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+441162632166
Called me I answered and they hung up. Morons get a proper job
Claims to be from Santander Bank. I do not believe it to be safe.
Paid number Fraud Fraud SCAM
This phone number is a genuine subscriber, most definitely NOT a scammer
Phishing text saying from apple pay
My Mum got scammed with a company called World IT pro saying they worked with Microsoft. They actually remote installed remote tracking software so they could see all her computer activity and charged her £300 for 'five years protection' - I called and complained and said I thought it was a scam and they refunded it (or it looks like they have - the money hasn't come back into the bank yet). They refunded my mum on the basis of what I said - did not get her authority to talk to me - SCAM
SCAM
Phoned by this number, no message left….
Caller claimed to be from "my network" - his accent was difficult to understand, so I failed to hear what the network was. I terminated the call and blocked the number. Clearly a scam!
Fraud
SCAM says he's on an oil rig asking for money.
krypto broker but the didnt pay my money back
SCAM!!!!! To support households face rising energy costs, we have announced a £400 (GBP) cut on your gas bills. TAP: https://rebate.energy-uk-claim.com
Safe number
SCAM Scumbags telling me Amazon had taken 300 and Western Union 1100, and to press buttons to verify, get lost, second one this week.
very suspicious it is a scam. Attempting to take my money from my HSBC account, given One time code also.
Silent call
SCAM pretends to be from your mobile phone company offering a discount Instead they are trying to hack in to your account and need you to tell them the onetime passcode that gets sent to your phone If you give them the code you will find yourself owing thousands of pounds for expensive new iPhones ordered under your name and delivered to the scammers Todays call was from a young lady in a small call centre calling herself quotShireenquot with an Indian or Punjabi accent but good English language skills
Scam scam claiming to be o2
Scam - claims to be Currys PC world offering discount