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Scam/FraudSaid Lloyd bank a planned charge to Emirates airline of 738 gbp is upcoming if this was not you ring this number
Said Lloyd bank a planned charge to Emirates airline of 738 gbp is upcoming if this was not you ring this number
trade centre uk
rammed call no talking once answered
Pretended to be following up on home maintenance issues.
No answer
Asked to verify a payment
asked if its me by my full name
I received call from this number today. They didn't speak which prompted me to cut them off
Scam
Just clicked and then silence.
David from Fonehouse - 3 messages wanting me to confirm my name and that contract was ending. I reported as spam and...
Said sky, with dubious accent
Scam Debt collection
Claimed to be Lloyds Bank but no number on Lloyds website matches this number. Wanted us to call back potentially to...
Just one call unknown caller no message left
Called gave car registration and address. Asked to confirm name. When asked why hung up
They did not say anything
Claiming to be from BT services (or something similar) with an offer for senior citizens (which I'm not) but then...
Someone impersonating 3 mobile saying your sim and number will be terminated and they are sending a new one. They...
One call. Left a message on voicemail that I cannot find as recorded
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