Unknown call +33 00000000 Solved/Closed

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Hello,  I regularly receive phone calls on my mobile, and this number displays: +33 0000000 I do not answer it, and they never leave a message on my voicemail Does anyone have any idea what this could be?  Because the +33 country code is clearly indicated, but the phone number shows only zeros  In short, I'm counting on you to shed some light on this  Thank you in advance

maikeul · Accepted Answer

So it's not a shady number or a scam?? Because if it were someone I knew, they surely would have left me a message on the answering machine??

macman31 · Answer

according to QuiDonc (Yellow Pages service):    No.   0500000000  1 answer(s) | Answer(s) 1 to 1   1.  Kiehl's L'Oréal Luxury Products France Exclusive distributor  Main contact information   Store  to reach 31000 Toulouse  Advertising registration 05 00 00 00 00  That must be it… I hope I have helped you

patapoum · Answer

It's simply a form of a blocked number, like you might see displayed: unknown or private or blocked. Don't panic. It's probably coming from a landline.

JAB · Answer

Hello, I also just received a call from this number. I answered and a voice (like an automatic voicemail) told me: "please hold, your correspondent will speak to you"... then after 20 seconds it hung up by itself...  Mystery.

sophie44 · Answer

I also received that call... 5 times in 15 minutes. I answered 2 times, and actually I hear a beeeep, it sounds like a fax...

Anjel · Answer

For a few weeks now, I've been getting the same case, the number 0000000000 calling me and "please hold, your caller will respond" and then it hangs up. Except that I have the same case with another number: 04.13.59.44.00. The same calls with the same phrase and then it hangs up. I've tried calling back but I always get the same voicemail, and then it hangs up. I've been receiving these calls since the day someone impersonated me regarding a good I had for sale online.

vico · Answer

it might be a collect call (if that still happens)

jpierre · Answer

Same, I received a call from +33000000000. I answered but all I can hear is static. Strange.

bobbydukentucky · Answer

same here earlier  1st call I miss, 2nd call 15 minutes later, I pick up, nothing but some static  by dialing 3131 it gives me 00 00 00 as the number  weird

nainchou · Answer

I just received one too. Which operator are you with? There might be a connection to all this. I'm with SFR.

nainchou · Answer

I just received a new call, I answered, it was... MMA insurance, the center apparently.

SxL31 · Answer

Hello, I also have the same problem with exactly the same numbers... I've already heard rumors that these are people scamming over the phone!! For proof, one time I answered while waiting for the seconds indicated by the voice, but nothing happened!! It was only the next day when I called my operator to check my credit that I discovered I was missing 15 euros!!  So there you go, avoid answering these numbers ^^ Best regards, SxL

natan-72 · Answer

Same for me, today, 3 calls 00000000, the voice tells me that I'm going to be connected with my correspondent and nothing more. Between the 2nd and 3rd call, I came to check on this forum what these calls were about. I didn't answer the 3rd one.

PoP Artist · Answer

Good evening,  But you must have an IQ that doesn't exceed that of an oyster, it's not possible! You can see that it's a scam; of course, you won't reach anyone by calling these shady numbers! Honestly, do you know anyone who has such phone numbers? It's designed for you to call back and to get ripped off for quite a bit of money! As long as idiots continue to answer these calls, you won't stop being harassed!  Best regards

younique · Answer

Hello everyone, well, it happened to me too, and I just saw that some have just unsubscribed from Numericable... me too, it started not even a week after my unsubscription (moving... because I was still happy with them, so no bad advertising either, but we should probably look into that).

Clemael · Answer

Hi everyone, I've been receiving the same calls for about ten days, and I unsubscribed from Numericable three weeks ago Should I see a link between the two? I don't know, I've also heard that it's a scam I'm looking for a solution as well, because I'm not very patient and it's seriously starting to get on my nerves Catch you later!

hjvf · Answer

me too and I don't know

Gwenn · Answer

Hello,   I too have received several calls of this kind. And I think I know where it's coming from. It's not Numéricable. But, if you have cancelled your internet subscription, it's probably because you're moving. And, on this occasion, you may have tried to sell items online... That's one explanation, but I've received this type of call several times with different numbers and, each time, it was after I left my number on Leboncoin.fr I suspect it's a number collector...  On my landline, it's less bothersome because I can block them.. Not on my mobile...  I believe I won't make the mistake of leaving my number on that site anymore...  Good luck to everyone because it is indeed quite stressful...

