The number +441223851614 has been linked to suspicious calls, with reports of silent calls and automated messages from "Data Blazers". Callers often have foreign accents, claiming to offer government grants or energy surveys with promises of large payments.
Users have expressed concerns about the legitimacy of these calls, with many believing them to be scams. It's essential to be cautious when receiving calls from unknown numbers, especially if they claim to have personal information or offer unrealistic incentives. To protect yourself, it's best to let unknown calls go to voicemail and block numbers that seem suspicious or persistent.
A caller with a foreign accent and limited English skills contacted us, already knowing our address, but we hung up before they could explain their purpose.
Supposedly, a government grant was being offered by a woman claiming to be Jenna, who then proceeded to ask me to have my landlord contact her, after which she persisted with the conversation, clearly a scam, prompting me to terminate the call.
I received a missed call from this number, but no message was left.
The call was not answered since the number was unfamiliar and no message was left; it has been blocked.
This was a silent call. When I called back, an automated message said, 'Thank you for calling Data Blaze.' This definitely seems like a scam.
There was complete silence on the other end
The call was completely silent, with no one speaking on the other end
Missed this call, second one from a Cambridge number in two days. Blocked the previous one... Called back and got an automated message from 'Data Blazers,' so I hung up.
A caller with a foreign accent began his pitch. He was offering an energy survey with a promise of payments up to £1,500.00. I ended the call before he could continue as it sounded too good to be true and subsequently blocked the number.
This number has called twice today, but no message was left on my answerphone. Given that it is an unfamiliar number from Cambridge, with no prior connection or recognition, I suspect it may be a cold call or scam.
A call centre, allegedly based in Cambridge and employing workers from India, contacted me to inform me about potential government grants, despite me no longer residing in the area; the caller had my name and inquired about my property status, prompting me to end the call due to suspicions about the caller's authenticity.
