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I didn't answer call
More scammers, just block the idiots.
Reported caller: Lloyds bank
Called 3 times then text ‘call me asap’
Reported caller: Didnt speak when called back on unknown
Nothing no answer
Reported caller: No answer
Called 4 times over several days. Marked as suspected spam. I never answered.
I didn’t answer
called
Phone identified it as suspected spam. I didn't answer and it ended after 2 rings.
Knew my name
Asked if I'm still interested in something about a delivery..
Spoofed
Didn’t answer, they've called a couple times. No voicemail left.
They have called four times so far and usually like a week apart. No voicemail, text message or email has been...
Usual, rattled through who there were and asked “ how are you doing today” I hung up then.
I’ve been called three times by this number over several days, I’ve not picked up and they haven’t left a message at...
Scam call from India...
hangs up if not answered in several seconds - scanning for live numbers I guess
Called at 11.50am Sunday morning left to ring out as didn't recognise the number, no message left, probably a scam
Hung up before I answered
Didn't answer. But missed called from a mobile at exactly same time so assumed spoofed number : 07399717974.
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