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On average, every 18 minutes in the UK
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Callers pretending to be from HMRC claiming you’re owed a tax refund. They ask for personal and bank details to process the refund.
Callers claim your Amazon Prime subscription has been renewed at a higher rate and need your details to cancel or refund.
Callers pretending to be from your bank’s fraud department claiming suspicious activity on your account.
Scammers increasingly use text messages to bypass call blockers
Fraudulent texts often appear to be from banks, delivery companies, or government agencies. They may:
Request immediate action to “verify” your account
Include shortened links to fake login pages
Claim you’ve won prizes or competitions you didn’t enter
Tip: Never click links in suspicious texts. Instead, search the number on our platform to see if others have reported it.
Our reverse number search works for text messages too. Simply enter the number that texted you to:
See if others have received similar messages
Identify common scam patterns
Report suspicious texts to protect others
Knowledge is your best defense against phone scams
Urgency & Threats: Scammers create false emergencies claiming you owe money or face legal action.
Personal Information Requests: Legitimate companies won’t ask for sensitive details over the phone.
Remote Access: Never download software like AnyDesk – banks will never ask for this.
Unfamiliar Numbers: Be cautious of calls from foreign numbers or VoIP services.
We despise scammers. They ruin lives and cause immense stress. Our free service helps you identify suspicious callers based on shared experiences from thousands of users.
One of the most effective ways to spot scam calls is by checking numbers reported by our community. See who called you and share your experiences to help others.
Remember: Not all unknown calls are scams – but it’s always wise to verify before engaging.
Claims to be a family member needing money due to emergency
Automated systems mimicking human interaction
Too-good-to-be-true offers (free phones, huge discounts)
Claims about computer viruses or internet issues
If you’ve been targeted, report to Action Fraud to help authorities track scammers.
Register with the Telephone Preference Service to block marketing calls.
Premium numbers (starting with 09, 070, 087) can cost up to £100 per call. Always search first.
Together we’re making the UK safer from phone scams
Enter any suspicious phone number to check if it’s been reported as a scam.
View details about the number including scam type, frequency, and user comments.
Help others by reporting new scam numbers and sharing your experience.