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It’s mark from Blackpool cherry
They said I won lottery tickets and wanted to know my account details
One call scam asking for bank details
Said was regarding pcp car finance. Addressed me as my nickname
Just recorded. Keeps calling
Didn't answer and they didn't leave a message.
I picked up phone,and didn’t speak it was just silent with no one speaking on the other end for 2 minutes when I got...
wanted to know if i was the house owner when i said no they hung up
When i pick up they didnt talk then hung up
Called 6:40pm on a Friday, phone stayed Suspected Spam, did not answer, did not leave a message
Tried to claim they were sending a new 5g SIM card. I rang EE and they confirmed it’s a scam. Do not give them any...
Annoying indian callers
Recebo SMS com a mensagem "Identificamos um possivel bloqueio conciliatorio em caso de acao judicial. temos uma...
Hiya.com said "Suspected Spam". I didn't answer and no message was left.
I did not speak. They did not speak. The call ended.
Automated-sounding voice, claiming to be Emma, a local energy advisor. She gave no company but said "I understand you...
Car finance scam
No message left so SCAM caller blocked after reading other messages.
fake 3 network call
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