+44 115 828 403 4
Risk level: Medium
Who is this? Spam, telemarketing or a legitimate call? Community reports in United Kingdom.
Number with prefix 115. Review community reports, risk and comments below before answering or blocking. Browse numbers with prefix 115
AI Analysis
Limited information: Multiple reports of unwanted calls, potential scams, and telemarketing from the UK. Claims of impersonating known UK businesses (O2, Worldpay).
Likely purpose: Likely fraud or unwanted telemarketing, impersonating local UK businesses.
Most common user complaints
- Scam
- BLOCK THIS NUMBER
- Claimed to be O2 for a phone upgrade, must be a scam
- Crazy people calling me every single day
- Unwanted call, they leaving voicemail
AI analysis: 10 Jul 2026
Information based on community reports and automated analysis. It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.
Web research
The number appears to be a UK (+44) landline/mobile style format. Public facing sources show UK lookup services flag it with general scam/warn lists, but none provide a definitive owner; results rely on user generated reports or directory data. Likely a UK number (country code +44) with a standard geographic/non geographic format; ownership not clearly identified in reliable sources.
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The number appears to be a UK (+44) landline/mobile style format. Public facing sources show UK lookup services flag it with general scam/warn lists, but none provide a definitive owner; results rely on user generated reports or directory data. 1. Likely a UK number (country code +44) with a standard geographic/non geographic format; ownership not clearly identified in reliable sources. 2. Online comments vary; many UK number lookup services aggregate forum posts and scam reports, but specifics for this exact number are inconsistent. 3. Some sources flag UK numbers in generic terms related to telemarketing or scams, but there is no conclusive, verified claim that this exact number is fraudulent. 4. The number appears in public lookup databases and scam report aggregators, suggesting it is publicly exposed in directories, but evidence of a data breach or leak is not established. 5. Given mixed signals and lack of reliable verification, answering may be risky; treat as potentially suspicious and do not assume legitimacy or engage.
United Kingdom
Operator information
- Country:
United Kingdom- Prefix:
- +44
- Type:
- Other
- Operator:
- EE, O2, Vodafone, Three
Recent searches
Last 7 days
Community comments
7Scam, BLOCK THIS NUMBER
Claimed to be O2 for a phone upgrade, must be a scam
Crazy people calling me every single day since August. I blocked them, but I can see still they are calling like psychopaths
Received one call every day for three days. I answered on the third day. Someone claiming to be from Worldpay. The seemed to know I had created a new company recently, so the companies registry must be a source for them. They're now blocked on my phone.
Called our main switchboard. Claimed he was Adam from Worldpay and wanted to know if we needed card machines or if we already had them. Told him we already have them with Worldpay. He said the system wasn't flagging it up so wanted me to do a quick update of details with me. I declined as the accounts were new and I do not believe he was from Worldpay. The number is a Nottingham number, and I have never heard of Worldpay cold calling.
10-15 missed calls over the last week. Didn't recognise the number so ignored it. Hit and miss as to whether a voicemail is left. When it does go to answering machine, it's a female recorded voice (American or Canadian accent) asking me to "call them back"....... not gonna happen! I added the number straight to my "Black List" so hopefully no further issues. Unsure as to the category (Scam/Robocall vs Telemarketing)
unwanted call, they leaving voicemail
Signal summary for +44 115 828 403 4
+44 115 828 403 4 belongs to the 115 prefix and is classified as Telemarketing. This page combines no approved reports and 7 public comments to explain the risk level.
