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Scam/Fraud Phone callThey were checking to see if i had bought an I phone from Amazon which I had not. Then told me to click on a code...
Reported caller: Amazon
They were checking to see if i had bought an I phone from Amazon which I had not. Then told me to click on a code...
Reported caller: Amazon
Purporting to be from Amazon?
They did say anything
I declined the call
Claimed to be confirming a payment from a NatWest account - I do not bank with them
Reported caller: NatWest
Utility Scam saying there from British Gas I blocked this number then they called from 01216201562 same person same...
Reported caller: British Gas
Local energy advisor
No one on the other side. Slint call
I didn't answer as my phone flagged it as suspected spam and I also had a call from a very similar number earlier on...
They said 'a new direct debit had been set up . If you don't recognise this please contact Lloyds on 0330 059 6005' ...
Reported caller: no but Lloyds have sent out a warning now
I didn't answer
Nationwide: A payment to TUI.co.uk for £654.46 requires verification code: 864374. If you did not request this...
Nationwide: A payment to TUI.co.uk for £654.46 requires verification code: 864374. If you did not request this...
Reported caller: Nationwide
Silent call
I answered the call, heard a ringing sound once, half a second of background office noise then the call disconnected.
Rang and said nothing and hung up
Reported caller: Did notsay
It’s anytime fitness Chiswick calling about payment plans and subscriptions
Reported caller: Anytime fitness chiswick
I did not answer
Missed call
rang twice, didnt answer
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