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Reported caller: HSBC
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Reported caller: HSBC
They said my card has bern linked to Michelles iphone for contactless payments an to ring them if i didn't authorise it.
Reported caller: Natwest
Unknown number didn't answer
Silent call
Pretended to be from EE. Said they are boosting the signal in the area and needed to send me a new sim, and that my...
Reported caller: EE
Parcel delivery from China in English and Chinese
They said he was from 3 asking why I cancelled today
Reported caller: Said they was calling from 3
Didn't answer
Unanswered didn’t pick up
Reported caller: No reply
Claimed they needed authority to pay £699 for a Dyson.
Reported caller: Lloyds Bank
SCAM
Contacted me initially with a phone call then sent a text message asking me to call them. I called. Automated English...
Reported caller: Halifax and Lloyds
I didn’t answer but clearly a scam as they’ve called me at 7pm at night.
Claiming to be Lloyds bank fraud department saying their was a declined payment
Cryptocurrency scam
Reported caller: Crypto banks
I was quite concerned as the background noise was very loud and although he identified his company I didn’t...
My wine supplier
Claimed to be Tesco bank fraud team. Had 5 voicemails which were automated, then got put in a queue, i hung up at...
Reported caller: Tesco Bank fraud team
Proposing loan /
Reported caller: Money office
silent had 9 calls today all different numbers.
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