Picture this: your phone buzzes with an unfamiliar number from Doncaster, leaving you wondering if it's a friendly renewal nudge or something dodgier. Reports split down the middle—some reckon it's One Call Insurance chasing renewals legitimately, with folks switching back after a better quote. Others smell a rat, hearing vague policy renewal pitches without naming the firm, urging a callback to the very number that rang. Mixed signals like these scream caution; always verify independently via official channels, never ring back unknowns. Block if uneasy, and report to Ofcom for persistent nuisances. Stay sharp—legit insurers won't pressure you into blind callbacks.
Having had insurance with them last year, they rang to offer a quote for this year to see if they could beat the price – they succeeded, so I'm back with them.
The call turned out to be from One Call Insurance, confirming a renewal and safe.
A call from 01302567817 on a Saturday afternoon wasn’t in my contacts and I wasn’t expecting anyone from Doncaster, so I ignored it and, after seeing another post, blocked the number.
The caller claimed I needed to renew an insurance policy without naming the provider – I immediately blocked them.
