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This number called times today. Sometimes just silence, sometimes it went dead as I answered and twice a man asked for me by name at which point I hung up.
Tries to sell company shares via telephone.
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David from "the RTA Team at First Contact" called me a few weeks ago. I answered and he was very aggressive trying to convince me they were dealing with my claim. As I do actually have a claim going through at the moment I was unsure in case it was legitimate but he reacted extremely negatively to me a) asking him to repeat the business name as I wasn t sure I d heard him correctly and b) saying I wasn t willing to reveal my personal details as I did not know the company. He said he would call back the next
PPI Insurance clowns wanting to help get you money back, need shot.
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SCAM They told me they were from HMRC. Left a threatening voicemail. Don't believe them for a second.
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Phoned me 3 times this morning .said he was from BT OPENREACH,and that other people were using my modem ...he tried to get me to sign into a site on Google play giving him acces...
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