020 3340 6583
Scam/FraudSpam, asked if I have housing problems eg damp, leakage,.... When I said no they instantly hang up
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Called but did not say anything.
Housing repairs call that collapsed under questioning.
started talking about housing issues but could not answer basic questions
Called about something housing but when I asked questions they hung up
Calling about social housing .when challenged and tried to info on them they hung up straight away
I couldn't understand a word, even though I asked him to repeat it. I just said I wasn't interested.
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Walthamstow, Croydon, Bovingdon, Edmonton, Crystal Palace, Portsmouth, Easton-in-Gordano, London (City of London), London (Shadwell), Preston, Salford, Barnes, Porthcawl, Edgware, Breadsall, Canning Town, Stratford, Muswell Hill, Ilford, Kings Lynn, Bromley
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Learn more about TPS registrationSpam, asked if I have housing problems eg damp, leakage,.... When I said no they instantly hang up
I answered the call and received just silence from the caller
Unsolicited. Calls 5x in succession.
This Number belong to AO.com. if you have ordered something from them they normally call a few days later to sell you...
starts talking to you like they'verang before and you've had a previous conversation, I know i hadn't, this could...
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