794809328 (0794809328)

SCAM Fake Hermes delivery

An Alex Johnson left vm. He said we was of "Websecurity......." can't get the last word, saying following me taking out a Firewall security plan with them in 2017! my renewal was due for the next 6 years in the sum of £1499.00 and if I did not phone to cancel they would automatically take this money from my account and I was to ensure there were sufficient funds. I have no record of this transaction.

Cocky Liverpool bloke. Said he was calling about my category c accident. When I said what accident, he asked how did I not know I had been in a accident! I cut him off due to his rudeness.

-S EX U A L--- OFFENSER--- MAJOR SCAMMERS on Facebook MarketPlace and kijiji from Toronto PIRATED SOFTWARES AND STOLEN LAPTOP SELLER

It was a woman who said she was from microsoft and that my pc had been sending them reports it had been hacked. The pc hasn't been on for weeks and microsoft software doesn't send these reports. This is a scam to get them access to your computer. Do not give them any personal information.

asking for someone else

SCAM Pretended they were my daughter on a temporary number.

telling me that they will help with my debt even though I have none

do not answer

Caller (with Indian accent) asked for me by full name. This was at my work phone. I didn't respond with who I was. Asked what it was about and person said they were calling about medical information. When I finally admitted who I was and asked what inf

SCAM. Knew that I lived outside the UK, had my name and had my foreign mobile number. Called to say that they were helping Brits who lived outside the UK who may have been mis-sold financial products. I told them my partner worked for the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) and the guy laughed and said "ah, probably not for you then". Polite enough but clearly the new type of "have you been mis-sold PPI" calls. Potentially a scam.

Apparent unsolicited mortgage marketing call. They identified themselves as "Mortgage Review". Refused to answer my questions about who they were and what they wanted and why they had called, insisting I should identify myself first. They then tried to get me to put my wife on the line, becoming more and more irate. I would expect legitimate callers to identify themselves and their business before demanding information.

DO NOT REAPOND TO THEM! YOU WILL BE CHARGED! They sent this text: "The banks are refunding customers who have paid a monthly fee on packaged accounts, act now for your refund by replying BANK or stop to opt-out" IT'S FAKE! No banks would text yo

SCAM. Again from Amazon claiming I had spent £399 and would I please press 1 to discuss my order. Have reported it to Amazon who are taking it further. This is the third number in as many days that has tried this

phones every 20 minutes

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Fraud

Fraud

Telemarketing

road traffic accident

Please report every call you get here http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/action/how-to-stop-nuisance-phone-calls- Until you report them, they won't stop.

This number seems to be used for a classical telemarketing, or it is a directly some general call centre. They usually work for some third company and call with offer of some goods or services for the actual company they were hired for. In this case the number is mostly reported in connection with PPI, life insurance, accident chasers...

Criminals with Indian accent. Telling me they were calling about my car accident. When I asked them how they knew about that (which is untrue) they hung up, obviously going onto the next person to phish for information.