scam aimed at prompting unnecessary changes to electricity suppliers, others note that switching suppliers can legitimately result in different rates. Calls typically involve attempts to confirm personal details, with some users cautious about the legitimacy of the caller. The number may display as “NOT IN USE,” causing suspicion of fraudulent intent. Overall, exercise caution, verify any claims independently with your current supplier, and avoid sharing sensitive information unless you are certain of the caller’s identity.
Reports on phone number 9173989352
9 yearsThey kept ringing non stop, but then just hung up on me after a bit.10 yearsSomeone rang, asked if Tom was there and then just ended the call straight away.Tom10 yearsThat call wasn’t from National Grid at all, total scam.10 yearsHonestly, it’s not some kind of rip-off. The electric provider system lets others sell the electricity you use, and they all have their own prices. My last supplier through National Grid was asking for 15 cents per kilowatt hour, but this new one only wants 10 cents. So yeah, it’s legit. They send you paperwork through the post, and all they really need is your name and address to check against the electric company’s records. The forms from the new provider arrive in the mail and it switches up your electricity price.National Grid10 yearsEveryday around noon, sometime between 12 and half past, my phone rings from this number. Nobody actually ever says anything when I answer. It's pretty frustrating.10 yearsBack in May, I ended up blocking a number that showed up as "NOT IN USE". Pretty clear to me now that it was just some kind of scam. Total waste of time, those sorts of calls are dodgy as.10 yearsGot a call saying NYSEG was overcharging us since apparently they ain't a supplier, and some new law now says you must have one. They kept insisting NYSEG doesn't qualify as a supplier anymore.New York State Electric & GasNYSEG11 yearsI think it was some kind of dodgy scheme trying to get me to change my energy provider.Submit Your Own Report (0917 398 9352)
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