Reports highlight a pattern of unsettling calls and texts targeting those in fitness, piercing, or dance fields, with questions fixating on belly button piercings and personal habits. This behaviour points to a harassing individual with a likely fetish, using voices that sometimes sound AI-like or female, while others describe a male caller. Victims often feel violated after engaging initially out of politeness. To stay safe, always block and report such numbers immediately to your service provider or authorities like Action Fraud. Avoid sharing personal details, and if it escalates, document everything for potential police involvement. Trust your instincts—if it feels off, end the interaction swiftly.
Working at a piercing studio, I received a call from this number; the caller asked about belly bars, my own piercings, jewellery, sleeping with it, and even if I play with it. Initially I thought it was a customer query, but soon realised it was a creepy belly‑button fetish, leaving me feeling violated.
While employed at a jewellery shop, I got a call from this number asking if we stock belly bars (which we do) and then probing whether I have my own belly pierced and if I like to play with it. The same number also called another store using a granny‑AI voice, urging them to “play with her bits”. Disgusting.
A peculiar caller reached out today, probing about spray‑tanning and belly‑button piercings. I felt frightened, uneasy, and frankly disgusted; the conversation made no sense and the voice sounded odd.
I received another odd call concerning belly‑button piercings; as a fitness instructor, they seem to be targeting my services. It felt bizarre, so I blocked the number.
The caller inquired whether I have a belly piercing, if I perform them, mentioned they themselves have one, and then hung up. They called four times repeating the same question.
Working in fitness, I received a call asking if I do theme work and about belly bars, wondering if I wear them – seems fetish‑related.
The caller sounded like an AI bot, asking whether I work in fitness and if belly‑button piercings are allowed. When they asked if I have one, I hung up and blocked the number.
After missing eleven calls from this line within the past hour, I also received several texts from a woman named Tracey inquiring whether I provide fitness training. As a personal trainer, I saw from the feed that she seems fixated on belly‑button piercings, which I have, so I suspect she’s been scrolling my social media.
A series of odd texts from someone calling themselves Tracey asked about belly‑button piercings and whether they snag during belly dancing – clearly a stalker with a fetish. After reading similar reports, I’m convinced it isn’t a known acquaintance but a creepy enthusiast. I joked about sending pricey, super‑cheesy‑smelling belly bars for £150, then blocked the individual. If a sale somehow materialises, that’d be something, but I’ve already reversed‑uno’d the weirdo.
A man called my daughter yesterday, asked if she does fitness (which she does), then inquired about a belly bar, how often she changes it and whether it ever gets caught while exercising, before hanging up. Definitely odd.
Someone queried whether I teach pole dancing while wearing a belly ring; the odd request seems to be part of a trend evident from other comments.
A call came in from a quite peculiar woman who first asked whether I offer fitness services—being a personal trainer, she likely found me online—and then questioned if I incorporate a belly‑button bar into workouts and how frequently I replace it, before abruptly ending the call. The interaction felt bizarre, and other feed comments suggest she’s fixated on belly‑button piercings.
The caller appears to have a bizarre belly‑button piercing fetish! 😂 I’ve had numerous calls asking about belly piercings and pole‑dance, then they hang up. Every few months the same person rings again with identical queries – not sure what they gain.
The caller asked about my belly bar and seemed aware of my profession, suggesting they obtained my number through that information.
She was requesting belly bars via Messenger, WhatsApp, and text, and then gave me a phone call today.
After a text asking if I’d sold any belly bars, I received a call; I told them they’d dialled the wrong number and they then asked if I have my belly pierced – really odd.
Perhaps the caller is dialing the wrong number or simply behaves oddly; I’m not certain who they are.
Received odd messages from this line and have since blocked it.
