Gildon International Consultancy (scam) 4416469802487 ☎ +4416469802487

I recived another call, this time from Gildon International Consultancy, they were talking about BP shares that appartently belonged to my relaties

Gildon International Consultancy appears to be a legitimate company, but it's actually a convincing scam. They contacted me about buying my Vodafone shares as part of a hostile takeover, but eventually asked for a £4,000 payment, which raised suspicions.

The caller claimed to be from Gildon International, but it was clearly a scam, as they got my name wrong

Gildon International Consultancy is undoubtedly a scam; they contacted me about my late mother's shares and attempted to discuss Script Dividends with an American accent despite supposedly being an English number.

A woman claiming to be Raven Banks from the non-existent Gilding International Consultancy called, attempting to purchase shares I allegedly own; the information she provided was outdated and inaccurate, indicating a serious scam

A woman claiming to be Raven Banks from Gilding International Consultancy in New York, which appears to be non-existent, contacted me about purchasing shares I allegedly own in SSE. The information she provided was outdated and inaccurate, indicating they have access to shareholder data and are attempting to obtain personal information or money. I did not engage with her, and I advise others to be cautious of this scam.

I was contacted by a woman claiming to be Raven Banks from Gilding International Consultancy in New York, which appears to be nonexistent, attempting to purchase my alleged shares in SSE with outdated and inaccurate information, seeking personal data or money in a dangerous scam.

A well spoken man with an Indian accent, claiming to be Andy Jones from Beales & Adams, contacted me about purchasing my shares in Rolls Royce, which I sold 20 years ago, it's almost certianly a scam.

This number called me, but I didnt answer, it went to answerphone, but they didnt leave a mesage, luckly I didnt answer, looking at the previouse comments.

It's clear that the call regarding 'irragularities' with shares owned and sold over 40 years ago was a blatent scam.

A well-spoken individual with a hint of a transatlantic accent called my landline, addressing me by name and inquiring about my shares in a Black Rock investment, but his overly precise language and potential Indian call center origin made the call seem suspicious.

Upon recieving the call from 00016469802487, I immediatly became sceptical as the caller claimed to be initiatiing a hostile take over of National Grid, attempting to aquire 51% share holding, but seemed to have outdated informations about my shares, which I havn't held for about 8-10 years, and I ended the call when she asked for my email adress.

I received a call from this number, allegedly regarding a hostile takeover of National Grid, but the caller lacked accurate information about my share holdings. The call ended when they requested my email address, as I suspected a scam.

A caller, who was difficult to understand due to a thick accent, claimed to be phoning from New York about dormant shares, but it is likely a scam.

A scammer, claiming to be John Mitchell, contacted me multiple times with an offer to purchase my shares at an inflated price, citing a company called Beale & Adams, and requesting a deposit.