Hi all,
      have had several missed calls on my mobile from the above number, am rather reluctant to call back and also reluctant to answer to.
Any ideas at all to whom this number originates too?

Cheers
Andy

It looks it if may be Vodafone.



Have a look here

http://www.mercurythread.co.uk/blog/is-808-000-0133-the-most-annoying-phone-number-in-the-world/2009/03/23/

and here

http://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/08080000133

I don't know whether calling it back would help?

If so, make sure to use a call through number on your mobile - 020 0222 0700/020 0222 0900/01229 33 0800

sherbert wrote on Apr 28^th, 2009 at 2:02pm:

It looks it if may be Vodafone.

Indeed it is. When you call it it says "Thank you for calling Vodafone. We've tried to contact you just as a courtesy call. …"

Not sure what the point is in calling a mobile and presenting a freephone (0808) number as they are anything but from mobiles.  ::)


jgxenite wrote on Apr 28^th, 2009 at 2:08pm:

I don't know whether calling it back would help? If so, make sure to use a call through number on your mobile - 020 0222 0700/020 0222 0900/01229 33 0800

Where have you got the last number from? I have never seen that before?  :-?

01229 33 0800 used to be the number for 0800Buster (www.0800buster.co.uk) although I've just seen that they've now changed it to 01257 38 0800.

It is another 0800 call through number that I've used. It's provided by Localphone (www.localphone.com).

Dave wrote on Apr 28^th, 2009 at 7:55pm:

sherbert wrote on Apr 28th, 2009 at 2:02pm: It looks it if may be Vodafone. Indeed it is. When you call it it says "Thank you for calling Vodafone. We've tried to contact you just as a courtesy call. …" Not sure what the point is in calling a mobile and presenting a freephone (0808) number as they are anything but from mobiles.  ::)  :-?

Probably they want you to ring back to see who was calling and make a few bob on the call for themselves [smiley=thumbdown.gif]