During a quiet afternoon in London, reports of unsolicited calls from this number reveal a pattern of aggressive tactics. Callers often pose as representatives from electrical firms, card machine providers, or internet security services, aiming to extract personal details for fraudulent switches to pricier contracts. Persistence is key here—many describe repeated attempts, rudeness when challenged, and even verbal abuse if suspicions are voiced. Block the number immediately to avoid hassle, and report to Action Fraud for tracking. Never share banking info or confirm details; legitimate companies won't pressure you like this. If harassed, log calls for potential police involvement. Staying vigilant keeps scammers at bay.
User flagged the call as bad and warned to be cautious – definitely keep an eye out, yeah.
I was called yesterday, told them I wasn’t interested, yet they kept talking over me and wouldn’t listen, so I hung up. They called again with the same result.
After three attempts, the caller grew increasingly angry and rude, unable to reach a manager
Ran into a scammer claiming Jewish affiliation.
Frequent number changes make these fraudsters seem illegitimate
A nosy call centre operator was exposed as a scammer and kept redialing, using abusive language... I stayed on the line to occupy his time.
A repeat offender keeps ringing – persistent fraudster!
The operator claimed we’d spoken last week and insisted we called after 3 pm today – a blatant lie that made me distrust the service, so I told them off and won’t use them again.
The caller said they were from Dosul, a card‑machine firm; despite my research showing the number flagged as a scam, they refused to admit it and hung up when I triggered a personal alarm. 😁
Posed as a representative of our card‑machine firm
User rates it as bad and advises caution.
The caller tried to pose as my internet security provider, got cut off when I hung up – best way forward.
Definitely dealing with Indian scammers, right?
These energy fraudsters are trying to obtain personal details to move you onto a pricier contract for their commission; the persistent calls were blocked multiple times—consider using another number.
Scammers from India are behind this.
Got an unexpected call from a company I don’t recognise – probably a marketing or spam line, so I blocked it.
User-submitted info: Safe
Claim to be the parent firm of my electricity provider. But my supplier confirmed they have no affiliates like that. Watch out for them
Posed as electrical team, threatening power cut tomorrow. Indian voice on the line. Probably fraudulent
User tip: Watch out
