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Scam/Fraud Phone callcalled twice, i call back, not took the call
Reported caller: BT
called twice, i call back, not took the call
Reported caller: BT
BT SMS automated call with 2 options, I did not respond I ended the call.
Reported caller: BT
didnt answer
Reported caller: didnt
I disconnected once I'd heard the automated message
Didn’t answer
Reported caller: Didn’t answer
N/a
Reported caller: N/a
Admiral insurance
Missed call, rang back and it said I number out of service
My phone only rang twice. I didn’t have time to answer it.
Reported caller: N/A
missed call, didn't recognise number, didn't leave a message, blocked
Recorded message pretending to be someone with a job opportunity saying please add me on WhatsApp this is a known
Reported caller: No
Rang three times then rang off before I could answer.
I didn’t answer
Reported caller: Didn’t answer
Did not pick up stated SPAM on caller ID
Automated female voice called on my mobile, claimed to be Immigration Service with option to choose language. Ended...
Reported caller: Immigration Services
Yet another monotone voice (same as heard on similar scam calls) saying that they have a job offer for me. This time,...
Reported caller: No identification
They told me I dad my driving licence automatically suspended for using mobile phone
Reported caller: DVLA
rang then hang up
Rang once then cut off
missed call unknown number to me only family have my number did not return call
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