01702 412344
Scam/FraudHung up when I answered!
Hung up when I answered!
Didn’t answer. Phone said suspected debt collector
IT Recruitment.
Asian male knew my name but I get so many of these calls I just hung up.
3 calls in 15 minutes
AI call Claims to be from Pozitive Energy but asks to speak to the decision maker "First Name"
Robotic voice
Tried to call back - number does not exist.
Is a scam number
Called three times in 10 minutes, first time they said they were from EDF so I called them out on it and said they...
Life insurance scam
ringing me none stop asking me to change my simcard. told them i have an esim and they keep ringing constantly
Audi Hatfield
Left a message saying they were conducting research on behalf of Clarion Housing.
Did not leave voicemail so unsure of call type
Says they are based in brechin but they are not. Some sort of insurance phishing
they initially said were calling about my vodafone broadband account and had all my details, including my billing...
Suspected nuisance reports as debt collector. I have no debt.
Unknown number to me blocked as suspected spam no message left
Called today, stated I needed to confirm my order for a £900 phone via my Amazon account. Told him that I had not...
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