020 4601 9628
Legitimate Phone callAirBnB about a resolution
AirBnB about a resolution
Pretending to be Lloyds Bank with an authentication code for a purchase
I never answered
Reported caller: Not sure I never answered as I was unsure of number.!!
Asked for me to do a survey as I had been a student
Reported caller: From Lancaster uni
Didn't answer but Google call screening asked who they were and it hung up
I didn't answer but I'm getting a lot of scam calls recently from similar numbers.
Please do not call this number he is a old man who's phone number has been cloned and his number will be getting...
claim to be DVLA for unpaid car tax. Total scam the car tax is paid and they didn't mention the actual registration...
Reported caller: Credit Resolve
They said my name and when I asked who's calling they hung up.
Reported caller: No.
Only rang for a few times. This seems to be happening from a range of different mobile numbers
No message left
asked many personal questions , i felt pressured, answered then felt it was not right...
Keep calling but not long enough to answer. If you call back, you are told it is BT but no one answers the call.
Reported caller: BT
Nothing
Reported caller: They didn’t
I didn't answer the call. Caller only let it ring about 3 times
Reported caller: Nothing
They rang twice and I did not answer
Silent caller
Phone identified as spam so didn't pickup
My phone filtered the call straight to voicemail so it didn't even ring my side. So chances are it was a scam or fraud
Flagged as spam/nuisance
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