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SCAM Asian male stating calling from Vodaphone offering a deal on new iphone14, a deal to good to be true. I checked with Vodaphone definitely a scam/ fraudulent call. Beware
Fraud SCAM 4 They told me my card had been used fraudulently so that they could then try and get my bank details.
SCAM
SPAM Unintelligible chatter in the background but nobody actually speaking to me. Annoying!
Silent call SPAM
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Call received from a male with an Indian accent stating he was calling from Aviva, but his English was very bad and I said I couldn't understand him and asked for someone else to ring me if important. So far no response. There was a lot of chatter in the background and he didn't speak immediately when I answered the call.
SCAM-SPAM-Fraud Text message from the this number reads: UPDATE EVRI: (GB10034556) is waiting at your nearest POST-OFFICE, rebook via: rebook . info - 42 . com
Silent call
Just keep calling me it's most perturbing
SCAM Dating scan. Will try to get money out of you.
Housing repair line. Apparently for people who rent from the council. Don't know how they got my number
Automated call Automated call
They called while I was on the phone How did they get my private number More annoying calls
SPAM - received a text that I missed a package from Evri. I am not expecting a package from them. The message also provided a suspicious spam link to click on.
Automated voice says a large charge made against our Visa card… We don’t have a Visa card, so it’s a scam call.
Claimed to be from o2. Someone called Brian. Clearly a spoofed number, as it took ages to connect, so clearly using Voip probably from India. If his name was really Brian, then I'm Brad Pitt.