0116 471 0882
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Claimed to be from Currys PC World - have had this call before - offering mobile and broadband contract with any of the network providers. Couldn't let me know where my nearest Currys branch is when I provided him with the name of a town where I said I was living (but don't actually live there). I kept him busy on the line for 15 minutes so reduced the time he could spend with someone else. I enjoy these calls.
Heavy indian accent, cold calling about changing my phone plan. Kept pushing after I said I am not interested. I hung up.
Awful connection, couldn’t hear them, they put the phone down after 20 seconds
Caller with very heavy Indian / Pakistani accent impossible to understand.
Reported from 11 UK cities
Gosport, Royal Leamington Spa, Birmingham, London, Glasgow, Coventry, Cardiff, Stockton-on-Tees, Heywood, Leigh, Bristol
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called 6 times in the same minute and my phone blocked it
Caller just left a voicemail saying “hello? hello ?” I rang back and got the standard BT recorded message “The...
Had this number come up today. I answered it and the Asian sounding lady asked if this was [stated my name] and said...
Claimed to be following up, despite never having had this number call me.
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