The number +447700900439 appears to be a common source of nuisance and potentially scam calls, often originating from call centres with callers having a noticeable Indian or Pakistani accent. These calls frequently masquerade as surveys or loan offers from entities like the "Savers Club," despite the caller's reluctance to provide clear identification. Many recipients report aggressive and repetitive behaviour, with some callers becoming hostile when challenged. Even numbers registered with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS) are not spared, indicating a blatant disregard for legal boundaries. If you receive a call from this number, do not engage. Hang up immediately and consider reporting the number to the TPS and the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) to help curb these harassing practices.
The caller spoke with very broken English and was difficult to understand, asking for my identity. As a member of the Telephone Preference Service (TPS), I was surprised by the call and eventually ended the conversation.
A lady with a non-English accent kept repeating "Hello? ...Hello? ...Hello?" It was clear she didn't realize she was speaking to a voicemail. Background noises suggested a call centre environment, but there was no indication of who was calling or their purpose.
My mother received three calls from them today. Isn't it high time that these idiotic scam calls are eliminated with all the technology available?
Some guy called, asked for my partners name, got frustrated and hung up on me
Someone with an Asian accent called, asking if I was Mr. ?????, then laughed and hung up. Fed up with these spam calls.
I missed a call from this number, but they didnt leave a message, i dont think it was a important call, maybe not even from a real person..??
A woman with an Indian accent contacted me, claiming to represent Savers Clubs. She was aware of my address and inquired about my income, spelling of my name, and date of birth under the guise of a survey, seemingly fishing for personal information.
A representative from savers club contacted me, but the conversation was difficult due to their poor English and loud background noise. They claimed to have spoken to me before, but I had no recollection of this and ended the call, suspecting a scam
An Indian woman called me at 8:30 PM, stating she was from Savers Club and had called earlier, but I had no record of it. She hung up abruptly.
The caller wouldn't provide a company name or reason for calling. He had a broken Indian/Pakistani accent, and the line was noisy—sounded like it was from the other side of the world. Where is TPS when you need them? With all these reports, maybe the Police should step in instead of BT!
A call came in without any introduction, sounding like a call center. Suspecting a scam, I won't be answering again.
