0115 683 9646
Unknown Caller Phone callDid not answer
Reported caller: N/a
Did not answer
Reported caller: N/a
Trying to sell me investments. Told them I was registered with the telephone preferenc service and she (possibly AI)...
Phone automatically blocked it as spam?
Picked up phone and they said nothing. Been called three times in total, always the same.
Claimed that they have my gdpr details from a data base when questioned they became verbally abusive and hung up
Reported caller: They didnt
Bank fraud
On behalf on Leicester City Council but rang on a Saturday 17.30pm??
Not known
Reported caller: Nothing
Nothing
Reported caller: Didnt
Left a VM, first bit was inaudible but finished with “thank you for your time, we will speak to you soon”
Some fraud/spam call which is saying that my sim going to be blocked in 24 hours
Saying calling from three mobile network when I don’t even have three sim and said my sim is going to be blocked in...
Phoned but left no message. That is usually spam
"Is that the householder?" "If you don't know my name...." Line went dead. Definite cold-caller.
HMP Swaleside
Didn’t answer, but they called back
Claimed to be sent from Lloyd's to confirm £823.78 AO.com purchase. As everyone else stated to contact 0330...
Reported caller: Lloyds
Nothing said
Reported caller: Said nothing
Trying to get crypto
Reported caller: North Yorkshire police
Housing support team about some damage to my property? Definitely haven’t reporting anything so hung up
Reported caller: Dan
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