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not applicable durham
SPAM - told me to F*ck off then when I said I wasn't interested in reviewing my life insurance, didn't think I had heard correctly so asked her to repeat - I heard right the first time
When calling this number back you just get a dead tone, no legitimate/trustworthy company would dial from a number like this.
Used in Norton subscription renewal scam
Plymouth
Phone rang and I answered. Phone went dead. Tried ringing back and cut off.
martin button wakefield west yorkshire
spam , trying to sell phone contract saying from car"s"phone"s" warehouse..deceptive
Claimed to be Police, asking about a car crash
call received 09:04am 2-2-2021. No voice or sound on the line. Call ended after a few minutes
I tried to return the call to find its not a listed number so i can only assume its time wasters
Called me today about my accident! What accident. Asked who they were - Caterpillar Advice Service. Are you Solicitors? Yes, we are. My reply - then you'll know that u...
London
Debt consolidation, they called me to inform me of a debt consolidation government scheme, and asked me if I have debts, I said I didnt, they hung up, however they called me after a few days again. Indian accents on the phone ring alarm bells for me, as most of the scammers are indian, not that all indians are scammers, but call centre calls make me refuse any communication..
Called looking for a john murray doubt if it is the police
truffa
SCAM
SCAM pretending to be HMRC, don't even bother to return call.
SCAM / SPAM Fraudsters. Electronic message saying that they are from HMRC and trying to get information from you.