RL scam calls: How to protect yourself!

The call suffered from terrible audio; she was desperate to get my name and claimed to represent a European institution. Polite enough, but her English was so bad I barely caught anything, lol.

The voice quality was poor, the woman desperatly wanted to know my name and claimed she was from european institusions, she was polite tho, but her english was so bad i could barely understand ennything

During the conversation, the caller's poor English and the desperation to know my name were notable, claiming affiliation with European institutions but lacking clarity in their communication.

Slechte geluidskwaliteit. Ze wilde weten hoe ik heette en zei dat ze van de Europese instellingen was. Was beleefd, maar haar Engels was zo slecht dat ik bijna niets verstond

The voice quality was poor, the woman was polite but her english was terible, she claimed to be from european institutions

Tom zegt: de verbinding was heel slecht en ze wilden per se mijn naam weten. Ze zeiden dat ze van een Europees instituut waren maar ik verstond bijna niets van wat ze zeiden!

Er rief mehrmals an, war kaum verständlich wegen starkem Hintergrundgeräusch.

Bas meldt: constand word ik gebeld door dit nummer en ik kan maar moeilijk verstaan wat ze zeggen door de herrie op de achtergrond!

Avoid picking up that number—trust me, it'll cost you, dude.

It is advised not to answer calls from this number to avoid potential financial loss

Emails appear under names like George Young or Jonathan Davis, claiming you have a €1,250 deposit and offering crypto sales. Calls come from a new number each time, using ProtonMail addresses, making it risky to share credit‑card or personal data.

Caution is advised as this entity utilizes various email names, including George Young and Jonathan Davis, and claims to have knowledge of a €1250 deposit, while attempting to sell cryptocurrency and using protonmail.com, making it perilous to share sensitive information

The scammers, using names like George Young and Jonathan Davis, claim that you have €1250 in deposit and attempt to sell cryptocurrency, using a new number each time and the email service ProtonMail.com, making it risky to share personal and credit card information

Scammers using email names like George Young and Jonathan Davis claim to have €1250 in deposit and attempt to sell cryptocurrency, using ProtonMail.com and requesting sensitive information.

Using email names such as George Young and Jonathan Davis, these scammers claim there's a deposit of €1250 and attempt to sell cryptocurrency, using new numbers each time and operating through ProtonMail.com, making it dangerous to share personal or financial information.

The call suffered from terrible audio and background noise; a courteous lady said she represented CNN and BBC to survey reputable business owners' investment habits, which raised a red flag, so I hung up right away, honestly.

The sound quality was extremely poor with significant background noise, and a woman claiming to represent CNN and BBC attempted to conduct research on investment practices of reputable business owners, prompting immediate disconnection due to suspicion of a scam

A call with poor sound quality was received from a woman claiming to represent CNN and BBC, who wanted to discuss investment practices, but it seemed suspicious and the call was ended

Erg slechte geluidskwaliteit, veel ruis op de achtergrond. Een beleefde dame beweerde namens CNN en BBC te bellen en wilde onderzoek doen naar de beleggingspraktijken van 'betrouwbare' ondernemers. Ik hing onmiddellijk op, want dit was een rode vlag voor mij

The sound quality was extremely poor with a lot of background noise when a lady, claiming to represent CNN and BBC, called to discuss investment practices, which raised red flags, prompting me to hang up immediately.

Poor sound quality and a claim of representing CNN and BBC for a research project raised red flags, prompting me to end the call