01269 839047 Negative Who called me from this phone number?

This number was on an email my husband received today claiming he had subscribed to a firm called FRESH BOOKS.. They said they had taken out £49 and that if he wished to cancel to follow THEIR link to Paypal... Its a scan to get into your paypal account. avoid like the plague.

You don't know what they gain?tgey take all your information from your computer

An Asian sounding female rang,to say that She was from Warranty Cover,and that Our Washing machine Warranty had expired,which I knew was a lie. When I told Her that I did not have a washing machine,She hung up.

Hung up as soon as I said hello. Probably moving on til an old dear answers. That's the level these creeps are on.

This was my experience with this number also.

Bt do own alot of fibre optics for Internet and telephone however other companies use the service and I would imagine that it would be the company that you are with that would issue with there customers that there was a problem. This would be done via there website

The called and dropped the call

I answered the phone and played a 5 KHz tone at +12dB - I hope his ears are bleeding Ha!

what info did you give?

Hello Mrs P! It’s me, Peter! I hope you are okay dahlink.

Standard Kokata call centre scam

CAB sell data to make eds meet

Being a retired hypnotist I had the skill to force the man on the phone to start talking the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. He then admitted that he was a professional thief and that his aim was to empty all my bank accounts and take ownership of my home. I therefore declined his demands and told him to take a holiday somewhere where the sun doesn't shine. He asked if I had any brochures relating to such places, forcing me to tell him to 'go away' - using an internationally known two-letter phrase.

Called today and immediately hung up when I answered. I've had a spate of these recently.

please stop saying "Asian". Its "Indian" people scamming others around the world so please use the right pointer that the caller sounded "Indian".