08000581600

Average Rating: Not Rated

Number Of Times Searched: 656

Country/Region: GBR

Last Checked Time: just now

08000581600 Comment Count: 3

  • 24/072026
    Anonymous - there is an identical number in china.
  • 24/092025
    Anonymous - A lady calling from 'RU Advice' trying to tell me about a tax increase on our utility bills. Shut her down as I have had calls like this before.
  • 25/042025
    Anonymous - Received a call from 08000 581600 — no message left. This number appears to be trying to look like a genuine 0800 freephone number, but the format is unusual. UK freephone numbers typically begin with 0800 followed by six digits, whereas this one has an extra digit. I’d be very cautious — it’s likely a scam attempt

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