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LegitimateThe call is from radley.(as in the little scottie dog logo who make handbags, watches etc
The call is from radley.(as in the little scottie dog logo who make handbags, watches etc
Someone saying they needed urgent help and they were a man called Jack with autism. Then wouldn’t take no for an...
Looks like a scan number came on a email
I didn’t get a phone call I got an email about dental care with this number at the bottom
Missed call. Probably adverising
Spam. Blocked
Spam. Auto blocked!
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5 missed calls as spam in the space of a minute
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Received 6 missed calls in the space of a minute or two!
4th utility phoned after I had browsed deals online. Pretty annoying, I didn't want a phone call.
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Phone rang twice and then ceased. Either wrong number or autobot. Sunday 16:45. Going to block it.
Scammers and spammer of voicemail texts from different numbers
called on09/08/2026 ,speaking mandarin,it is scam
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