+44 1757 241090
Risk level: Medium
AI Analysis
The caller claims to be from McMillan, offering to recycle printer cartridges and solicit donations or sell new toner cartridges. They use persistent telemarketing tactics, calling repeatedly at the same times, often hanging up after one ring or saying nothing. Despite being blocked, they continue calling daily or weekly.
Likely purpose: To sell printer cartridges or toner recycling services through persistent cold calling, exploiting environmental recycling themes to engage victims.
Most common user complaints
- Rings once and hangs up and also always at the same time
- Spam at all hours, plus even after blocking
- Block and report; also for no reason
- Rings once and hangs up, and on top of that and nobody does anything
- Keeps calling even after blocking and also every single day
AI analysis: 13 Oct 2026
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United Kingdom
Operator information
- Country:
United Kingdom- Prefix:
- +44
- Type:
- Other
- Operator:
- EE, O2, Vodafone, Three
Recent searches
Last 7 days
Community comments
17Rings once and hangs up and also always at the same time!
yesterday Spam at all hours, plus even after blocking
Yet another one: Block and report; also for no reason.
Another call from this number: Rings once and hangs up, and on top of that and nobody does anything
Yet another one: Keeps calling even after blocking and also every single day!
today Rings once and hangs up, plus always at the same time!
yesterday Block and report and also and nobody does anything.
Calls day and night, plus never saying a word ugh!
Today Always at the same hours, and on top of that always at the same time
Another call from this number: Repeated nuisance calls and also for no reason
Started the call by saying they were calling from McMillan and wanted to speak with someone responsible for recycling printer toners. He asked if we would like to recycle our old printer cartridges and donate to McMillan - They explained they could take a minimum of 6 cartridges and we could either use the refund either towards the purchase of new toner cartridges or donate the refund to McMillan. I then asked again if they were calling from McMillan and they said they are working in conjunction with McMillan which is obviously not the same and he wouldn't give me his actual company name - just said information will be on the recycling pack they wanted to send
A cold caller about recycling printer cartridges. Second call within a week
Ringin' me every month to get me to purchase cartridges again over the phone, always on a special price....annoying.
Wanted to buy back used ink cartridges. Not interested.
Made the mistake of purchasing ink cartridges from this company - of good quality it has to be said. But despite me telling them I wouldn't be needing any more from them for at least a year, they now call me several times a week
Another cold-calling muppet who thinks it is perfectly okay to take your time without any prior agreement or consent. Like every other cold-calling muppet, they have now been added to block list of companies who can no longer call us and we will NEVER do business with
Bought (really good) print cartridges from them. Nice people; just don't leave you alone.
Signal summary for +44 1757 241090
+44 1757 241090 belongs to the 175 prefix and is classified as unclassified calls. This page combines no approved reports and 17 public comments to explain the risk level.
