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Legitimate Phone callMotor Easy calling about my warranty policy. Nice enough folk
Reported caller: Motor Easy
Motor Easy calling about my warranty policy. Nice enough folk
Reported caller: Motor Easy
They just say hey how are you
Kept ringing and once answered they ended the phone
Missed call, didn’t call back
Claiming to call from a PPI company: update to your claim payout. Need to verify details from you.
Just said my name
Reported caller: No one
Didn’t answer but called everyday for three days straight
Nothing, silent call
Je to z londýna bere mi to peníze
Reported caller: Loterie že jsem vyhrála
Came as a un saved number and they left no message
Voice Mail to say Lloyds fraud department.
Reported caller: Lloyds Bank
came up as spam - i didn't answer and they left no message
Wanted to know if the service engineer could come today (06/11/2026) before 6pm. Then I get an email saying that my...
Reported caller: Hotpoint
Centrepoint charity
Dont know
Reported caller: Didnt pick the call
Called saying that she was calling as our energy contract is due for renewal. Liar. we are with british gas though...
Reported caller: calling from energy company.
I'm fed up with receiving countless messages and calls about Barclaycard. I ignore them all but they are a nuisance....
Reported caller: i didn't acknowledge any of the calls.
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Called me three times already in two days
Rude american sounding woman demanding to speak to the manage of a local business, when questioned hung up.
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