Scammers are behind calls from this number, often impersonating telecom providers like Three to extract personal details such as emails or account numbers. Evidence points to heavy accents, scripted pitches, and aggressive tactics when challenged, with no legitimate messages left. Many recipients rightly block and report such nuisances, especially since the line traces to a Twilio Ireland-owned mobile in Wigan. Don't engage—hang up immediately if you answer, and never share info. Use apps to screen unknowns, register with the Telephone Preference Service for fewer cold calls, and report to Action Fraud if targeted. Blocking is spot on; these operations rotate numbers quickly.
I saw this number’s registered to Twilio Ireland, like a ton of other nuisance lines. The call dropped after a couple of rings – typical bother, cheers.
A call on 30 July left no message and appears to be a scam; I have blocked the number.
I asked her to drop the script and actually listen, because I wasn’t interested.
I received a call claiming to be from Three, with a strong Indian accent, demanding personal details like my email and account number. I declined, leaving the scammers empty‑handed and annoyed, even getting sworn at a couple of times. I’ve since blocked and reported the number.
A missed call from an unknown Wigan number (+441942946536) showed no message; checking this site suggests it’s a mobile scammer, so I’ll avoid it. Thanks for the great resource.
No message was left by the unfamiliar number, so I’ve blocked it.
