These calls from +441873440100 are almost certainly a scam. The caller usually introduces herself as Jane and pushes a free medical alert bracelet or a fake home‑care service, then hangs up as soon as you ask questions. Never give personal or bank details and don’t confirm any address. Let the phone ring out or hang up straight away, then block the number on your handset and report it to the Information Commissioner’s Office or the national spam‑call registry. Keep a record of the time and what was said – it helps the authorities spot repeat offenders.
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This number made a robocall, remaining silent for a few seconds before disconnecting.
I didn't respond to the call because the number was unfamiliar.
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A British accent was used by the caller from 01873440100, who attempted to discuss home care and new government guidelines around 5pm, but I hung up when they hesitated, suspecting a scam
The caller attempted to sell me a medical bracelet, prompting me to terminate the call immediately
A man began discussing government changes, but the conversation was ended abruptly when he was asked to stop
A fast-talking individual tried to sell me home equity insurance, and I agreed to a follow-up call, anticipating a potential scam
A woman from a driveway company claimed they were creating a show magazine, but I expresed my disinterest and ended the call immediatly
They called about selling a medical braclet, i just hung up the phone
A woman, claiming to be 'Jane', offered a free medical pendant, but with an additional cost for extra features, using automated word recognition technology that even acknowledged profanities before terminating the call
A woman calling herself 'Jane' offered to give away a medical pendant for free, but if you wanted the extra feature, it would cost the price of a cup of coffee per week, the call was automated and even recognised expletives, then hung up
As a TPS-registered user, I received a call from a man who spoke rapidly and refused to repeat the name of the company he represented when I asked. All I could gather was that it was related to 'homeowners' before he hung up on me.
The community has flagged this as a scam, with a robotic voice that resets during conversations, making it advisable to block
The caller hangs up immediately when the answering machine picks up, prompting me to block the number.
The caller claimed that I would be forced to sell my home to cover elderly care costs, but I terminated the call before they could provide any further information
I recieved two calls this morning but didn't answer, and they didn't leave a message on my answerphone, which is unusal for numbers like 0151.
There was no message left when 01873440100 called and I didn't answer
I recieved a call to my landline from this number, but the answer machine kicked in, and no message was left, so I asume it was a scam call.
Said his name was Patrick and mentioned something about a driveway magazine feature. I told him I live in a third-floor flat, and he hung up.
They claimed to be from the UK care helpline, talking about homeowners having to sell their homes for care costs, but I told them I wasnt interested and they hung up.
They hung up as soon as my voicemail picked up.
The caller hung up when my answering machine picked up, and I found it frustrating not knowing who was calling
BEWARE!!!! "PRESTIGE INSURANCE" IS A FRAUD TRYING TO SELL COVERAGE FOR ITEMS YOU NEVER OWNED OR REQUIRED, EXPLOITING THOSE IN NEED!!!
User has advised: Beware
This number is associated with marketing activities
This number is likely a scam, be wary of answering
Repeated calls have been made by individuals, primarily with Asian accents, asking for a Mr Smith, despite numerous denials of his presence at the number.