Bakou · Answer

Nothing to do with Numericable for my part, and this number keeps calling me too; it’s starting to get seriously annoying.

wardee · Answer

Hello  Today I started receiving calls from this number 000000000 as well. I didn't pick up at first, but it was getting quite annoying, so I just answered, and it was actually the voicemail from Pôle emploi ^^

co · Answer

Today, two missed calls. I finally answered. It's a message from the unemployment office. I'm in Rhône.

PoxoR · Answer

I also have this problem. I'm going to go there tomorrow at the following address: 1470 Estavayer-le-lac, Champ de la vigne 4... it's 3 minutes from where I work!!! We'll see!!! But in my opinion, it's a promotional scam; they invite you by saying you have a gift, it's the worst gift in the world, and they're trying to scam you on the side with crappy trinkets. I've already had a similar experience in Payerne!

Noel · Answer

I received the same kind of call at 0000000, several times in a row!!!! I didn't answer of course!! And no message either!  But in fact, I think like you that it's a scam, but how can we prevent it from happening again?   Thank you!

Noel · Answer

Hello, I’ll give you a tip I also have the same issue, the phone rings, I pick up and nothing, no one on the other end of the line, the calling number being 0000000000. This is the second time this has happened to me and fortunately it's during the day  Optional Technical Information reserved for informed users! Phone line 04 ............ Currently connected under the total unbundled Freebox offer  NRA (1): VFC69 Length: 1700 meters Attenuation (2): 25 dB  Your IP address/mask........ Gateway .........   Your Freebox phone number is 08 .........  Your line allows you to benefit from Freebox Television services  Your line is connected to a DSLAM compatible with ADSL2+ DSLAM vfc69-1 line 11 / 1 / 11 (3) Uncompatible line conditions 0 Unselectable operation mode 0 Spurious atu detected 0 No lock possible 0 Forced silence 0 Protocol error 0 Timeout 0 Attainable bitrate 945 kb/s (up) 12544 kb/s (down) Capacity occupation 0 (up) 0 (down) Chan data Interleave 9756 (far) 945 (near) Chan data Fast Path 0 (far) 0 (near) Attenuation 17 dB (up) 35 dB (down) Noise margin 7 dB (up) 9 dB (down) Output power 1 (up) 19 (down) Interleave Fec 55409251 (far) 42319 (near) Hec 3165 (far) 0 (near) Crc 5153 (far) 0 (near) Rx cells 24727398 Tx cells 1179741759 Fast Path Fec 55409251 (far) 42319 (near) Hec 3165 (far) 0 (near) Crc 5153 (far) 0 (near) Rx cells 24727398 Tx cells 1179741759 Interleaved profile required for G-DMT lite 0  Requested bitrate too high for G-DMT lite 0

ludo13002 · Answer

Maybe they want to make a sketch for you... they might get back together... In that case, the phone always rings twice.

Epoxy · Answer

For me, it was a message from the employment center, hoping to have been of service to you ;)

barbapapa · Answer

Hello! I've received several calls from the following number: +00000000, including one on November 11th (a public holiday) around 7 AM... I've also received calls from 2 other numbers: 01 76 74 21 60 and 04 26 03 00 90. When I called back these 2 numbers to find out who it was, it was a dead line and there was no voicemail. I heard that it was Pôle Emploi; in fact, I am registered. But regarding Numéricable, I'm not concerned as I'm not with them. However, I moved a week ago, and apparently, some of you have done the same... If anyone has an answer to provide!

loupaude · Answer

same here, since today I've been receiving calls from this number, I certainly don't answer, I'm not stupid; but I work so I don't see why the unemployment office would call me!! Anyway, I advise everyone not to answer but to report it to your phone service provider  enjoy loupaude

Mélo · Answer

Often, numbers like 00000 are associations, businesses, or others. It’s simply a form of masked numbers. For my part, the 0000 called me about twice. Once, it was a company like La Redoute. The second time, it was a text message that was sent to my landline.

kakac · Answer

Since Monday, we have been receiving this same kind of call (once a day), the number displayed is always 0000000000, well there's no time to answer because the phone only rings twice!

kikou44 · Answer

It’s advertising.

cbmathy · Answer

I am registered with Pôle emploi, and when they call me to remind me of a training, it's from this number.

