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SpamSpam-called three times in a row, ringing only a couple of times before hanging up. Did not answer.
Spam-called three times in a row, ringing only a couple of times before hanging up. Did not answer.
"Bank Fraud department" press 1 to approve these charges to your card. Blocked
Couldn’t take call from this unrecognised number, went to voice mail no message
Nothing once
Pretended to be Truro Police in relation to a 92 year old who was coerced into getting in a taxi ,visiting his bank...
A woman called to say that she dined at my restaurant this evening and did a massive dump (her words) in the toilet...
They are calling from vodafone Calling constantly
Rang me at 20:20 with a robotic voice saying someone had sent me an sms message and asked me to press to listen to...
Mason has used my card at Lloyd's, I've never had an account with Lloyd's
PCP scam claim of £900 , they got my old address. I never had a car 😂
Keeps ringing but no one speaks shown as a scam call
Claiming energy company
Keep calling never answered
Called but never answered
keeps calling, no message left,
elctricity scam
Silent calling W⚓️
Abusive caller, accuses you of stealing WiFi
Pretending to be Sky network “ My name is Sophia and I'm calling from Sky Network”
Constant calling - no one on other end
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