This number links to persistent scam attempts, often posing as energy advisors or charity reps like the RSPCA to extract personal details. Callers push hard on topics such as loft insulation or donations, ignoring refusals and firing off intrusive questions about age or employment—classic phishing tactics. VoIP tech masks true origins, blending Irish and English codes for deception. No voicemail from unknowns screams suspicion; block immediately and report to authorities. Hang up without engaging, and never share info. If pestered, note times and details for complaints to Ofcom. Stay vigilant—scammers thrive on hesitation.
They claimed to be discussing energy saving and loft insulation, yet they were extremely pushy, probing my age and job and refusing to accept a refusal, so I ended the call.
The call claimed to concern loft insulation, then launched into a barrage of twenty questions – clearly a phishing scam. I told the woman to remove our details from their system; it wasn't TPS compliant.
I ignore any number I don’t recognise, as scam calls flood my line daily and get dumped in voicemail; only familiar contacts get through, and legitimate callers should email me.
Yet another insulation scam – it seems every neighbourhood now has a self‑styled ‘Energy Advisor’. I hope other regions aren't equally flooded. I've blocked the number.
I was contacted by Gabby, a local energy advisor, who called me from the same number.
A suspicious call that I've now blocked.
I let the voicemail pick up; no message was left, so I’m assuming it’s another scam.
The number 01432 679020, registered to DIDWW Ireland Limited, is often used for charity scams; despite its Hereford code, VoIP masks the true origin.
Fraudsters everywhere, definately not trustworthy.
As usual, no voicemail was left and the number has been blocked.
An unfamiliar number went unanswered, leaving a one‑second voicemail that seems suspicious.
This number, owned by DIDWW Ireland Limited, is mainly linked to charity scams; although its dialing code suggests Hereford, England, the VoIP setup means the caller’s true location cannot be pinpointed.
Looks like the 01432 number belongs to DIDWW Ireland Limited, tied to charity scams – its VoIP setup hides the real location, you know?
When I picked up the local number at 7:45 pm, a woman introduced herself as Gloria from the \"RSPCA\". Since I already support the charity, I asked why she was calling, and she hung up.
A phishing attempt mentioned loft insulation, yet the company name didn't match the number. It lacked the polish of typical scammers, though still dubious.
I received a call at 2 pm and another at 6 pm; my phone flagged them as potential fraud, so I ignored both as I wasn't awaiting any contact.
