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+441633213132
looking for money I don t have!
joel james wokingham berkshire
CHELTENHAM
Has rung on landline and mobile wanting to speak to my wife about Eruro Lotto
Insurance scam
Stoke-on-Trent
music ally london lnd
This number left me a digitised message saying they were about to take £79.99 to renew Amazon Prime membership, which I never had and do not need. The message stops at the point of 'you could ask to speak to...' Amazon would not call on a mobile number, and I warned them, and they assured me it was fraud! the hope is that I would immediately call that number back. I also contacted my bank for good measure, and they agree about fraud, and will make sure they do not succeed! This may have something to do w
Bradford
This number is a bank Number released for people in their network cokeabda.com to pay in. The bank name is X-Network Nigeria/Qpay Company. They have blocked the employer from withdrawing and also the group Whatsapp which is suspected to be a fraudulent platform. Please help and also communicate wema bank to verify the account beneficiaries.
stalker be aware
The overall rating for phone number 01617130200 is Dangerous
Silent call
Quite hard to understand accent - said he was calling from Marks & Spencer and wanted to check my postcode. I said it was incorrect (it was) and he hung up.
Scam
london
claimed to be from hmrc but is a con
SCAM recorded computer voice says I will not be able to use my National Insurance number if I do not call them back - don't think that'll happen Avoid Scam Fraud Phishing
Batley
SPAM