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+442085921629
Leicester
Automat
Positive number
SPAM
calls several times this week, indian accent, calls himself William. Says our pc has a problem and that he ( since he is affiliated to Microsoft...) can fix this. We only have t...
Received a text message from ‘EE’ regarding my directed debit with a link. Knew it was dodgy as I don’t have a direct debit. I have spoke to an EE operator who confirmed it is not EE. This is a SCAM!! Don’t clock on the link or give any bank details.
duncan brown lichfield staffordshire
SCAM / SPAM Had a text saying my phone contract had been suspended, even though it's working just fine.
SCAM
This number has called me a couple of times over the last week or so. But they don't give you a chance to answer, and when you call back, the line goes dead
classic and faith publishing leeds west yorkshire
SCAM / SPAM
Insurance fraud
Very kind and polite person called me after a CV submission on thei site.
It's been making death threats to my girlfriend
call me all the time best thing to get rid of them is say yes i have had an accident and let them waffle on for five mins and waste their time but saying not really it pisses th...
Microsoft from Reading called from this number and repeated the call 3 times despite scepticsm. Apparently all our devices have been hacked. It was difficult getting them off the phone but although they were convincing I think this was a scam caller that tried to keep us on the line and did so for 12 mins!!
experience the movement ltd sw4 8ha n a
Telemarketing I can't remember where they were calling from but they wanted to speak to the 'decision maker'. Obviously selling something.
London