| 017688854940 |
This is actually one of several numbers that O2 uses to compare customer data if it seems illogical. |
| 022166951485 |
Alleged electricity provider: want account data and meter numbers. Dangerous because they can force you out of your current contract! |
| 01722270333 |
If you get an SMS from this number: This is the “short message center” from Vodafone – so serious. However, SMS with strange links that are supposed to go to Netflix and Co. are dangerous. |
| 030257709946 |
Alleged profit that serves to trick you into subscribing. number is fake. |
| 04365753788179 |
Fake phone number: Allegedly Vodafone, who offer you a contract extension on favorable terms. |
| 015215194384 |
Supposedly you paid too much into the health insurance and that would be a good opportunity to install this “surplus” in an additional insurance, wouldn’t it? |
| 061579149288 |
Presumably fake number that builds up a lot of pressure by threatening seizure. Requests immediate money transfer. |
| 022166951484 |
Pretends to be an electricity provider and wants to sell a cheaper tariff. Callers have lots of personal information. |
| 01721279193 |
It cannot be confirmed that this is a genuine Vodafone hotline. In any case, they want to sell you something and have a lot of your data. |
| 022166951483 |
A call center wants you to switch electricity providers and is doing so on behalf of a company that has already had to pay a fine for doing so. |
| 02018395880 |
Market research calls that you can easily get rid of. |
| 061289854100 |
Opinion research at any time of the day and also on weekends. |
| 09118818590 |
Not quite as bad as might have been feared: a serious survey of media behavior. |
| 024198090463 |
A “media agency” uses stolen telephone lists to scour corporate customers in order to sell them dubious Instagram or Facebook advertising. |
| 015212000519 |
Callers have your details and are trying to get your account number to trick you into a lottery subscription. |
| 040573091292 |
Tries to get your account number and threatens to extend a lottery subscription that you claim to have paid for. |
| 01637875622 |
A call center with a fake cell phone number wants to sell you a lottery subscription and doesn’t shy away from threats. |
| 015217593730 |
Fake number trying different scam methods. |
| 071141016060 |
“Lawyer Albrecht König” calls to collect money for companies with a recorded announcement. Lawyers across the country are advising that this should not be taken lightly. |
| 032211076735 |
Extremely many calls, VoIP numbers, complaints to the Federal Network Agency could be worthwhile. Fake lottery scam, wants account number. |
| 053120970053 |
Callers to this number tell many different lies. From Europol to winning money, everything is included. |
| 072191140928 |
Real 1&1 customer service number. We explain how you turn off these 1&1 calls. |
| 015210923002 |
Fake number, probably from abroad. Allegedly unpaid lottery subscription. |
| 01632331438 |
Another call center trying the old lottery scam. Sometimes very rude callers with an Eastern European accent. |
| 06924437540 |
A well-known call center tries again to manipulate its victims into new electricity and gas contracts. |
| 089541955280 |
The same old story again: you won something, but you didn’t actually win it and you should now take out a magazine subscription. |
| 01724148371 |
A fraud company with an illegal website is trying to impose itself on German consumers with advice on solar roofs. |
| 08005459953 |
This telephone number belongs to the Telekom information service: This is used to call you if you have not objected to the Telekom advertising. We explain how it works. |
| +420234280629 & +420255719018 |
Alleged brokers are calling from Prague and are interested in real estate. There is probably a “rip deal” behind it again. |
| 015215173526 |
Fake phone number: There is probably a foreign call center behind it trying to convince you that your free lottery subscription has expired and that you now have to pay. |
| 015218442706 |
Behind the number is a “rip deal”: First the callers are allegedly interested in a property, then black money is to be exchanged. In the end, the victim is left without money and has committed a crime. |
| 07434800580 |
Scam with English tape announcement: Allegedly the “Federal Police”. |
| 032212249269 |
Reputable callback number from Doctolib, under which you will receive a verification code for making an appointment. |
| 030555741455 |
Very aggressive callers will insult their victims if they don’t fall for the trip win stories. |
| 01746226201 |
Call center with mobile number? Again the lottery scam. |
| 029416606820 |
Fake number, behind it a call center that wants to elicit personal data and the IBAN from you. |
| 03046690014 |
The number of a reputable opinion research institute. It is possible to block your own number. |
| 01721279188 |
Scammers pose as Vodafone employees offering you a better contract. This is how they try to get your customer password. |
| 06920091655 |
Existing phone number! Claims to be the “Federal Agency for Electricity and Gas” that offers energy advice and wants the meter number for it. |
| 01735848055 |
Fake mobile number wants to make you believe that you have taken out a paid lottery subscription. |
| 040607739321 and 040607739322 |
Apparently a Hamburg call center bought a list of telephone numbers and is now trying to talk the owners into new electricity contracts. |
| 03072778687 |
Fake number using the old trick “You didn’t cancel a competition and now it’s getting expensive” is working. |
| 03046690015 |
Legal phone number of a reputable opinion poll, which will immediately block your number if you wish. |
| 099414009999 |
“You have won 1,300 euros, press 1“. A taped announcement is intended to tempt the criminals to give permission to make a call. Hang up and block immediately! |
| 088612569977 |
“Lotto scam”: Supposedly you played for free in a lottery subscription, which is now subject to a fee. In order to avert the costs for 1 year, you should take out a short subscription. |
| 030439729067 + 030439729061 |
“Energy consultants” who promise cheap electricity tariffs and want IBAN and meter numbers in return. |
| 0163385385 |
Supposedly a call from Europol warning you of identity theft with an English tape message from a German cell phone number. |
| 06987001-2291 and 2292 |
Poses as an energy consultant to sell the victims a new electricity contract. The Federal Network Agency has already imposed a fine on the company presumably behind it. |
| 07117490814 |
Fake number that promises you a voucher you have won and wants your account number in return. |
| 01521611716 |
Very dangerous con artists who sometimes save their victims hundreds of thousands of euros with “rip deals”. |
| 03025545839 |
“Energy advice” that wants to sell you expensive electricity contracts. |
| 061965780836 |
Fake phone number supposedly doing opinion polls for the health department. |
| 061968772790 (also 061965736685 and 061965679828) |
A “Federal Office of Public Health” is said to be doing a survey. data theft. |
| 08921093375 |
Fake phone number from a fake polling company. Data theft, possibly subscription trap. |
| 030439729064 (also 030439729061) |
Fake phone number, call center – wants to sell electricity contracts. |
| 03318859003456 |
An “energy consultation” wants to sell you new electricity tariffs. |
| 040607739320 |
Very persistent and aggressive telemarketers who want to foist electricity contracts on you. |
| 016371908654 |
Call center calls with fake cell phone number. Supposedly you won something online, but now you have to take out a subscription. |
