01942 943181
Scam/FraudNumber not recognised so obvious scam.
Number not recognised so obvious scam.
Wants gas meter serial number
Didn't answer as it's on my blocked spam list..3rd time tried to phone me no msg left on voicemail..lookup sys it's EE?🙄
3rd time called didn't answer as number is blocked and as spam lookup says EE?
Rang a few times now. They say it’s EE. One time they said they need to send me a new SIM card, another time they...
A foreign man called Alan said he was EE and that my sim was going to be deactivated in 22 days and that they would...
CallI on 15 August. Didn’t have any conversations with them but I see they’ve been reported online
Call multiple times a day trying to sell something.
Call multiple times. Trying to sell smth.
Received a call for a few seconds before the call stopped. When I tried to call back I was informed that I had dialed...
scam automated call from 'indeed' about a job asking to add to whatsapp
Called twice
Didn’t say anything
EE offering 40% off… admitted it was a scam
Didn't answer. No message left.
Upgrade of SIM card and they are doing fraud
Tried to call back but said not possible to connect
No message left
Called but quickly rang off.....
Supposedly my local energy advisor based 200 miles away trying to sell me stuff.
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