Know who's calling before you pick up

This UK mobile number on the O2 network is mainly seen in UPS scam texts about deliveries. Reports describe impersonation of UPS delivery notices, sometimes directing you to call this number, and occasionally tying in a company like SKS UK Ltd. There are also mentions of Amazon-themed texts using the same number. Common red flags include grammar mistakes, deadlines to reply, and pressure to act quickly. A few reports note it’s been used for UPS returns texts; one user warned it could be legitimate, but the grammar and wording were suspicious. If you don’t recognise the sender, ignore and block. Verify any delivery by contacting UPS through official channels, not this number. Do not click or reply.

This UK mobile number, registered with Vodafone, is frequently associated with scam text messages claiming you owe money for parking fines. Reports consistently mention that the sender knows your vehicle registration number, but provides no details about where or when the supposed parking violation occurred. Some people have received demands for payment via text or email, often for a significant amount like £170, even though they received no prior official letters or warnings. Several users have tried calling back and were met with evasive responses when asking for more information, with one user reporting that the caller hung up when pressed. It is strongly advised not to engage with these messages or call back; consider this a parking fine scam.

Calls from this London number on BT are repeatedly described as spam and suspicious. With 18 reports, the pattern includes foreign or robotic voices, automated messages, and several calls in one day. Some reports mention scams about damp problems or loft insulation, and one claims impersonation of a company called BRS; others say the caller asks for your name and then hangs up. Upvotes are not recorded for these reports, so reliability is mixed, though the spam score is high at 83/100. If you answer, be cautious; this looks likely to be a scam. Do not share personal information—hang up, block the number, and verify through official channels.

Calls from this Southampton and Portsmouth-based number, carried by Gamma Telecom, are linked to energy supplier matters about switching meters. Some reports describe legitimate Utilita interactions, including confirmations from the app. However, the majority describe this as high risk of scam, with automated calls and voicemails pushing a switch when users are already with Utilita. The spam score is 94/100. If you’re unsure, do not engage and contact Utilita via official channels or your account app, then block the number if needed.

Calls from this Gamma Telecom Holdings number appear to be a Barclays scam. Reported as Bank impersonation of Barclays fraud department and flagging fraud on Barclays cards, often via automated robocalls. The pattern is supported by multiple messages asking you to call back, and attempts to extract bank details. With 18 reports, there are no upvotes or downvotes to gauge confidence, but the consistent theme is clear. Red flags include pretending to be your bank, urgent messages, and requests for personal or card information. If you receive such a call, hang up, do not share bank details, and verify directly with Barclays using official channels.

Calls from this UK mobile number are repeatedly described as a DWP survey scam. Reports claim the caller pretends to be doing research or a survey for the Department for Work and Pensions, often about ESA, and sometimes after 7pm or on unusual days like Mother's Day. The carrier is listed as Tismi BV. With 17 reports, the concerns are consistent, though there are no upvotes/downvotes recorded here. Common red flags include unsolicited DWP survey claims, asking for details, and suggesting a follow-up by post. Given the high spam score (79/100), treat as suspicious. DWP survey scam — hang up immediately and verify with official DWP channels before sharing any information.

Calls from this Wakefield number, carried by Voxbone SA, are overwhelmingly reported as spam, with users describing automated or robocalls. Many reports indicate the callers impersonate BT (British Telecom), claiming your broadband, landline, or mobile contract is about to expire or needs renewal. Some callers become insistent when questioned, and one report details a caller claiming to be from EE and then charging significantly more than agreed. If you receive a call from this number, it's best to hang up and block it, as these are likely scam attempts to gain personal information or money.

Calls from this Liverpool-based number, routed through Core Telecom, are being reported as aggressive scam attempts posing as utility suppliers. Multiple reports say callers claim issues with your postcode or meter readings and press for your account number, previous invoices, or sensitive data. The tone is pushy and, in some cases, nasty. These are commonly used to obtain meter readings or account details. With 16 reports and a spam score of 96/100, the risk level is high risk; there are no upvotes or downvotes noted, so consensus is unclear. If you receive such calls, hang up immediately and do not share information. Verify any concerns with the supplier contact details on your bill or website, and block the number if persistent.