In the Midlands, persistent calls from this number often start at inconvenient times, like early mornings when you're least expecting them. These unsolicited contacts frequently pose as follow-ups on finance claims, but they rarely check out—especially if you've never made such a claim yourself. Reports highlight an Indian-accented scam operation masquerading as legitimate firms, using your personal details to build trust. Block the number immediately to stop the hassle, and report it to your phone provider or the Information Commissioner's Office for better protection. If they persist, consider registering with the Telephone Preference Service to cut down on future nuisance calls. Staying vigilant helps keep these pests at bay.
A call about my finance claim came in; I couldn't verify their origin, so I asked to be removed from their list.
This appears to be a scam; they referenced a car finance claim even though I’ve never had one. The caller knew my name and the dialing code suggests Birmingham, yet it sounded like an Indian call‑centre operation.
Got an unsolicited call on my mobile; the phone marked it as suspected spam and dropped the call automatically.
Seems to be a scammer.
Early morning rings while my phone was still charging left no voicemail, so it couldn't be important; Google even flags it as potential spam.
A missed call came through, but no voicemail was left.
Supposedly from Digital Analytical, but it was clearly an Indian call‑centre scam.
