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+441522539052
07360543421
Recorded (Robotic) voice stating that call was from 'bank fraud department' (no bank name) and there were 2 unauthorised card transactions. Obvious fraud.
SCAM Fraud SCAM Call using the recorded message with American accent warning of legal action by the HMRC. ***FRAUD***
Fraud
Safe number
I wished to report 01304832189 I answered call it was a recorded message reporting that there were some suspicious withdrawals from my account £500 then £7000 they wanted me to press 1 to let it stand press 2 to speak to an operator. Obviously a hoax call so I put phone downq
Courier
Ashenden Village Furniture
SCAM
Calls but never leaves a message.
SCAM Eir SIM SCAM Text
It’s from Invicta Health in Canterbury .
I have no idea who called from this number but did say his name was Julian in a text . But is a scam I am sure if it ..
Called five times this morning and no one there ,
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SPAM
Silent call
Received call today saying she was from Santander Fraud Dpeartment. Sounded very convincing. Had my full name including middle name. She changed the scenario a couple of times, talking about Booking.com transaction. I had actually done a Booking.com booking a couple of days ago so I almost fell for it. It was when she asked me to input my card number into my phone that raised my suspicion.
Scammer
Scam call from a man with an Indian accent claiming to be from "the national call blocking service".