020 3769 8731
SurveyApparently "cambridgeshire County council" doing a survey... I don't like anywhere near
Apparently "cambridgeshire County council" doing a survey... I don't like anywhere near
Didn’t answer call as said suspected spam
Spam
Missed call from this number.
Took ages to answer so I hung up.
Didn't say anything to me, just talked to the other people in the call centre with him
called once no message
Apparently calling from the Ministry of Pensions, which disbanded in 1953.
Saying I had won euro million tickets and wanted my bank details I said I didn’t want to give out my bank details but...
Lottery syndicate
3 calls in 1 day. I don't say anything when I answer. There was no background noise & the call dropped after a couple...
Due money back, apparently through PPI, which i never had! If only!! Told them I wasn't interested in £2k, and if...
Answered call and was just silent and then call was disconnected
Hung up when answered
He tried to change my subscription to sky, but he didn't know my name. Total scam.Don't share data
Said they were boots opticians…very much doubt they are
They are a cold calling company that are annoying
Solar panel funding, never applied for. A robot answered when I called back.
Didn’t speak until I said hello. Foreign female said it was Sky. I said goodbye and hung up.
That I had been selected to win a hundred euro tickets when I keep saying no thank u was ask wouldn’t I like to win...
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