Like an uninvited guest knocking repeatedly at your door, persistent calls from this number can disrupt your day, blending genuine charity outreach with scam suspicions. Reports highlight Oxfam fundraising efforts amid global crises, yet repeated blocked attempts and unsolicited contacts raise red flags for potential impersonators. Some view it as harmless begging for donations, while others decry it as aggressive harassment exploiting vulnerabilities. To protect yourself, register with the Telephone Preference Service to cut unwanted calls, never share card details over the phone, and report suspicious activity to Action Fraud. Verify any charity directly via their official website before engaging—better safe than sorry in these tricky times.
I received seven calls in a single day; honestly, I’m already paying for scam‑text and call protection – it’s impressive.
Purportedly from Oxfam
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Some claim the call is from Oxfam, yet it’s a 100% scam; I've blocked it four times and never shared my number with Oxfam. They only ask for a small amount and try to dupe you.
The call appears to be from Oxfam – harmless, though likely seeking more support given the state of the world.
Reference to Oxfam.
