This number was marked down on a scam/phishing letter sent to elderly parent pretending to be from the NatWest bank...
Reported caller: An Executor of a will from NatWest.
They rang me 3 times but rang for a period of 2 rings before disconnecting. Never left a message.
Reported caller: Silent didn't ring long enough to answer
Possible scam caller. Rang three times. No voicemail left. Blocked number.
Flagged by service provider
Unknown caller. Missed call. No message left.
watch out they try to get you to sign into your normal bank
Reported caller: Santander but the idiots hadn't heard of Cahoot! - so hung up
Nothing
Reported caller: As above
They knew my first and last name and asked me to make a donation.
Reported caller: SARRA
No response when I answered. Assumed scam call so blocked it
Scam caller
Missed call to NL mobile number
Ended before i answered
Indian call centre,rude & abrupt
Reported caller: Couldnt understand him
marked as fraud by phone system
Get rid of this number. Awful people, scam and aggressive.
Claimed to be inland revenue
Car finance payment
SCAM BANK
Reported caller: SANTANDER
Called for one ring then cut
Reported caller: Rang once and hung up
19 calls, no-one o the other end.
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