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Scam/Fraud Phone callHung up when I answered.
Hung up when I answered.
I didn’t
Did not answer. Did not leave voicemail
Reported caller: They didn’t as I did not answer
Didn’t answer it as phone detected a suspected scam and have blocked number.
Said they needed details turned out they were ID mobile and carphone warehouse
Reported caller: EE
Scam , no one answered this number ..
I didn't answer
Claimed missed delivery, asked for bank details, heard this is a common scam.
Reported caller: Evri
It is Elite Competitions looking for subscriptions. I am signed up to their website so they have my details, although...
Reported caller: Elite Club
hi my name is ? im from amazon.
Reported caller: amazon
not answered
Scam call pretending to be Amex and asking me to contact them urgently
Reported caller: Amex
never left message hung up when answerd
They said they was from AA to discuss my renewal but I couldn't speak so asked them to ring me back but they didn't
Reported caller: AA
Came up as scam call
No answer called multiple times. This is a financial scam
They asked about a diesel car and were phoning about emissions
Reported caller: Emmisions?
I didn't answer. It said suspected spam.
i didnt answer
Didnt answer
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