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Persistently ringing out any number
automated call from HMRC stating legal action but this is a scam call
Caller claimed to be from Amazon. Said there was a suspicious order on my account. Triggered a code from my Amazon account (assumably password reset)...
Number purporting to be LLOYDS Bank and asking verification Y or N regarding a transaction on Direct Debit Card. Have checked with LLOYDS, and no such...
A recording machine regarding a train ticket booked (probably asking to confirm. I hang up).
Russian Scammer fraud
Auto message saying you have authorised large paments to the likes of Amazon etc which of course you havn't
From a fake "debit card company" saying I had large deposits
Recorded "add me on WhatsApp to get a job" scam. Brummie accent.
Tried to sell energy, uming and aring then put the phone down on me when they realised i wasnt a vulnerable old person! SCUM!
Im not from the uk and have never been to the uk so idk why they called me i dont think this number is safe
Automated message, stating there was suspicious spending activity on our bank account.
Mobile picked up on this as Spam - screened call - call dropped
Called and I answered, but they hung up. When I called back, I got a 'busy signal'. Based on my IT experience I suspect a robo-call designed to check...
Third Addendum: they called again and I answered, but they hung up. When I called back, I got a 'busy signal'. Based on my IT experience I suspect a...