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Unknown CallerMy bathroom mirror got broken
My bathroom mirror got broken
Text saying "Hi, is that [first name]?", like many other reports.
Three on one day, one on a Sunday. No voice message left, or an email or text to say who they are.
Received a text saying “Hi, is that [first name]”
SCAM. I got a WhatsApp text saying is from Relay, They can't send my order cause the high crime in my area. And I...
Scam
Automated womans voice claims she was from asda and that we had met so I hanged up
WhatsApp messages, threatening they have your details and will visit
Lots of calls trying to get through to me but my system on the phone blocks it and says it's spam.
Missed call
Same as all the others . Message said: Hi is that [first name]? I just blocked and deleted off phone.
Addressed with first name, reported.
Abusive stating stealing wifi
No answer on orher end, just clicks
3 calls claiming to be bank of scotland about fraud
It is barclays fraud prevention number, they call when they find any suspicious activity on any account
Unknown call, but repeated attempts
Called, unknown, didn’t answer, no message left. Number unreachable when calling back.
Called, unknown, didn’t answer, no message left. Number unreachable when calling back.
This appears to be genuine. I attempted an on-line purchase using the JL card - but it immediately came up with...
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