07579 798944
Scam/Fraud Phone callScammer, claiming to be from my bank
Scammer, claiming to be from my bank
A man shouting at me to stop using his WiFi. I hung up quick, so no idea if it was automated or real person.
Man's voice shouting at me to stop using his WiFi!
Didn't answer
hung up when challenged
Breakdown recovery company legitimate
Did not answer, no voicemail
Said they were calling from Dominoes Pizza, I had ordered a pizza and they were outside.
Reported caller: Dominoes Pizza
Did not answer, no voicemail
Abusive caller, accuses you of drivign his car
Reported caller: they did not say who they were
Abusive caller, accuses you of stealing WiFi
Reported caller: did not say
Graduate Survey, called to enquire what I’m doing post university study.
Called me a few mins ago, female robot voice saying we have a part time job for you please add me on whatsapp then...
automated voice asking me to press a button to run a 'quick fraud check' on a transaction they didn't name for a bank...
Reported caller: "We need to check if you attempted a transaction using your card that we declined."
It rang to my mobile this morning. I don't answer any unexpected calls.
Van Compare Insurance asked for no contact, and they have not stopped calling. Over double the price of all the other...
I did not answer i keep on getting them
Didn’t leave a message
just rung for about 5 seconds my phone says spam
Said they have a part time job
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