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We have 23 phone numbers linked with the 07959 dialling code. According to code data, these numbers are provided by EE mobile service provider.
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Selling drugs
This person will not stop contacting me even after I've repeatedly asked them not to. She will bombard you with suicide threats if you don't give her...
Sends a seemingly innocuous text “Mum, add this number” to pretend they are your child and will then ask you for money.
Rather like scam calls, this call went silent as soon as answerphone clicked in.
they keep calling for crypto investments that they want to help you retrieve your money all a scam be careful
A call about “Your interest in financial services “ from the subcontinent.
Very fishy stating this in a voice note “For detail, press one for English press two for Chinese You need to hold it for me to unlock you charging som...
Got a text message saying "Good day, I work as a consultant with the Chantal Baudron. I would like to extend a job offer to you. Can I give you the de...
I received numerous amount of calls stating they were from a company called CCTA who are trying to recover funds you've been scammed out of in Crypto....
Cold caller call-back scam, cuts off before you can answer
Informing me my account was compromised, when I asked which account, he replied “How many do you have” Told him the bank he mentioned I don’t bank wit...
Suspicious banking notification asking to press numbers to continue
Received automated call from this number saying HMRC had returned letter from - amazing as they DON’T have my mobile number - BEWARE
From bank security (did not say which bank) about odd transactions on my account. Got to be a scam.
Left a voicemail, first part was automated robot voice, “press 1 for English, 2 for Chinese,” then a lady speaking in Chinese. No idea.