Watch for red flags when unknown numbers claim to represent life‑insurance firms. Callers often name reputable brands like Aviva or Scottish Widows but lack verification, use aggressive scripts, and pressure you for personal details. Hang up immediately, block the number, and report the incident to the relevant regulator. Use call‑blocking apps and enable your carrier’s spam‑filtering service. Never share banking or policy information unless you’ve initiated the contact through an official channel. Keep a log of repeated attempts; multiple calls from the same source are a strong indicator of a scam. Stay skeptical and protect your data with reliable call blocking tools.
Earlier today, I received a call from 01792828595. After checking this site, I blocked the number, yet I received a second call from the same number, which is quite frustrating.
This number contacted me claiming to be from Scottish Widows regarding my life insurance, despite me not having any policy with them. Upon questioning, the representative became defensive and terminated the call.
Scammers are extremely persistent.
This number seems to be related to legal and general services
The Asian male caller from 01792 828595 was pushy and tried to talk over me when discussing insurance, so I had to tell him to leave me alone.
I didnt anser, now its blocked by me!
The number 01792828595 was the source of the call.
No message was left by the unknown caller, which is consistent with the feedback found on this site
A man with a British accent, who seemed overly familiar, contacted me about my supposed Lloyds Bank Insurance, offering to reduce my premiums. However, when I asked him to verify the information, he became aggressive and it became clear that it was a scam.
A creepy life insurance guy spoke as if he knew me, but all his details were entirely false, leading me to hang up.
The caller's polished British accent and clear speech did little to alleviate my suspicions, as his scripted tone and evasive demeanor raised several red flags
I identified this British man’s voice and accent from earlier bogus life insurance calls.
It's astonishing that I received two calls from someone claiming to be Simon Fisher, first with an Asian accent offering debt advice and then with an English accent trying to discuss a bogus insurance policy.
For weeks, I've been receiving 3-4 daily calls from someone claiming to represent Aviva Life Insurance, stating they need to update my policy, yet they already possess all my details
This is a scam related to life insurance, where the caller claims that the insurance company has ceased trading, which is false, and attempts to obtain personal and banking details.
This particualr scammer needs to stop, claiming an insurance company has gone bust is rediculous, my patience is wearing thinn
Repeated calls were made by a life insurance broker, but their persistence and failure to cease contact after requests to do so have led to suspicions of scamming, prompting research and ultimately, the blocking of the number
Called today, knew my name. A woman discussed Life Insurance before hanging up. Now blocked.
I received significant assistance
I received a call from this number yesterday, and the representative spent over half an hour trying to sell me life insurance. I requested they email me the quotes, but I've yet to receive anything, which raises suspicions about their legitimacy.
Apparently representing Aviva for insurance purposes
