These calls scream scam alerts—persistent nuisances often linked to fake accident claims. Hang-ups happen quick when you push back, a classic sign of dodgy operators fishing for details. Block the number straight away to stop the hassle, and log it with Action Fraud if it keeps up. Don't share any personal info, no matter how legit they sound; real firms won't badger you like this. Report suspicious patterns to your phone provider too—they can flag these pests network-wide. Stay vigilant, folks; better safe than sorry with unsolicited calls.
I was overseas when they rang, and they promptly hung up once they realized it, so I blocked and deleted the number.
When I picked up, a fast‑talking English‑speaking woman rattled off words at a breakneck pace. I asked three times where she was calling from, but never got a clear answer. She claimed the call concerned recent vehicle damage repairs; after I told her I was the wrong person, she apologised and promised to delete my details.
It rang three times before abruptly cutting out – what was the point?
The line has been persistent, ringing three times today.
This number rang me today, claiming to be legal assistance, asked if I’d reported a car accident and, after I said no, they hung up. I’ve blocked them.
Late‑night or early‑Saturday calls are irritating.
