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+441293533233
SCAM / SPAM Barclays scam
096962737
SCAM - Recorded message saying HMRC had fraud investigation against me, press 1 for further info.
Call from I love my offers in Leeds at 935. asking for me in my maiden name - I ve been married 7 years so someone is selling old details. Unsolicited call and a waste of my time.
westhill media limited leamington spa warwickshire
SCAM
Automat Usual hang up as soon as answered
People can read my other comments about this company elsewhere on the sitebut I am mentioning here because they used a diffrent telephone number to the other calls. Beware at all costs. Tried getting me to sign up to them again and keep trying to entice you with the petrol voucher, which I didn t get before anyway.
SPAM
SCAM trying to get personal information
Scam. Block this caller.
Was a recording of Amazon message
nick pinfield ardingly west sussex
Probably didnt un-tick a box on something, but tried to stop getting messages from 77G Prize (at ?4.50 a time) by replying with STOP-but still got charged. They have taken over ?25 from my mobile now....just called their care number and told them to take me off their list,so hopefully it will stop now!!
Spar Supermarket Shopping to home
I always answer my phone with my first name and surname. As soon as I did so, the caller hung-up. I ve had this kind of call on dozens of occasions over the past few years, but on this occasion my 1471 actually returned 0208 870 1001. When I tried the number, it returned a "this number does not accept incoming calls" message.
geoff muckle maidenhead
Scam
Fraud
Fraud