Enterprise car rental +44 344 800 3867 ☎ +443448003867

Every positive comment appears to be fabricated by these scammers!!!!

Fraudsters posing as Enterprise initially called, which I missed, then started spamming me with my old claim reference from a year ago, asking me to fill out forms detailing the incident – I've already settled the claim and Enterprise confirmed they never contacted me. Do not engage.

Verified with Enterprise that this is a fraudulent number; steer clear of it.

The caller ID flagged the number as potential spam, then a text purportedly from Enterprise car hire asked me to complete an online form—suspicious given the car had been returned months earlier.

Three days ago a mobile call used my correct name; the female caller with a Liverpool accent said she was Claire from Enterprise car hire and claimed I had recently rented a car. I had only a no‑fault incident ten months prior. When she asked for my postcode as a "security check" I grew wary and pointed out they already held my details, suggesting they contact the insurer if there were any issues. She tried to pin responsibility on me by saying I had signed the rental agreement (which I had been forced to do at the time) and then said they'd email me instead, ending the call. No follow‑up arrived, so I suspect a non‑fault insurance scam.

Calls masquerading as Enterprise after an accident ten months ago should be ignored; verify any contact by calling the genuine company. Scammers may also text you with a reference number—check with the real firm to confirm they never reached out.

This number is linked to scammers who send texts with fake reference numbers. They have your details and seem genuine. Use the official Enterprise number to verify. In my case, it was a scam with a fake reference. They seek more personal details; avoid them.

I received a call pretending to be Enterprise; they were trying to extract information. After checking with the real company, they confirmed it was a scam. They refused to provide proof or email confirmation.

A call claiming to be from Enterprise cars rang once, hung up, and followed with a text saying they couldn't reach you, concerning an old non‑fault accident that wasn’t yours.

A fraudulent email quoted my car registration and a hire vehicle from over three months ago after a non‑fault accident. It said they’d tried to reach me, but the supplied phone number isn’t Enterprise’s; I called my local branch and got the genuine contact. The email also contained my name, address and registration – do not engage, as they’re trying to harvest more personal data.

This number is not genuinely associated with Enterprise; instead, it appears to be used by individuals attempting to commit identity fraud.

Contact the police to apprehend him.