These calls are classic scams, often using pre-recorded voices or scripts to pose as local health workers. The caller, often identified as "Sam," claims to be offering a free emergency pendant or alarm based on your health records. They might insist you're eligible despite contradicting information, and their speech can be stilted and robotic. If you receive such a call, it’s best to hang up immediately. Don’t provide any personal information, and consider blocking the number. Always verify any health-related offers through official channels like your doctor or local health department. Stay vigilant and report these calls to help others avoid falling victim.
Upon receiving a call from a local code, it was returned, assuming it might be a family emergency.
Bloke reckons he's a Heathcare worker, 'eard it all before, told 'im nice one mate and hung up sharpish
Seems legit, a Heath worker not a scam artist
Got a call from some geezer called Sam, reckons he's got the lowdown on my health, kept asking where 'e got his info, 'e just kept wafflin' on, reading from a script like a plonker - got fed up, chucked the phone down
Fella on the phone, claims to be a Heathcare bod, reckons I'm due a free emercy pendant 'cos I've got a few aches and pains, told 'im I'm all good, got the missus to look after me
Tried to spin me a yarn about bein' a Healthcare worker for me area, bit of a change from the usual energy advisor patter - still got the old heve-ho, mind
Robo-call about medical alerts, asked the muppet who 'e was workin' for, just kept spoutin' on about the gadget, binned the call
A caller identifying himself as 'Sam' and claiming to be a local health worker contacted me, stating I was eligible for an emergency button lanyard, and seemed to have access to my health records, but ignored my questions about his affiliation and employer.
Had a call this mornin', 9.05, said 'e was from the Heathcare team, but 'e was a bit stilted, knew 'e was readin' from a script, got a bit miffed when I told 'im to bugger of
Defo a scam, don't give 'em the time of day, starts with 'can you 'ear me?' - don't be tempted to answer
Reckons 'e's got a list from the GPs of people who need a health alert, sounds sus to me
Unknown, didn't pick up
Bloke said the councill gave 'im me number, said I was due a free medical button thingy, but 'e got the age wrong, said it was over 70, then said over 60 when I corrected 'im - knew it was a scam, 'e was just readin' from a script
Got a call from some chap about a pendant alarm, reckoned 'e was local, but I knew 'e was 'avin' a laugh - even when me mum told 'im she's already got one, 'e just kept goin', got blocked in the end
Unknown number, didn't bother, asumed it was a scam call
Reckons 'e's a Heathcare worker, but 'e couldn't even tell me what me postcode is - obvious scam, innit?
Fella said I was due a free medical alarm pendat, but I knew it was a scam - you never get owt for nowt, and the missus said 'e's 'ad the same call
This caller is a scam, using robo caller with prerecorded voice, trying to trick me into say yes or no
Scammin' about health stuff, aviod 'em!
Blatent scam, this. Said I wanted two pendants 'cos I've got two heads - what a muppet! Dunno if it's a robot or what, but I'm on the TPS and it still got through. Annoyin', innit?
Got a call from some bloke at 01280 852 186 today - said I'd got mediacal issues, but I think he was just 'avin a guess. Offered me some free medical gadget or other. Claimed they were from Dorset, but I'm in Sommerset. He was so stiff and awkard, I lost me patience and told him I was knackered, then put the phone down. Looked it up afterwards and it's a scam, innit?
Got a random call, picked up by the anser machine. No message left, just a hang up.
Had a proper dodgy call from this lot at teatime, reckoning I've got some health issue or other. Told 'em where to go and hung up, mate. Definately a scam.
