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Epsom
SCAM very rude and aggressive if declined to start 'trading' cryptocurrencies
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recorded message claiming from BT that my ID had been stolen and therefore my internet was being disconnected from tomorrow.
SCAM
rma trading london greater london
SCAM / SPAM
ISP scam from India. Man from Openreach said that my internet connection had been used for illegal activity and they would disconnect me. Obvious scam. I played dumb for a bit and eventually the guy gave up and disconnected the call.
Who is the call from?
'Tracy' who has no friends gives a sob story about needing someone to talk to. Says she's chosen your number at random. (I'm not in the phone book). Tries to get you to say your name and telephone number by asking if you are a person she names and quotes your telephone number with a bit of it wrong. This encourages you to correct her. I believe this is a telephone banking scam. Never say your name or telephone number to an unsolicited caller, or say Yes.
Supposed to be openreach but it stopped making sense when I was asked about router light colours.
Retford
caller wanted to make an appointment for replacing central heating boiler system which he said we had to participate in as we had been selected. Load of rubbish and cut caller off.
these guys have no moral values and just see financial problems as a real advantage
"Hello. How are you, sir? I calling about you car accident. You had car accident?"
sir henry floyd grammar school aylesbury buckinghamshire
Fraud