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Unknown Caller Text messageMessaged as Lloyd’s Bank, saying there was a payment to be made for easyJet
Reported caller: No
Messaged as Lloyd’s Bank, saying there was a payment to be made for easyJet
Reported caller: No
“Fraud Prevention Line. We are calling because of a suspicious attempted transaction at Curry's PC world in the...
Missed call ,No message ,unreconised number .
Reported caller: No message
Claimed to be from Lloyds, giving an OTP for a payment to EasyJet. Txtd from a mobile number but gave this one to...
Reported caller: Lloyds
Said they are Lloyds bank looking for payment
Reported caller: Lloyds bank
3 miss calls
Nothing
Silent
Called me twice when I was studying
Phone company
I didnt answer rang off after three rings
Never answered as didn’t know who it was - not interested.
Debt help
Reported caller: Lloyds Bank
C****, it's Ellie! Based on what you just bought, I think you'd be obsessed with our top picks! Got you 10% off to...
Reported caller: They didn't say who they were
Didn't answer as my phone had a pop up straight away saying potential fraud.
Claiming to be dpd delivering an amazon parcel but I didn't order anything. Has a blue tick on WhatsApp and someone...
Reported caller: Dpd
Hung up as soon as iPhone call screening kicked in
Did not answer as phone said suspected spam.
Wanted me to take out life insurance, wouldn’t take no for an answer and kept talking over me when I asked him to...
Reported caller: Home something or other
I didn't get to answer on time, before they rang off.
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