01462 439891 Neutral Who called me from this phone number?

Said that they were from EE but sounded suspicious when yhey wanted to ask where my contract was set up.

yep... it's a company cold selling for EE.. I've now blocked their number so they can't talk to me.. and next May.. when my contract is done.. I shall be switching to another network provider....

They rang today, answered the phone to a woman with the most awful background noise. I thought it was in my interest and in hers to save both our time by hanging up before she could barely say a word.

I use an Android app called "should I answer". It correctly identified the number as telemarketing so I let it ring out and selected block this number - easy!

I use an Android app called "should I answer". It correctly identified the number as telemarketing so I let it ring out and selected block this number - easy!

Just had a missed call from this number. I rarely have sales calls like this as have blocked the only number that pestered me in the past. Is it any coincidence that this afternoon I have been on the EE website, logged in with my phone number and was looking to see when I can upgrade as my current phone is only working sporadically (not receiving 99% of texts!) Then about an hour later I had this call?? I am thinking they get passed on a list of who has been browsing the website to try and get a sales person to convince you to seal the deal so to speak. EE if you are reading this, it is shady, makes us think it is scammers calling with deals that probably are not really in our best interest. It's making me want to consider changing to a different company when my contract with you ends.

Called today by a man called Kim supposedly from EE. Told him I wasn't going to answer his security questions as he called me. He said it was his job to ask and he had a legal obligation to tell me info about my account and he wasn't going to risk his job by not asking security questions. I told him I wouldn't risk my personal identity. He was very rude and said I could look EEs number up online and call them back. Definitely not professional and probably trying to sell something.

Repeatdley calling~ SCAM

Constant unwelcome unwanted calls from ee asking for my details saying I'm a valuable customer.

Missed call.

Just got a call from a woman on this number, saying she was from EE and I could get EE discounts for being a loyal customer. She was having to shout because the background noise was so loud. She asked for two digits from my EE security code, and I countered by asking her to provide the last 3 digits from my postcode. She said she couldn't as she'd lose her job so I said I was not volunteering any info until she could prove who she was. She started talking again but I hung up on her. She called back but I diverted the call to voicemail and she did not leave one. Smells of scam to me. Put her in my spam caller list on my phone. Many thanks to all the people who leave comments about calls. I often look up numbers that I have had missed calls from and websites like this one help enormously. Keep up the good work people and perhaps this service, combined wih the increase in fines for directors of companies who do spam / cold calls, will one day eliminate this modern scourge.

Another nuisance call!!!

I keep being called by unknown number such as this. This number called me10 minutes ago and I'm unsure of who it was and why they keep bothering me. Can anyone help? I've got a feeling it's EE but I never want to answer and get harrassed to buy one of their "new offers" so I just ignore it. Though when I block them they just use another number to try and get through. Does anyone know how to stop this?

this number has called me repeatedly and Ido not recognise it.

Some fairly polite male rang me and said he was from E-E and wanted a few minutes of my time to discuss rewards for my loyalty. I mentioned that i wasn't interested because a deposed Nigerian prince recently gave me heaps of cash over a poorly written email and i was busy surrounded by sexy singles in my area all taking magical diet pills that doctors don't want you to know about... suffice to say he got the picture and hung up.