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Internet Someone called allegedly from BT to say my internet was slow. I said “goodbye” and put the phone down

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SCAM royal mail scam

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This number is a scam caller.Saying to confirm payments on bank cards

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Amazon Prime scam

Scam re failed package delivery Message

SCAM - Apparently saw and ad for my car and wanted to buy it via paypal without even seeing the car. Definitely a paypal scam where they try to extort money out of you first.

Got this phone call today, purporting to be from AXA Insurance. After reading other’s comments, have decided to ignore, as the real AXA website has valid phone numbers, if I need to check.

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TRUFFA TRADING ON LINE

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This phone number is a scam, recording initially saying funds gone from your bank to pay Amazon £500 and also £700 to someone else. Select 2 to talk to someone, sounds like a call centre with an American with a strong accent. They queried my birth date and rang off. Beware a scam.

I'm living a beautiful life without ur controlling issues and u are mentally unstabled along being emotionally unstabled. It's not right to have the kids near you. Also Joseph u are on drugs . I will not subject Sierra to that abusive behavior that u have imposed on her. I'm enjoying being under freedom and without you had been a blast. I'm really serious about that. I'm blessed.

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Calling me about a PPI claim 7 years ago,? They insisted helped me get a refund (which they didn't) and now threatening to start legal action unless I pay them compensation. SCAMMERS TO THE VULNERABLE

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Fraud. A recorded voice told me that my visa card was being used to purchase something in the region of £600. I was supposed to press '1' but the voice didn't say what for!! I tried calling the number but it doesn't exist. Beware!

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Scam call from a man with an Indian accent claiming to be from "the national call blocking service".

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This is yet another number claiming to be the housing disrepair team.

automated message thanking me for amazon order and that I would be charged....( hung up at this point)

Called claiming to be from EE and offering me a deal with my contract. I'm not with EE. Claimed he knew I was with O2 (I'm not). Phishing scam.

This number keeps calling me back and only rings for 2-3 rings and when you try to call the number back it says that it's not possible to connect to this number, so it's a scam caller. Be careful guys n girls.

Amazon scam re fraudulent activity. Don't have amazon account. Hung up

Don’t know any thing re this unsolicited call

Claiming to be a company called Phones Ltd about a 40% discount code for o2 - even though that’s not my network provider. Put another person on the phone when she got flustered, male then started asking me my security question, what model of phone I had, mt network provider was etc. SCAM - avoid!! Trying to hack into my details. Do NOT give any details to this caller!!

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Recorded message something to do with Amazon etc, usual sort of attempted fraud.

Phone wrang once did not answer or call back suspect it scam

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SCAM "Child" looking for money by sending text and asking to go onto WhatsApp, please, be original at least!

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Anonymous call most likely a scam claiming they are from a salon with appointment

Trying to talk about bitcoin company scamming me - kept asking for personal details about cryptocurrency investments. Felt like a scam and they phone a lot.

SCAM American accent reckoning to be hmrc, threatening legal action. I would not expect hmrc to be using mobile phone

SCAM - Claiming to be from Carphone Warehouse offering iPhone

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SCAM - Indian call centre claimed to b Currys/PC World

Scam, automated call supposedly from Amazon Prime about the subscription..., goes on to say press 1 for... press 2 for..., yeah, like I am touching anything other than end call and blocking it, anyone who presses a number on the keypad according to such directions will undoubtably transfer you to a premium phone number costing £X's per minute, or some other way to scam money from you, ask yourself, would a multinational company be phoning from a normal phone code?

Just called me regarding an attempted transaction to John Lewis. Said my account was ‘under attack’ and there had been several suspicious transactions. He said he would escalate my case to Level 3 fraud, set up a new account number and sort code with a random generated name. Phoned Santander fraud department who confirmed my account was safe - the scammer then called me back ‘No Caller ID’! so I told him in no uncertain terms that he was a scamming bastard and he could go forth and multiply.

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