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+441942880869
BIRMINGHAM
Missed call
London
had a call stating that a warrant for my arrest had been issued. Totally false
Silent call
This is a SCAM. They rang my place of work purporting to be from BT. They said they were ringing because of internet issues and asked the user if they were using a PC or lapto...
Trying to access my O2 account to 'give me discount' but was warned by O2 text message it was a scam
Called today by an Asian man, only answered as it came from my local dialling code. Started asking about insurance. Couldn t understand him so I hung up and blocked the number. Definitely scam
Scam
This number called today 21 August 2014, and was initially a silent call, then there was a bit of office noise and what sounded like the handset being replaced. when I called ...
who called me???
Calling us every day at different times and all that is on the end of the line is an fax
They just rang for a few seconds, twice, and put the phone down. Expecting me to call back? Don't think so.
call centre of some sort. went to voicemail and they accidentally left me a recording of the office banter
Buncha BS if you ask me! These guys are trying to scare me to thinking I have a warrant hahaahhahaah little do they realize I work in Law Enforcement, they can just come pick me up at work!!! LOLOLOL We dont call to tell you about warrants .... So stupid! Dont fall for their scamming
This was the private number of Matthew Smith, until its deactivation from inactivity in 2017. It was originally carried by the UK network, Orange, until that network was folded into EE, along with all other Orange numbers. First being activated in 2001, this number was attached to a Philips Saavy mobile phone for the duration of its activity. The voicemail personal greeting of the 12 year-old Smith, could be heard for fifteen years after the fact in the way of “Hi. Sorry I can’t answer your call right now,
a&i services ltd london
SCAM
Rang 3 times in one day.I rang back and was told it was claim easy.
Missed call