+44 148 256 637 7

Risk level: Medium

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Number with prefix 148. Review community reports, risk and comments below before answering or blocking. Browse numbers with prefix 148

Medium
Risk level
Harassment
Category
0
Spam reports
Last report

AI Analysis

Limited information: Multiple claims of association with Humberside Police, but police verification contradicts this. Calls often result in a dead line upon callback. Some reports indicate suspicious behavior, including knowledge of recipient's name and address, and potential spoofing/scam attempts.

Likely purpose: Likely fraud or scam, impersonating police to deceive recipients.

Most common user complaints

  • Claimed to be from Humberside Police but police verification contradicts
  • Calls result in a dead line upon callback
  • Knowledge of recipient's name and address
  • Potential spoofing/scam attempts
Medium dangerCautionImpersonation detectedNingunaMissed call

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 It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.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 +441482566377 appears to be a UK geographic (London) number. Online sources show various UK reverse lookup and spam report services listing it with mixed casualty of reports; exact owner identity is not consistently verifiable across sources. Public facing pages indicate general UK number checks and spam claim databases, but none provide reliable, definitive ownership.

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The number +441482566377 appears to be a UK geographic (London) number. Online sources show various UK reverse lookup and spam report services listing it with mixed casualty of reports; exact owner identity is not consistently verifiable across sources. Public facing pages indicate general UK number checks and spam claim databases, but none provide reliable, definitive ownership. 1. What it appears to be: UK geographic/mobile style number; typically landline origin in the 01482 area, though some databases classify it variably. 2. What people say online: mixed community reports and generic spam/scam databases; some entries flag potential nuisance calls, but many do not include corroborating owner data. 3. Association with scams/spam: possible reports exist, but reliability varies; no consensus that this specific number is definitively involved in fraud. 4. Public exposure: present in multiple public number lookup and spam report databases; appears in public facing directories, but without verified owner details. 5. Advice on answering: proceed with caution; do not assume legitimacy, and consider screening or blocking until verified.

Checked · 16 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

10
Anonymous
7 Nov 2016

This definitely a Humberside Police Number

Anonymous
13 Oct 2016

This is definitely a Humberside Police Number

Anonymous
7 Apr 2016

Had a call from this number, identified itself as Humberside Police to my call barring service but then cut off when I tried to answer. Line went dead when tried to recall. Called police, they had no record of anyone trying to ring my number nor did they recognise this 56677 number. Suspicious, also nasty if it is a scam, as I am now worried about whether or not the police are trying to contact me for genuine reasons. With an elderly mother across town and a husband out driving, my thoughts went into overdrive thinking the worst until I had contacted them. Nasty, or genuine?

Anonymous
16 May 2015

Missed call, but local number. Rang it back and the line went dead. I wouldn't normally think anything of it, but in this case I had spoken to 101 earlier in the day.

Anonymous
3 Apr 2014

Caller knew who to ask for and address. Tried to call back but line just went dead. Said they were from police so I called the police and they said the number doesn't exist / is not a police number!

Anonymous
24 Feb 2014

This number is Humberside police command centre

Anonymous
19 Feb 2014

Gone 10 pm & knew my name but I didn't even speak & hung up

Anonymous
8 Jul 2013

Had a spoof call from this phone number gone midnight

Anonymous
27 Feb 2013

It was a missed call. But when you try to ring it back you just get a blank tone - as if the number doesn't exist. Which, in itself seems suspicious.

Anonymous
3 Jun 2012

These people hacked in to my home phone, intercepted my mobile number, hacked in to my voice mail and came to my house pretending to be coppers.

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Signal summary for +44 148 256 637 7

+44 148 256 637 7 belongs to the 148 prefix and is classified as Harassment. This page combines no approved reports and 10 public comments to explain the risk level.

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Who calls from +44 148 256 637 7?
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