07745 641544
Scam/Fraud Phone calloffered me to buy their youtube account with 50.000 subscribers and more for 10$ through crypto
Reported caller: they said their name is elliot also known as 1cyjohn
offered me to buy their youtube account with 50.000 subscribers and more for 10$ through crypto
Reported caller: they said their name is elliot also known as 1cyjohn
Trying to get my information
Reported caller: Not applicable
They said they are from my bank and want to discuss about transaction details
Missed call
Scammer
Someone is trying to access my Apple Pay
Reported caller: Ahmed
Rang off after 2 rings.
Caller claimed to be from EE technical department and said my SIM card was being deactivated as EE were moving to 5G...
Reported caller: Adam Wales, EE technical support
Said they were sky and needed to send me a new SIM card, asked me to verify personal information
Reported caller: Sky
Rang off before I answered
Has wrong multiple times at different times of the day
Reported caller: Unknown
They said hi ....is that you. I didn't reply. 5 days later they texted again using hi...Just following up from my...
Sky?
Reported caller: Sky
Simply a silent caller
Called but I didn’t Answer. No reason for me to get a call from there. Scam
Lloyds Uk Alert: Your card has been successfully added to Apple Pay on a new iPhone device. If you did not set this...
Reported caller: Lloyds Bank
Another add number to WhatsApp scam
Hung up
Deinstall answer as I don’t recognise number
They said absolutely nothing
Reported caller: They didn't
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