They pose as a psychic office and ask you to call 0890006460, a premium‑rate line costing €0.80 per minute – clearly a fraud.
Reverse Phone Lookup in the UK — Recent Community Reports
Check unknown UK numbers with recent reports from across London, Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh and more. Learn from others and share your experience.
UK numbers: context and signals
Unsure about a UK caller? Find fresh community reports to judge unknown calls or texts. In London, Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh or Glasgow you’ll see legitimate callbacks (banks, clinics, deliveries) alongside waves of automated or misleading contacts. Area codes like 020, 0161, 0121, 0131 are not reliable for location due to portability/VoIP — use them as context, not proof.
What to do: if unsure, return calls via the official number on the company site/app, check in‑app notices, and don’t share one‑time codes. Use device filters/blocks and, if available, carrier tools (EE, O2, Vodafone, Three). Share a short factual note here so others can decide faster.
Fake psychics, apparently linked to Escoc.
I’m not recognising the number, so I’ll let it go unanswered.
That person is family.
A courteous customer service representative from Cahoot impressed me.
No answer was given; the number was unrecognised.
Related to foot care.
Related to energy.
Just a note – this number belongs to a family, cheers.
Number isn’t in my contacts, so I ignored it, mate.
The number wasn't recognised.
The person claimed to represent yell.com, wanting to discuss our listing, contract tweaks and commissions; I informed him we don’t pay for a yell listing and he pressed for the manager.
Appears to be a nuisance call.
A social lottery notice.
An unexpected call came through, but no message was left.
Filed an accident claim and I'm pretty angry about it – 😡😡, yeah.
A pre‑recorded voice tried to discuss a job opportunity – sounded a bit fishy, mate.
Message promoting Indeed job listings.
Morning scam.
Fraudulent call, clearly not originating from England.
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FAQ — United Kingdom
How should I check unknown UK calls?
Avoid calling back the unknown number. Use the official number (site/app) and watch for in‑app messages or emails.
What patterns are common?
Delivery updates, clinic callbacks and 2FA codes; also periods of robocalls, tax/bank impersonation or pushy sales.
What makes a helpful report?
Caller type, purpose, time, and cues (e.g., pressure, urgency, payment requests). Keep it short and useful for others.
Which networks are often mentioned?
EE, O2, Vodafone and Three; many users refer to their spam filters and block lists.