01792 285250
Unknown CallerDidn't say anything
Didn't say anything
Scam
01765159952 44,2'
01765159952 44,2'
Pretended to be from Barclays
Left voicemail - suspected spam
111 call back
asking if I wanted a loan and they ring all the time.
Allegedly from o2…
Didn't answer it but irs probably lowell, they keep texting me asking about a woman who seems to have 2 different...
iPhone says suspected telemarketer Didn’t answer
It keeps ringing but I don’t answer but I believe it is a scam.
Same as others using my first name (but not the name people call me) I ignored the first message and the got a...
No one on line, scam?
They didn't leave a message.
Offered discount on business calls.
Scam call says calling from EE
Claimed to be from EE sounded like a typical call center scam, if we really does call you it will be from 150 or...
Silence on the end of the line when I answered
Phone flagged as spam no voicemail left now blocked
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