Undeniably, this is a financial scam targeting people who have shown interest in loans or trading. The pattern—multiple daily calls, abrupt hang‑ups, rude operators and references to binary‑options or FOREX—matches known fraudulent telemarketing scripts. Callers often spoof UK area codes and claim to be based in London, yet their accent and behaviour betray offshore call centres. Practical steps: register the number with the UK Do Not Call Registry, use call‑blocking apps, and never disclose personal or financial details to unsolicited callers. If you suspect identity theft, contact your bank and report the number to Action Fraud.
I asked them why they were calling, but they wouldnt tell me, said I wouldnt know if I wasnt the right person
Ringing wont stop
Binary options trading scam suspected
Rude caller slams phone down
Man call himself brian, scam likely
Late-night calls are disturbing
Totaly scammed by this company, they charge fee
Financial trading spam
Indian woman was very rudde
Uncertain about the caller
Indian scammers, do not answer
Blocked due to frequent silent calls.
Offer FOREX trading, dont know where they get my number
Financial training scam
Guy repeated my name and used profanity before hanging up
Telesales call blocked now
Rude telemarketer
Frustrating daily calls about online trading
Claimed £3000 compensation without knowing damages
Finance call, atleast 2 time a day
Nuisance calls from traders
British accent scammer.
Telemarketing call
Didn't answer due to unknown London number
Incorrect name used by caller
Binary option scam detected
Calls must stop immediately
Tries to sell unwanted items
Do not call again
Company claim to be financial
