A call claimed to be from Affinity Water, asked me to confirm my name, and hung up the moment I replied “yes”. I'm uneasy about any unseen agreement, so I’d recommend not engaging with such calls.
Affinity Water Scam Alert!
Summary — +448081750440
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During a quiet afternoon in the home office, reports of unsolicited calls from this number raise red flags. Most describe callers impersonating Affinity Water staff, pushing free water efficiency checks or flow tests that legitimate utilities wouldn't cold-call about. Genuine companies like Affinity confirm no such outreach, marking these as classic scams to gain entry or extract details. Hangs-ups and no messages add to the harassment vibe. Block the number straightaway and report to Action Fraud if engaged. Never confirm your name or agree to visits—hang up and verify directly via official sites. Stay vigilant; these tactics prey on trust in essential services.
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Recent Reports for 0808 175 0440
There was no message left.
The firm presented itself as Thames Water offering a water‑efficiency test at our premises, proposing a free check of all taps. One of the less vigilant receptionists let the person in, but I sent them away immediately.
I received a call from this number purporting to be Affinity Water offering a flow test; when I requested an email, the caller claimed the firm never emails customers and directed me to their website to book, which feels suspicious.
An automatic dialer dropped the call as soon as I answered – likely a scam.
The phone rang out before I could pick up; I got a voicemail notification but no message was recorded.
The call was dropped instantly; when I tried calling back I was met with ten minutes of hold music.
This is a scam.
I missed the call and no message was left.
No answer was given and the caller left no message. A proper business call would have included a polite voicemail.
Two calls this morning came from the same number, each from a man saying he represented Affinity Water and wanted to schedule a check. I refused and contacted Affinity directly, who confirmed no checks were needed – clearly a scam.
I received a call claiming to be from Affinity Water, offering a free water‑flow check on all my taps and saying they had openings next week. When I asked for the dates by email, they said they don’t email and then ended the call – clearly a scam.
A woman claimed to be from Affinity Water and said she wanted to carry out water‑meter checks – another scam.
I tried calling my husband, but the phone labelled it as a scam, so I reported and blocked the number.
My mobile rang, but the call dropped before I could answer. It was an unknown number, so I wouldn't have picked up anyway. No voicemail left – typical spam. I've noted it here and blocked the number.
They said they were from Anfinity Services, offering a home‑efficiency check. I’m not interested; Affinity Water usually contacts me by email for any offers, so I’m suspicious of this call.
A call arrived without any introduction or message left. It might have been from Affinity Water, but I avoid responding to unidentified numbers and don’t need water‑saving devices as our usage is already below average, so the outreach feels untargeted and inappropriate.
They claimed to be from Affinity Water wanting to perform a water check – I blocked the call.
The call turned out to be a scam; the speaker with a polished South Asian accent couldn't answer my questions about water company funding or the supposed free service, and when I asked for details she dropped the line.
They claimed to be Affinity Water and offered a free inspection of taps and similar fixtures at my home, which seemed dubious, so we turned it down.