01274 054566
Scam/FraudHad missed call, so when called this number a Indian lady (scammer) claiming to be from "UK energy business" looking...
Had missed call, so when called this number a Indian lady (scammer) claiming to be from "UK energy business" looking...
Claimed to work with my gas and electricity supplier, while they did have my name, address, and gas and electricity...
Indian accent. Claiming to be from some energy company and claiming that I am be over charged.
2 calls no message left
Unknown number, didn't answer
Every day they call i have now blocked the number as they keep hassling me for money
Homerton hospital don't even recognise this number. Very strange as this number called me hours after my gp said...
Professional scammer didn't leave a message.
Hounding me about a query about Government Funded Batchelor Degrees that I did not make. Could not give me my name so...
Called twice. No message left.
No voice or sound.
Sky network overseas call centre scam
too many times
missed this call but reading other comments glad i did
Scam
Been called multiple times despite asking to be removed. Asked for ICO number and was not given. Caller ended up...
Answered soon as they mention the word survey, i just say don't do surveys over the phone and hang up
Pretended they were from PayPal, not pushy at all. Be careful
Answered and they just put the phone down. Scammers probably
Constantly calling me clearly spam
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