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Scam/FraudHassling my father-in-law for payment of a debt that has been written off - I don’t know how this individual knows...
Hassling my father-in-law for payment of a debt that has been written off - I don’t know how this individual knows...
This number calls me every day despite me pressing the opt out option 4 times!! When I finally speak to them they...
Keeps ringing three times a day. Silent call weirdo.
Attendance allowance scam
Spam message about lost iPhone
Mould in the house calling from council.
Called me missed the call. Gping to block it too. Came through as suspected scam
Put phone down
Hung up - silent
Didn't answer
Scam caller
Said he was from Go Compare. Dont answer if this number calls
Said they will keep me in a queue, strange
Claimed to be from Natwest, hung up when I wouldn’t give them my details, I received a similar call shortly...
Didn’t answer
Claimed to be from the FCA, asked for who I banked with and said I was a victim of fraud, I spoke to my bank and no...
Didn't answer as unknown
(AI) John from an energy supplier. Keeps ringing which is harassment.
Tried to pretend that they were from EE and offering a new SIM card because "there were problems with the card"....
pretending to be from 3g mobile calling about my monthly bill, hung up when I said I'm not with 3g
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