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Scam/FraudIts fraud says from o2, they will ask for a code though they shouldnt be asking for it. Says about sim replacement.
Its fraud says from o2, they will ask for a code though they shouldnt be asking for it. Says about sim replacement.
They said they are calling from Vodafone. They try to nick money from my account
Had 3 different missed calls from this number on different day. It says on iPhone suspected spam and there is...
Doctors surgery.
Looking to get bank details
Constant spam calling my phone says is a scam caller
Was a representative of Oxfam calling about the results of an online survey I had completed and asking if I'd like to...
Frau
Asked for me by my name and then verbal abuse
Told me my wife had had a stroke and it was an emergency. My wife was sat next to me at the time perfectly healthy.
Energy advisor - calls often saying they are in my postcode but when I asked what my postcode was they hung up
Called @ 12:20 am at night, unknown number, no message left but i suspect it's a scam
Email saying they had set up a direct debit for £650 to Nationwide building society. If I hadn't arranged this...
I also received an email saying from Nationwide, new direct debit for £649.99 and to call this number to confirm. SCAM
Didn't answer
Call anytime day and night 3 ti 4 times a day and say nothing , then put phone down .
Spam call
Sounded like an Asian man claiming to be EE and when I noticed it was a scam he insulted me and swore at me then...
Housing Association spam calling to get people to answer a survey. They have been told on 01484986156 to not ring me...
Have called 4 times between 6pm and 8pm this week. Answered the call, asked to do a survey for a housing association...
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