Ever wondered why that persistent ring from an unknown number feels so off? Comments reveal a pattern of unsolicited calls from a defunct debt-related entity, often flagged as scams by devices and users alike. Callers push for personal data under false pretences, leaving voicemails even after blocks, which smacks of phishing tactics. Block immediately and report to authorities like Action Fraud to curb their reach. Don't engage or share info—hang up straight away. If voicemails persist, delete without listening to avoid social engineering hooks. Staying vigilant keeps these nuisances at bay without much hassle.
They leave voicemail almost every day; attempts to block them have turned the situation into harassment.
Two calls came through; I ignored them until I discovered the source was a scam.
My phone flagged the inbound as a possible scam, so I let it ring to see if a voicemail would drop. Nothing came through, so I've blocked the number, cheers.
The caller identified themselves as a UKSL debt collection firm.
This appears to be a scam.
The debt‑collection firm listed no longer exists.
The firm UK Search Ltd appears to be a phishing scam targeting personal details – I'm fed up blocking these contacts.
The firm UK Search Ltd is a phishing operation targeting personal data; I’m fed up blocking their numbers. They’re listed at Companies House as a department‑buying company, registration 05321310.
The caller pretended to represent a dissolved company listed on Companies House; after blocking the number, they continued leaving voicemail messages.
Those crooks are pulling the classic ‘thick person’ scam – their parents must be proud.
A request from UK Search Ltd to register an account turned out to be fraudulent.
