They note being asked if they work for DPD and treat it as a joke. Calls from +441918144248 appear to stem from Copart, a firm that handles written‑off vehicles and arranges their auction. Regardless of the caller’s legitimacy, UK data‑protection law obliges you to confirm identity before disclosing personal data. Ask for a callback number, verify the company’s official address and check the name against the FCA register or the Motor Trade Register. Never share driver’s licence numbers, bank details or insurance policies on the initial call. If the call feels pressured or vague, hang up and contact the organisation directly via a known website. Reporting suspicious numbers to Action Fraud helps protect others.
It's appalling to see such individuals preying on vulnerable people in our society, and the irony is that if someone were to take drastic action against them, they'd be labelled the villain instead.
Person managing insurance inquiries
This number belongs to Copart, a legitimate company that handles vehicle collection, delivery, and auctions.
This number belongs to a legitimate company called Copart, who contacted me to arrange the collection of my vehicle after it was written off by my insurance company.
According to earlier remarks.
This particuler number continusly rings, however when asnwered, ther is no responce, my smartphone indicates a posible scam
The caller didn't identify a clear reason for calling, leaving me unsure of their intent.
Since there was no answer, it appeared as a telemarketer
A random outreach offering a free trial that required credit card info. Seems shady, better to skip.
The caller repeatedly asks if I am employed by DPD, which is quite amusing.
Scam attempt—pretty slick but obviously fraudulent.
