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Unknown Caller Phone callI didn't pick up, called twice in one day within 2 hours of each other. Marked as suspected spam on my phone
I didn't pick up, called twice in one day within 2 hours of each other. Marked as suspected spam on my phone
Never spoke.
Asda customer service
Many calls, rings for 1 to 3 seconds then cuts off.
I missed the call but they called me twice
AI call impersonating Manchester Police
Fake Payouts: Scammers use cold calls to trick you into believing a fake compensation claim is waiting. Saying I need...
Reported caller: Re my motor Finance claim
About finances is all about money
call flagged as suspected spam, did not answer
Missed call from unknown number at 6pm
Screened no answer or message
Claimed to be Asda stated I am a regular shopper and thanked me for being one Went on to say I haven’t brought...
Reported caller: Asda
Recruitment agency
Reported caller: Recruiters
Yay yay is a Nepalese restaurant in southend
I didn't answer
Life insurance
Ihave call screening, thry said hello then put thephone down
Reported caller: Didnt say
Didn't speak to them as they hung before l answered. Several times they called me.
I picked up said hello twice as there was silence and they hung up on me
Told me I had an accident. I then hung up
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