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+441252863964
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Sou um dos Chamados 21973485153 meu número é 9
potential scam
Whoever it was hung up straight away when answered, now blocked.
Fraud
Chris from contract cars
This number threatened to cut off my Internet if I didn't do certain things. Its a scam.
Caller hangs up after 2 rings, treat as dangerous.
Random call.
Called offering a Domain owned by a business we are friendly with, advising their domain is up for sale. We called the business and they confirmed they are not selling the Domain. Clearly a scam.
Also in nz didn't answer as suspected a scam as unknown overseas numbers always are
I answered the call then an automatic voice similar with the Google translate voice started to tell me that is from HMRC and I have to pay to avoid sanctions
Asian Woman claimed to be from Sky Maintainance Dept to renew expiring contract? random call - i don't have Sky - nor any contract - the call is from Market Rasen? when i asked where she is based she claimed to be in London when i asked for an address she asked why i was asking? i said cos i "wanted to renew"! she then said she was based at "Rush Green Road TW7 5QD" claimed her name was "Amy" calling from a market rasen address - giving
SCAM wanted authorisation for payment from account on ther pretext some activity not normal on account .
Scam
Safe number
Couldn’t understand what she was saying, said if she was selling anything we weren’t interested and put the phone down.
Insurance
Claiming to be Carphone Warehouse Likely scam
Possibly a cloned number, used for an Amazon scam.