5 user reports
Based on 5 public user reports
Claiming to be Senior Citizens Health Advice the caller enquired after my health. He was courteous, but not knowing him thought it none of his business. Thanked him and promptly ended the call. Presumably some sort of sales attempt or possibly a scam?
My wife answered the call and got the impression that she was talking to a Health Line connected with the NHS. The caller was female with an Asian sounding accent. She sounded pleasant (the call was put on speaker phone after a while) and asked numerous questions about my wife’s health and medications. I checked for Health Line information and found reports of a scam supposedly selling vitamin supplements. After ten minutes the caller was still rambling so we terminated the call. We will check our phone bill to ensure there’s no way we have been charged for this.
Began to speak to my elderly father but when he said he was passing phone to daughter they disconnected.
Funny he said he called last December but you say he started recently. Wanted to know about my arthritis and tried to promote something called raspberry seed oil.. I'm getting to recognise scam calls (fingers crossed), so i kept him talking for 10mins then hung up,
rang, picked up and no one on line 1111
You’ve already submitted a report for this number.
Your report may still be going through moderation before it appears publicly.
Please do not include full names, private addresses, or abusive, hateful, or defamatory content. Please read our Community Standards before posting.
Thank you. Your report has been received.
Before appearing publicly on the site, reports may be reviewed and checked as part of our moderation process.
Several options are available for UK landlines:
The TPS is a free service for UK consumers that allows you to opt out of unsolicited sales and marketing calls.
Learn more about TPS registrationUK phone numbers that have recently shown increased activity or interest.