Approach calls from unknown numbers with extreme caution, especially if the caller rushes or avoids clear details. Reports indicate this line often involves vague finance pitches, like accident claims or PCP deals, which scream scam tactics designed to hook you into sharing personal info. The impatience and hang-ups when questioned are classic red flags—legit firms don't behave that way. Block the number straight away and report it to Action Fraud. Never confirm details or press buttons as instructed; it could lead to more nuisance calls. If you've engaged, monitor your accounts closely and consider a credit freeze for safety.
I got a call from this number, chose not to answer, then checked it here and promptly blocked it.
No conversation took place.
The speaker talked fast and low, and when I asked for clarification on his identity and company – something vaguely finance‑related – he remained vague and impatient. After I queried whether it was a cold call, he simply hung up, leading me to conclude it was a scam.
Potential PCP scammer.
Potential finance scam.
I missed a cold call on my TPS‑registered mobile; it appears to be a scam, so I’ve blocked the number.
I didn’t recognise the number and let it go to voicemail; my own research suggests it’s a scam.
The scammer asked if I recalled a claim I’d made; I told him to go away and blocked the number.
Potential finance scam.
