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Last 30 days: 27 UK visits and 1 public report.
Based on 8 public user reports
Came up as spam on phone so was suspicious. Turns out to be legitimate. They sent a follow-up email to the address they had on file from the official address. All good.
This is a genuine call from The Times. I cancelled my subscription and they called to see if I wanted to renew.
I called a help number on the official Times website (https://www.thetimes.co.uk/static/contact-us/) afterwards to check and it appears the call was not a scam. Unfortunately 02033699915 comes up as suspicious on the phone; I rang this number and spoke to a representative to let them know.
Hmm. Contrary to what the other commenters are saying, yes, this is from The Times, but it's legit (unless i've been scammed). My card hadn't gone through (due to lack of funds, not because it had expired), they changed my deal and recharged my card. No details were shared with them.
Claimed to be from The Times at that I'd missed a payment due to an expired card, so wanted my new card details
Claiming to be Sunday Times and asking for updated bank details
Scammers asking for overdue payment of. a subscription I don’t have.
Scam asking for private details. Pretending to be my bank.
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