0161 641 5762
Legitimate Phone callMany calls with no message but some where they say they are from Money Advice Service
Reported caller: Money Advice
Many calls with no message but some where they say they are from Money Advice Service
Reported caller: Money Advice
Didn't answer
Sau are the police i think its scamer
didn’t answer but repeatedly calling without leaving messages over past 2 days
Missed two calls
Number blocked
Claimed to have a job opportunity recorded female voice
Blocked by iphone
Reported caller: Virgin Media
Wanting personal details
Reported caller: Debt insurance
They knew my first name but I have no idea who it was or why they called
Insurance scam
Screened call no message
Housing repair
Reported caller: Didnt say
Didn’t pick up, most likely scam/spam
This number called me 3 months after I submitted a complaint to GMP through their online portal. They already had the...
Reported caller: Yes but it was quite rushed and they did have details.
Phone number not in service when call back! Blocked!
Said my Three phone contract was due for renewal yet I literally renewed about a month ago, said they would check and...
Reported caller: Three
I RANG NUMBER BACK AND SAYS NO CONNECTED ,SCAM DONT ANSWER
Have voicemail screening on my phone, they called, didn't engage with screening, phone labelled as Suspected Spam.
Calling saying they are a loan company
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