07700 138239
Unknown CallerCurrently one-time contacted. No name or title shown, only the phone number. Message asked me regarding a recent card...
Currently one-time contacted. No name or title shown, only the phone number. Message asked me regarding a recent card...
They made wierd scary noises didn't talk. In the middle of the night
Didn't complete call screening
Didn't complete call screening
was my gp practice to update me on my script
First call, left no message.
Usual SPAM Cople of rings then stops
I don't answer unknown calls especially 073 calls. I have voicemail but no message was left.
Foreign voice allegedly providing a passcord code subject to us pressing no. 2. There was a follow up chasing the...
scam
I didn’t answer the phone twice when they called me, had two voice mails from different numbers but the same voice...
Uung up when answered
Didn't answer went to spam
I didn't answer it as it wasn't in my contacts and came out of the blue
Pretended to be calling from EE
This number 07908661715 apparently is a different number on msg and phone - this number under the Guise of a company...
only received on phone call claiming to be from EE
Came up as spam. Did not answer.
Claimed to be from BT and wanted to know who the householder was
Fake ACI call
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