Olivia · Answer

Hello  you can find hidden special numbers with this website:  -> Hidden phone numbers  it's free but it doesn't work all the time, it depends on the number  Kisses See you!

Lucas · Answer

I have the same problem, several suspicious numbers have called me, including +00000000, 0369184512, 0369184500, 0171996200, and 0176742160. I talked to SFR, and they told me they couldn't know who it was and that I had to call the number back. I eventually answered the call from +00000000, and there was no one on the line. I am not with Numericable, I haven't moved, but I've been getting these calls since I switched to a blocked plan, and I also have listings on Leboncoin!!! What should I do???

elizzzza77 · Answer

Well, there you go! I've been getting those calls for a week too! And always around 11 PM or midnight! When I call back this number, I'm told to press the star key on my phone to listen to my code! My 18-year-old son just registered with Pôle emploi and also posted an ad on Le Bon Coin!!! All this is strange!

lalakiki · Answer

Well, you don't pick up, and then voooooooooooooooila, the matter is SETTLED.

pit02 · Answer

Hello, I read all the messages in this post after receiving two calls from +33 000000 ....  Which operator are you with?

mat' · Answer

Hello everyone,

I used to receive calls like this from time to time and I didn't dare to answer.

Today I decided to try it and it was THE TAX OFFICE!!! calling me back regarding a statement about my housing tax (nothing serious^^). I was surprised, but at least it wasn't a scam; I'm relieved!

philtax · Answer

Send this number to 33700, they will take care of this unwanted person and you'll be at ease, there is a procedure to follow but it's very short and very effective, have a good day.

x59x · Answer

Good evening, this number +33000000000 has been calling non-stop for several days, several times a day. This situation, more than embarrassing, is ruining my number as I need it for various reasons and changing it would require an enormous effort to redistribute to my various contacts.

So I've found a workaround which, as I quote, "a thief gets stolen from." I’m going to create a premium number and redirect calls from my mobile to this number, and just before I will send an SMS to all my contacts asking them not to reach me for a month on this number. I will give them a prepaid number that will only cost me 15 euros, and in a month I'll switch back to my normal access.

Hopefully this will discourage these scammers from calling me...

maxime · Answer

The "00000000" = job center

Lau · Answer

Good evening everyone,

Since this morning at 9 am, I've been receiving calls from +00000000. I am registered with Pôle Emploi, that's true, but I've been for over two years now and I've never received a call like this from them. Plus, I've never posted an ad on Le Bon Coin and I'm not with Numericable, well, my mother is, but she's not being harassed by this number... Anyway, I don't answer, but I receive voice messages every time, and when I listen to them, there's a 3-second silence before it ends... As for the move, it was six years ago, so it can't be that either because I was only 16 at the time... I don't dare to pick up even if it's important because I'm too scared that it's a scam... If you have any solutions to find out who this number belongs to or to block it, I'd be interested.

Have a good evening everyone!

Lau..

lesulky · Answer

Hello,  I confirm that the number 00 00 00 00 is indeed a Pôle Emploi number; it’s an automatic voicemail.  There you go!!

Fiorisce · Answer

Hello, It's been a week that I've been getting a call every 3 days from this number 0 00 00 00 00 00 (no, there's no mistake, I really have eleven 0s, I've counted several times). I'm not with Numéricable and I'm not with Pôle-Emploi either. I recently called the gendarmerie and the person told me that he also received calls from this number and advised not to answer and to transfer the call to 32700 (it's a government thing that handles spam calls). That's what he told me. Of course, I haven't "transferred" any calls, so there's the problem! So between this number (4 calls) and an unknown one (22 times in a month), I'm forced to change my number. But of course, I know it will start again; there will always be idiots. So what and especially how should I proceed? I would like to call this 0 00 00 00 00 00 to unleash my anger but not to waste all my credit, no thanks. Thanks to anyone who has an answer.

Paouss · Answer

So everyone, please note that this number is not French but belongs to a company located in Spain. I received a call from a young woman asking if I participated in a game from an internet ad with an AUDI A3 as a prize. It's a big scam, and above all, never give out your credit card numbers over the phone, as she asks for them, and there are people naive enough to fall for it... So BEWARE DANGER for your bank account..........

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