01484 262179
Scam/Fraud Phone callTold me because of the EE and BT merger my SIM card would expire in 2 days and I needed to get a new one. I hung up....
Told me because of the EE and BT merger my SIM card would expire in 2 days and I needed to get a new one. I hung up....
Messaged about purchases confirm Y or N Account has minimal funds with no overdraft so obviously a scam
Weird breathing noises
Mobile auto picked it up as SPAM
The called, I answered, caller then hung up.
Reported caller: They didn't
Scam/ fraud if you do not leave me alone I will ring the poilce straight away on you. You have rang me and my...
When discussing mis-sold car finance, the caller began shouting and cursing when I said I didn't need it.
When I mentioned mis-sold car finance, the caller started shouting and cursing when I said I didn't need it.
When discussing missold car finance, the caller began shouting and cursing when I said I didn't need it.
Reported caller: Very agreesive tone
Missed call
Caller did not say anything.
Reported caller: no
Hung up when i answered
01904 531463 10/10/26 17:30 - Received call but no-one spoke but could hear scammy type of call centre in background....
Came up on my phone as Telemarketer. Obviously a scam!
Reported caller: Missold finance
Don’t pick up as unknown number
No one spoke
Reported caller: No one spoke
Trying to sell Vodafone products Left a voicemail.
Rang no message left so I presume not important.
Reported caller: Didn’t answer
Won't stop ringing
Didn't answer
Reported caller: Didn't answer
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