020 8252 5982 0191 510 1405 01342 832001 had calls from all these numbers today saying they’re from EE and offering a 40% discount promotion, when they asked how much my last bill was, and since they were all Indian voices, I hung up; assuming it was fraud. When I searched the numbers through my HIYA security app, they were all landlines apparently from cafes! I’ve blocked all the numbers, but there’s obviously a big scam doing the rounds! They must have hijacked some dormant landline numbers I’d think.
I have had a similar call today offering 40% discount from: 07383 576614
07456 886422
07445 088518
Thankfully my phone highlights suspected scam calls as other than being difficult to understand seemed like a legit call until they were struggling with my personal details.. Even sent a security text through with a pin.
If you're concerned about unsolicited contact from other companies, you can report the call to be investigated at Report a scam call | Help Alternatively, text CALL followed by the number that called you, to 7726 .
Received a call from the “EE Discount & Promotions Department” 020 3821 9372.. they offered me a 40% discount on my current mobile phone bill. The background noise of a call centre was very loud. The caller asked me what my last bill was, which I challenged them to tell me as they are supposedly EE representatives. They then rang off. I assume this is a scam.
If you haven't already, I recommend reporting the number using our Report a scam call form. This will be passed on to our partner Hiya, who’ll use it to improve call protection in the future.
I received a call today by someone pretending to represent EE and offering a 40% discount. When they asked for my email address and I challenged them by asking them to provide the first half for me to complete the second half, they hang up. Number to be aware of; 203 518 2733
You can also report the call to be investigated at Report a scam call | Help Alternatively, text CALL followed by the number that called you, to 7726 .
I literally fell for this yesterday. They asked for my full name, address and email address and I put up with it, although suspicious, thinking they were going to ask for my bank details so I could be sure it was a scam. Apparently it was enough for them to order an iPhone 16 on my account. Thankfully I read this comment first thing in the morning as I was unsettled and I've just sorted it out with the EE customer Service line.
