Ever wondered why a monotone voice keeps ringing your line? Most reports point to the UK speaking‑clock service that uses the short number 1234, often triggered by line checks or mis‑dialed calls. While the message itself isn’t malicious, the sheer frequency can feel like harassment, especially when it appears on mobile bills or as background noise. To reduce annoyance, add the number to your phone’s block list, contact your carrier to flag it as unwanted, and double‑check any unexpected invoices for legitimate charges. If a call asks for personal data or threatens you, treat it as a potential scam and report it promptly.
Following previous experiences with this number, todays calls were met with the same outcome - no response, just heavy breathing and a alot of backgroud noise, so its probally best to block it.
An Indian caller used offensive language and refused to stop calling, then abruptly hung up.
Annoying talking clock calls
This number has called me six times, asking for someone who doesn't reside at my address, and when I disputed this, they claimed to have my details
Beware of this number, as it appears to be an Indian caller inquiring about financial matters.
Provides time information
Talking clock service identified
The number in question is 1234
Continuously ringing, this can't be a vaild contact number!!! Clearly a pest.
Leave me alowne
