Block unknown callers immediately to avoid potential hassles. Reports indicate this number triggers spam filters and raises suspicions, especially for fresh connections like new Sky mobiles. One mention links it to unsolicited documents for domestic appliances, but details stay vague—could be a ploy. Always verify by hanging up and contacting official sources directly. Enable your phone's spam detection features and report to your provider if calls persist. Stay cautious with landline prefixes; they're common in dodgy schemes. If in doubt, don't engage—better safe than sorry.
When I took the call it didn’t connect instantly, so I assumed it was spam; my provider flagged it as a harassing number too, so I hung up straight away.
Received a call at 12:56. I didn’t answer, so I’m unsure of the caller’s gender, but my wife mentioned it concerned documents for domestic appliances slated for delivery that day. I told the caller not to send them and hung up.
At 12:08 pm a call came in; I ignored it because I never trust a landline starting with +44.
I just switched to a new Sky Mobile number yesterday, and today the spam calls have started – the tablet’s data‑only line isn’t even shared, so I’ll be calling Sky to demand it isn’t being sold.
