0131 218 3778
Spam Phone callPretented to be Vodafone
Reported caller: Vodafone
Pretented to be Vodafone
Reported caller: Vodafone
They said they where from Oxfam and wanted to know about my donation and if I could pay more. I don't donate to them
Reported caller: Oxfam
They said they was sending me a new sim because they was having issues with the older ones I hung up on them and they...
Reported caller: EE
They said they were from 3. Be aware he was very rude on the phone.
University of Plymouth graduate outcomes survey, but they rang me at 20:40 on a weekday, asking for me to do the survey
Scam
Rang just before 8pm but phone showed 'suspected spam' so didn't answer. Checked number on here & have now blocked...
Don’t know who they were or what they wanted
Reported caller: I missed their call and called back….i got the beep beep beep crap and the call ended…..that usually means it’s a scam call
never answered call
No message
Silent caller. Could have left a message, now blocked. This number is flagged as dangerous on other sites.
Reported caller: Silent
It has phoned twice on two different days I didn't answer as didn't know number but they didn't leave mes so I...
Hung up
Property investment scam, don't bother answering.
Rings everyday but never leaves a message. So I have blocked the number
Harassing all the time pretending to be from energy company and gathering information with a very strong indian accent.
Reported caller: From your current supplier
Number blocked
Didn't answer, no vm left
They just rang and then hung up
Reported caller: Nothing
HSBC Banking Group: Your card was added to Apple Pay on ‘Zohaid’s iPhone 17’. If this was NOT you please call 020...
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