PUBLIC RECORD

01438 989304

Landline · Stevenage · Checked 4 November 2026

WHAT PEOPLE REPORTEDCommunity reports
50people reported a call.

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Based on community reports · Many people reported. Volume, not a safety score.
Scam37
Other4
Spam or marketing3
Legitimate3
Harassment3

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Other activity in this block

495 people searched 4 numbers in seven days. Includes this number.

THE NUMBER IN CONTEXT01438 989000–989999
This numberLooked up this week2+ people reported (total)

Unlit means no activity shown, never a safety verdict. Shared digits do not identify a caller.

Search counts cover the source’s seven-day window; reports are totals. Lookups show interest, not harm. Shared digits do not mean a shared caller.

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Reports, with dates.

PUBLIC RECORDS

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Scam · 2 people
Scam
Spam or marketing
Show 46 earlier reports
Scam · 2 people
Scam · 2 people
Other
Scam · 2 people
Scam · 2 people
Legitimate · 2 people
Scam · 2 people
Scam
Spam or marketing
Scam
Other
Legitimate
Other
Scam · 2 people
Harassment
Scam · 3 people
Scam
Scam · 2 people
Spam or marketing
Scam · 5 people
Scam · 3 people
Harassment
Scam
Scam · 2 people
Harassment
Scam · 3 people
Other

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About the number

Number type
Landline · Stevenage
People searching in source’s 30-day window
2,428

Allocation details

Allocated range
01438 989000–989999
Original allocation holder
Voiceflex Limited
Range allocated
30 July 2007
Ofcom data downloaded
23 September 2026

A range allocation describes the original holder of a block. Numbers move between networks, and caller ID might be spoofed. Neither the range nor the area code establishes the caller’s identity.

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