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Scam/Fraud Phone callCalled me claiming to be from EE. Could not substantiate when I challenged them - hung up very quickly
Reported caller: EE = they weren;t..
Called me claiming to be from EE. Could not substantiate when I challenged them - hung up very quickly
Reported caller: EE = they weren;t..
I know who this number belongs to
Vouchers
Reported caller: Tesco vouchers
Nu am răspuns
Saying they were calling from ual and just kept repeating themselves over and over
Reported caller: UAL
I didn’t answer as unrecognised number
silent call
Dead line
Reported caller: Na
Sago/inspired opinions ringing to discuss online survey sign up. Legitimate call
Reported caller: Sago
I didn't answer but my phone flagged it as spam
Keeps calling me. Says it’s TLF wanting me to take part in research
Reported caller: TFL
No reply on answer
iphone blocked the call
Reported caller: noone there
Pretending to be Ministry of Defence
Unanswered call obviously they hung when got no reply
Authentication fraud
Didn't answer.
Was unable to answer
Not sure you understand what "Silent Call" actually means.
Just hung up
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