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Indian voice claiming I had been in a car incident - phoned my mobile. Obvious scam.
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They phoned me every couple of months. Don't normally answer now but I have asked them nicely to lose my number. Last time they called couple of months ago pregnancy hormones got the better of me and I shouted and cried. They just won't get the message
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SCAM / SPAM I had a call today it was a recorded message saying about tax fraud and said to press 1 if I hang up could be arrested
SCAM - Another Amazon Prime scam to pay them the money to reinstate your prime account and verify account security (when I dont have Amazon prime!).
Text asking to reply re: PPI. Untrue.
After the recent Mail disclosure of greedy charity workers, I cancelled all 7 of my £5 each a month donation to various needy charities. Today I watched yet again as thirsty children drank from the same source as cattle and insects. I rang Wateraid
Friendly number very nice person to talk to.He sounded intelligent.
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