Reverse Phone Lookup for United Kingdom

Identify unknown callers, detect scams, and protect yourself from nuisance calls in United Kingdom (+44).

708 total reports · 3 in the last 7 days · risk level Moderate

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Recent reports in United Kingdom

  • Scam

    This is a “please add me on WhatsApp” scam. After you add them on WhatsApp, they will pretend to be a potential employer (customer if you are a business owner) and attempt to extract highly sensitive personal/ financial information from you. Needless to say, block and report to kick them out of the system. Sign them up to junk lists/ gambling/ lawyers sites if you have time to spare.

  • Spam

    Called, screened by iOS 26, hung up without leaving a message. Pattern of behaviour matches those of spam callers.

  • Scam

    Highly dangerous WhatsApp scam. Do not add them to your personal number but feel free to sign them up to loan sharks/ gambling sites.

  • Scam

    Called, screened by iOS 26, hung up. Similar behaviours have been previously observed from known scammers.

  • Scam

    Screened by iOS 26, didn’t say a word and hung up. Behaviour matches other scammers.

  • Scam

    Caller got screened by iOS26, left a message saying they'd like to "discuss a job with you, please add me on WhatsApp". When you hear "please add me on WhatsApp", you should know that it's a scam. They're leveraging the e2ee nature of WhatsApp to shield their scam attempt from default detection. Do not respond, block and if you have time, sign them up to junk lists/ gambling/ solicitor's sites.

  • Scam

    This is a typical "Add me on WhatsApp" scam call. As always, DO NOT add them on WhatsApp. Do consider signing their number up to junk lists/ random gambling, solicitors, or money-borrowing sites so they can get a taste of their own medicine.

  • Scam

    Called earlier, got screened by iOS 26, hung up immediately without leaving a voice mail. Behaviour matches those of prior scamming attempts.

  • Spam

    Number called, got screened by iOS 26, hung up without leaving a message. Behaviour matches that of prior scam attempts.

  • Scam

    This is a scam call primarily targeting mandarin speakers. The caller is pretending to be from the Royal Mail. I assure you they are not. Do not pick up, do not press “press one for English, press two for mandarin”, and certainly do not call back. Report them, block them and, if you have a bit of time on your hand, sign their number up to gambling sites/ mailing lists to freak them out a little.