01737 952501
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- 01737 952501
- +44 1737 952501
AI Summary
Based on 1 community report
This Redhill-based number has been reported as a potential marketing call. The caller claimed to be from O2 and stated that the recipient's contract was ending, despite the recipient not being an O2 customer. The caller persisted in trying to sell something even after being told this, which is a common tactic used by cold callers. It's best to be cautious when receiving unsolicited calls like this, especially if they involve contracts or personal information.
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1 totalMarketing call from 02. They said that my contract was finished and wanted to give me some offers. I'm not with 02 and told them I don't have a contract ending. The caller kept trying to sell me something.
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About 01737 952501
What type of number is 01737 952501?
The phone number 01737 952501 (also written as +44 1737 952501) is a UK landline number originating from the Redhill area in England . Calls to this number are charged at standard UK landline rates, usually included in call packages.
Is 01737 952501 safe to answer?
Based on 1 community report, this number has received mixed reports from our community. The current risk score is 62% .
Be cautious when answering calls from this number. Verify the caller's identity before sharing any information.
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- Tel Number
- 01737 952501
- Country
- 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
- Network
- BT
- Area
- Redhill
- Type
- Geographic
- First Seen
- 31 Mar 2026
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Redhill, United Kingdom
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