Reports of persistent calls without voicemails dominate feedback on this number, often triggering spam warnings on devices. Several recipients describe interactions mimicking legitimate charities like Marie Curie or NSPCC, requesting additional donations, which raises red flags for phishing attempts or fraudulent fundraising. No verified ties to official organisations emerge, and the London prefix aligns with spoofed spam patterns. To stay safe, always verify charity requests via official channels, block the number, and report to the Information Commissioner's Office if pestering continues. Enabling call screening on your phone can filter out such nuisances effectively.
Got a bunch of calls from this number, didn't pick up and there was no voicemail left – typical nuisance, mate.
Potential charity scam.
A scam alert popped up for this number; no message was left, and this is the third call, which raises suspicion of a scam.
Received a call from that number claiming to be Marie Curie charity – I’m a donor, but the caller sounded dodgy from London, and they hung up as I was about to head out, mate.
Heads up, if you’ve donated to the NSPCC before they’ll ring you up trying to squeeze a bigger contribution, mate.
Nothing was left as a voicemail.
I’m ignoring these calls, which come 2–3 times daily!!
Missed the call, but it’s a number I don’t recognise; within minutes it was flagged as spam on my Android, no voicemail left – looks like a nuisance call, cheers.
