WhosCalled.co.uk -provides you with a free UK phone number reverse lookup tool. All phone numbers are manually submitted to our database from people like you. We focus on collecting UK phone numbers only to provide a free and open service on who may be calling you.
Its simple to perform a phone number look up, just type the number into the search box provided and click the search icon. If the number is registered within our database then its possible others have searched the number as well.
Check the comments to see who has called you, or place a comment about your experience with the caller to help others to see who called.
Complain to OFCOM? If you are being harrased by a caller or via text messages then you can also report the phone number to OFCOM.
These scammers use a simple but effective tactic, they will call your phone and hang up straight away before you get time to answer. Your phone records the missed call which you are unlikely to recognise. Many people will then call the number back to find out who called them. However, the returned call can then potentially lead to a scam in two ways:
1. The number you call back may have been set up as a premium rate number, without you even knowing this, which then means you will be charged by your provider to connect to the number as well as charged allot for each minute you stay connected.
2. When you call the number back you may be greeted with an automated message telling you that you've won a prize, along with another number you must call in order to claim your prize. This second number is usually set up as a premium rate number which ends up costing you alot to connect to them as well as a higher rate per minute to stay connected to claim your prize.
Text message scams are on the rise and generaly start by sending you a text from a number you don't recognise. However, the text is generally worded as though its being sent from someone you know and use messages such as "Hi, its Trevor. I just arrived how are you? or "Happy Birthday old fella, we should meet up for a catch up" Another common tactic is for an automated message to be sent which sounds like someone is trying to flirt with you. This tactic works well as many people respond and begin texting back many times with the scammer. Its only later, when its to late that they have been charged a high rate per message sent, it can get worse as sometimes phone companies will charge you to receive the messages as well.
Who Called Me UK? - Latest Reports:
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no voice msg
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Messaged me stating that someone logged in from India and contact the number. They are using sphosticated technique and message...
No one on line went dead