This number belongs to a scam operation impersonating water companies to peddle fake insurance policies. Callers falsely claim you're due for renewal on drainage or plumbing cover, citing bogus past payments to pressure you into signing up. Hang-ups and silent calls are common tactics to annoy or probe. Don't engage—scammers fish for personal details or payments. Block the number immediately, report it to Action Fraud or your phone provider, and never share info over unsolicited calls. If concerned about real insurance, contact your legitimate provider directly via official channels. Staying vigilant keeps these nuisances at bay.
It mirrors yesterday’s number apart from a few digits; since yesterday’s call was a scam, I assume this one is the same.
When I answered, they said they didn’t speak; I blocked them.
We received a mobile call that mentioned our name and address, discussing plumbing and a drain cover while claiming to represent Affinity Water.
The call was silent with no audio.
The call lasted only a short while before it stopped, and I have now blocked the number.
Calls keep coming in, and I hear nothing when I answer.
Calls never leave a voicemail.
I was called today and told it was plumbing and drainage insurance I supposedly had three years ago; they tried to convince me I was a former customer and offered £12.99 a month for new cover. When I mentioned I already have home and building insurance, they hung up and were rather rude.
I was told the call came from Anglian Water to renew my drainage and plumbing insurance and was offered a reduced monthly rate. I explained I have no cover and don’t pay monthly, yet they insisted I made a one‑off payment three years ago, which I never did.
Someone claimed to be from Severn Trent Water about a drainage and plumbing insurance renewal at £1 a month for three years. No such policy exists – just an attempt to sell a fake insurance, so I declined.
Following a prior report, I received three calls this morning about renewing drainage and plumbing cover, with a discounted monthly rate. I told the caller I have no policy and no regular payments; he insisted I made a one‑off payment three years back, which I don't remember.
Attempted to push a boiler, clearly a scam.
Continuously rings then drops – clearly a scam!
If you pick up, the caller simply drops the line.
He claimed to be from Southwest Water, saying my drain and sewerage insurance was overdue; when I replied that I wasn’t with them, he insisted I’d paid for three years and offered a discount for this year.
