Block any calls from this number straight away to stop the harassment. These persistent callers often pose as legal or claims departments, mentioning fake road traffic accidents or timeshare issues to hook you into sharing details. Never confirm personal info over unsolicited calls—scammers use social engineering to build trust quickly. Report to Action Fraud if you've engaged; vary your number if patterns continue. With multiple similar numbers in play, enable call screening on your device for peace of mind. Stay vigilant against such phishing attempts, as they prey on confusion around memberships or past events.
Note that this spammer uses several numbers differing by only a few digits; I've blocked them.
Someone claiming to be from the legal department of Auto Assist called about a minor road‑traffic incident, repeatedly using slightly different numbers – clearly a phishing scam.
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Hazardous fraudsters.
Scammers posing as accident claim agents.
Although we use Call Guardian, a person named Victoria claimed to represent Diamond Resorts regarding my timeshare membership, suggesting it was suspended; I told her to find another victim.
