+44 131 507 001 3

Risk level: Low

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Surveys
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AI Analysis

Limited information: Multiple reports indicate this number is used for market research surveys, with some callers identifying as Ipsos-Mori representatives. Interactions varied from straightforward surveys on diverse topics (antibiotics, politics) to attempts at discussing financial matters, which were declined by respondents. No clear malicious activity reported, but caution advised due to the financial topic approach in one instance.

Likely purpose: Conduct market research surveys, potentially on behalf of Ipsos-Mori or similar entities.

Most common user complaints

  • Wanted to do a survey with me, apparently for market research.
  • conducting a survey focusing on topics such as antibiotics and politics
  • pertained to finances
Low dangerCautionIpsos-Mori (claimed by callers, not verified)SurveysMissed callCompany impersonation

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 It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.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

A UK based number +441315070013 appears to be a standard geographic (Edinburgh) landline style number associated with the 0131 area, with mixed online mentions suggesting potential business use; no definitive owner is publicly confirmed in the results. Online reports include general UK lookup services claiming to flag scam prone activity, but there is no consistent, verifiable attribution to a specific organization.

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A UK based number +441315070013 appears to be a standard geographic (Edinburgh) landline style number associated with the 0131 area, with mixed online mentions suggesting potential business use; no definitive owner is publicly confirmed in the results. Online reports include general UK lookup services claiming to flag scam prone activity, but there is no consistent, verifiable attribution to a specific organization. Answering is not clearly dangerous, but caution is advised based on limited verifiable identity data. 1. Who the number appears to belong to, or what kind of number it is: Geographic UK landline style number in the 0131 area (Edinburgh). No verifiable owner publicly identified in the sources. 2. What people say about it online: Various UK reverse lookup services show it and offer spam/scam flags or caller identification, but user contributed details are sparse or non specific. 3. Whether it is associated with spam, scams, fraud, phishing, telemarketing or unwanted calls: Some services flag numbers for scam prone activity or provide risk scores, but no definitive, corroborated incident history for this exact number across the sources. 4. Whether the number is publicly exposed or leaked online: Appears in public looking lookup databases and carrier/owner data aggregators; no clear record of a leaked dataset or paste site exposure linked to this exact number. 5. Whether it is advisable to answer or call it back: Given mixed signals and potential for scam flags in third party databases, avoid calling back until the owner/intent is verified through independent, trusted channels.

Checked · 27 Aug 202610 sources
GB

United Kingdom

Operator information

Country:
GBUnited Kingdom
Prefix:
+44
Type:
Other
Operator:
EE, O2, Vodafone, Three

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Community comments

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Anonymous
12 Jul 2025

Wanted to do a survey with me, apparently for market research.

Anonymous
27 Mar 2024

A man with a Scottish accent identified himself as an Ipsos-Mori representative conducting a survey. Initially finding the premise plausible, I permitted him to proceed. However, I made it clear that I refrain from discussing financial matters with unfamiliar callers, unaware that the survey pertained to finances, which he acknowledged. Apologizing for the interruption, he bid me a good night, concluding the conversation.

Anonymous
22 Mar 2024

It was a market research call, focusing on topics such as antibiotics and politics. Everything seemed fine during the conversation.

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Signal summary for +44 131 507 001 3

+44 131 507 001 3 belongs to the 131 prefix and is classified as Surveys. This page combines no approved reports and 3 public comments to explain the risk level.

Frequently asked questions

Who calls from +44 131 507 001 3?
+44 131 507 001 3 is a phone number with the 131 prefix in United Kingdom. It has been reported 3 times by the community as a possible unwanted call. Check the comments to find out who might be behind this call.
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