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I've put this as a Missed call but i didnt actually answer phone, i just let it ring as i didnt know who this was from and didnt actually recognise number, I'm very wary these days ,as there's too many scams goin around so i typed this number into google to see what came up it lead me here where it seemed to have a negative rating , so i will block in my Phone along with many others over the yrs .
SPAM
Leicester
SCAM SPAM SCAM Do not answet
SCAM: HSBC Scam number do no trust at all, do not go on website either.
I don t trust them. I ve read far too many negative comments and also personal experience to believe that they are trustworthy. I think they are praying on single mothers like myself. I got my hopes up only to be let down by them
Private number
Internet scam, claiming connection is due to be cut as illegal activity has been detected
windowsdan rochester kent
west london building services london
Ringing about a road traffic accident and how they can help - sadly for them neither of us have had accident and as we are on TPS they shouldn't be ringing
top city ltd london greater london
Was an automated message saying they were from BT telling me that the phone line & internet was being cut off unless I pressed various numbers, I’m not even with BT.
SCAM
brian jacobs london london
TAXES / HMRC
SPAM
Beneficial ..... Presumably isurance. I answered and got a call. Centre background noise then rang back to be told it was an automated call .
Bank/Lonas
SCAM / SPAM Heavy Indian accent calling himself Martin, from the supposed Amazon fraud department. Obviously wasn't.