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Unknown CallerSupposedly from Saga asking me if I wanted to re-subscribe to the magazine. I had cancelled earlier in the year so...
Supposedly from Saga asking me if I wanted to re-subscribe to the magazine. I had cancelled earlier in the year so...
Pretending to be Sky
Fraudulent transaction on my credit card immediately followed by a call from this number claiming to be my bank to...
Rang multiple times and when answered they hang up
Said they needed to check my electricity meter. Blocked the number. Called again on another number.
Says Royal Bank of Scotland Fraud Team, automated voice, it also started my name.
This must be insane for them to call up at 7pm, what's the point to ring everyday?
unknown didnt answer
Claimed to be Ulster bank fraud team yet I didnt get an alert
SCAM Caller. Obtains your details from Reed.
31 07 2026 had 3 phone calls on the trot saying i had a sms message and press 1 to here the message then it said...
Persistent, keeps calling
Missed it
Called but I didn’t answer. Blocking.
Said they were calling about damp I had reported… I haven’t reported anything
Did not leave a voicemail.
Housing officer
The caller said "Hello how are you today?"
Knows my reg and say I can do pcp claim. Scam of course.
They claim to be from the tenancy support team, handling repairs on behalf of the council.
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