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Call to my landline female with a foreign accent at 1347 on Weds 01 March 23 and asked for my partner by name I asked quotwhos callingquot and started to say quotshes not home can I take a messagequot when the caller hung up This number has previously been reported
Fraud.said I have a subscription booked via PayPal .Asked to press Cancel if I did not wish to proceed - DUMMY !
Called us 3 times to sell iPhone 14 pro max plus 256 gb for £35 a month with unlimited minutes, and texts + 1000 International minutes and free roaming abroad. It seemed to be fishy as £35 x 24 months= £840 while the same phone on its own from pc world currents on its own is £1250 - they say they are phoning from pc world currys -and the email they sent seemed flawed. They wanted us to pay about £39 delivery and our bank details for direct debit - but seemed dodgy so just ended the call.
Silent call
daughter Alison
Hi Aidan, if you could get back in contact with me that would be helpful
HSBC
Amazon suspicious activity scam call. Beware! Dangerous callers
Apparently Amazon prime
They were using scare tactics about x amounts being taken from our credit cards etc
SCAM . Bogus Annual Solar panel check.
Who called me
Plumbing and Drainage company based in Lincolnshire.
SPAM
SSE calling to ask how my previous experience was when i called them
This number they doing scam
Silent call Silent call SCAM
Fraudsters trying to access my O2 account
Pretend to be company renewing AV software which is total bullshit.
this number appears on a text sent by British fraudsters claiming to be HSBC - ignore Fraud SCAM