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Same as many comments, rang and hung up - probably scam
SCAM / SPAM
Oratory of the Holy Cross, ladygrove Didcot
SCAM
alexis garnaut-miller hastings east sussex
none london greater london
Aylesbury
11 Nov 2021 - Chris/Tom/Craig/Simon = Stuart David Wright. this number is registered at the address 21a plymouth road, barnt green, birmingham, b45 8jf under the name Stuart Wright at least we know where this scammer lives! no wonder it's a nice big house he lives in he keeps scamming people!Reply
Before 1985 this was my home phone number, the dialing code is Nottingham and the 63 was my local BT exchange at the time, located in Hucknall. A lot of the BT lines were terminated as this was one of the first areas in Nottingham that had access to a cable service that at the time was provided by Diamond Cable (Who sold to NTL, who virgin bought and now operate nationally in the UK)
Simply the pest
Lovely little blonde from hastings, sucks good c*ck for a stick of rock. Add up lads.
nusaiba dalvi london london
SPAM
arunkumar
SCAM Claims to be from BT openreach, which I don't use.
Automated call claiming to be BT reporting a compromised IP address. Suspect spam
SCAM - supposedly from national insurance claiming that my assets will be seized and i will be arrested
liam chapman esher esher
Just called my landline. Male indian type accent - Slow speaker, used some strange (not common english) phrases, poor to understand what he was talking about. Something to do with BT landline costs. Talking about half price (or free) for next few months. He knew my postcode and clearly my landline number. I hung up at that point. I suspect a scam of some sort - but did not want to invest further time on it. A nuisance call.
SCAM an automated message saying my national insurance number has been compromised. I hung up straight away.