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Scam/Fraud Phone callNothing no sound
Nothing no sound
It appears to be OPOS - a debt collection agency
Delivero/nandos scam
Reported caller: Delivero nandos
Said nothing when asked who they were on filtering and monitoring
Reported caller: They wouldn’t say when asked on filtering and monitoring
Ysbyty Gwynedd Endoscopy Department texted to advise I'd been added to their waiting list.
Claimed to be Santander saying they had blocked a payment and to call them.
Reported caller: Santander
Did not answer
Phone late at night ,wanted me take part in survey
Reported caller: TLF
Battersea dogs and cats home asking for donations
My phone settings send all unknown numbers straight to voicemail. If they’re legitimate callers they’ll leave a...
Actually emailed me saying it was Barclays and a new direct debit been set up for nearly £600 as of October 5th for...
Reported caller: Barclays Bank
Constant calls every day
Reported caller: I didn’t ask
They gave our old address for our utilities we haven't been thete for over 2 years
Reported caller: They didnt
Tried ringing them back but know answer
Did not pick up.
A missed call with ne message left
I didn't answer as never recognised the number but has rang twice today
Automated message
Lottery
Claimed to be from Santander reporting that they had blocked a payment
Reported caller: Santander
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