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someone saying I was due a refund of £119.60 on the warranty of my washing machine. I told them this was the 4th refund o it this week so I was going to get a new one with all the money and they could ring me about that warranty as well. I hung up and then had them ring me a further 6 times with them calling me a crazy lady just because I told them I was going to report them for harassment and that I had no business answering the call when it was my partner who they wanted to speak to

Wanted to refund £119 on a washing machine warranty. Asked for the account details to pay into. Told her to use the same account that I had paid from. Said she was the refund department - so I said speak to your collections unit. She said it was a d/d and the information had been deleted. I questioned how they would collect the next premium due. We went round in circles so I asked which town she was calling from - Central London - so I queried why a London phone number was not being used, knowing it was a Holbeach number. She hung up. Obvious scam - there is no warranty anyway, but just wasted her time

01406436966: Minimally competent thieves (I get a lot). Asked for me by name, I responded "who's speaking?", they hung up.

hung up!!

Called about my warranty on my Washing machine . I told him I knew exactly what he was up to and told him I didn't have a washing machine .

Rang at 8.24 Sunday morning. Answered but line went dead. Obvious scam call. Had planned to lead them on, working on the basis that if they are chatting to me, they can't be scamming anyone else....my record is 37 minutes so far!!!

Said they were from Home Appliance Insurance and wanted to repay my washing machine warranty from 2015.

Lady with Asian accent said she was from virgin media to help with my WiFi problems. When I asked her my account number, she hung up. Shame really as I wanted to keep her on the line to waste her time!

Hung up when I answered

no response when I answered just lots of office noise in the background. Then they hung up.

Man with a strong Asian accent phoned on my landline. Said lots of people were accessing my router. Asked me how many devises I had; asked me to search: ‘myIP address location’ obviously I didn’t. I questioned his motives for attempting to scam me, told him his mother would be ashamed of him. He started shouting at me, then I put the phone down. Pensioner 1: Scammer:0

Call from Virgin Media about my broadband speed. Cut off halfway through.

Lady with a strong Asian accent called me from what was obviously a call centre due to noisy background. She said she was from Amazon. She asked me if I’d purchased a gift card for £99. I realised that this must be a scam as Amazon usually send a message or email. I am assuming that she would have wanted bank details ect…….I said goodbye and hung up.

"Amozon" scam....

Phoned my work number - caller hung up when i answered