Like a postman dodging rain to deliver your parcel, these calls from Medequip seem intent on dropping off vital medical aids without much fanfare. Most reports point to legitimate outreach for equipment loans in Essex, backed by NHS and council partnerships, though a few voices raise doubts over accents or abrupt hang-ups. Medequip operates as a trusted provider, but verify any request by calling back via their official site rather than responding directly—scams love mimicking real services. If you've had hospital stays, this could be your walking stick or wheelchair en route; otherwise, a quick Google confirms it's no hoax. Block if it feels off, and report persistent nuisances to your carrier.
There have been three missed calls from this number over several months. Once they left a barely audible message with a lot of background noise, but no further voicemails have been received. I'm not sure if it's genuine, and I lack the energy to chase every random call, especially with so many scams out there.
Mediquip isn’t a scam; they supply prescribed medical equipment and aids, like the device my mum uses for Essex residents, and they’re very helpful.
The number belongs to Medequip’s Braintree, Essex Service Centre; a missed call resulted in a voicemail from a woman asking me to return her call about a delivery. I couldn't discern the company's name, so I searched the number and found only this firm, which provides the Integrated Community Equipment Loan Service for several NHS trusts and councils.
I received a call from someone whose English was clearly a second (or third) language. They addressed me by my first name, mentioned my recent hospital stay, offered to deliver a walking stick, and then hung up. If you're planning to scam people, please improve your English—it's absolutely pathetic.
Received a missed call from this number, but no voicemail was left.
Received three missed calls from this number without any messages being left
