It's the AA trying and failing to phone me because I've told them I won't renew my breakdown policy when it expires...
Reported caller: they didn't but the AA, according to others
Said I was entitled to a delivery fee refund from a previous order that I made. I’ve also been sent these by email...
Reported caller: Yes !!
Asked questions about apet
Reported caller: Not sure
Phoned everyday for the last two weeks, becoming a nuisance
I had a missed call. Other comments say potentially Vodafone retention and I just had mine cancelled today so I would...
They said I had a free trial of a product which I had not initiated. I said I was not interested. They attempted to...
Reported caller: Lifestyle - LifestyOfrs 02034551322
Said it was a will company...Sovereign will writers
Saying it's Barclays
Reported caller: Barclays
said they was calling on behalf of accent housing and asked to ask me a free questions but then the phone hung up....
He said Hi then was on about levis
Reported caller: They said they were call Mathew
Survey about dogs
when we would be in to do a survey
Missed call
Had 2 missed calls from them saying there was an outstanding payment
Missed call so dont know
Call went dead when picked up and said Hello.
Reported caller: N/A
SCAM
Transactions on my account, Definately scam, blocked now
Noone on other end willing to speak
Job offer
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