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Hung up and now getting 5-10 calls a day from mobile numbers starting 07887
Reported caller: They knew my name started asking me if I had a nice day when I said can I help you they hung up
Texts kept saying omg please help me I don’t know what to do
Reported caller: They didn’t say who they were
My phone detected it as spam
It's a very genuine number the NHS call you on if you have called them on the 111 number. If your waiting for an...
Reported caller: NHS because you called 111
Some Indian dude said "you've received 25% off your next bill".... didn't even mention what bill it was for, so I...
Saying they’re my bank
Reported caller: Halifax
hung up when phone answered.
Reported caller: didn't
Mest limited
No answer on other end of line
Reported caller: Silent
phone has not rung but the number has shown that I have been called 3 times today
Reported caller: phone did not ring, just showed the number for the missed call
Caller hung up.
Calls me several times per day. Always afternoon/evening time. Never answered. Try to ring the number back and it is...
I didn’t answer my fone to them
Called multiple times. Havent answered
Suspected spam, did not answer
Said was debt collectors and wanted to sort situation out
Reported caller: Sean Debt collectors
Dangerous number
Didn’t answer missed from unknown answer probably spam though!
Didn't answer
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