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Silent call Phone callHung up as soon as I answered. Happened twice now
Hung up as soon as I answered. Happened twice now
asked for my bank details after trying to sell me a ‘good deal’ on a phone contract
It was silence
I said hello twice then It just hung up, very rude.
Reported caller: Silent
call from someone in prison. warning about call being recorded and can be heard by prison staff.
They stayed silent then hung up
Something about an annual financial cjeck
Reported caller: Could not understand them
tamsi marshall from tfl research in huddersfield on belhalf of thirteen group housing. unsolicited call
Reported caller: tfl research huddersfield
Pretended to be from the NHS asking to update personal details, specifically repeated the request in Mandarin
Reported caller: NHS
Failed my iPhone call verification
Finances
Reported caller: Car
They keep calling me. I dont answer
Calling about Covid 19 vaccine and life insurance
called up the business and said we had a faulty meter that needed replacing free of cost, we dont even have a meter...
no one spoke
Indian Call Centre Scammers
Relentless calls trying to get me to confirm my details
Reported caller: Pretend to be nationwide fraud dept
Did n't answer the call
Said they were from EE Network. I told them I was with Phalangee Network. They apologised and hung up. They instantly...
Scammers
Reported caller: Scammers
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