Patterns in these reports reveal persistent unsolicited calls from a noisy call centre environment, often pushing unrequested compensation claims for vehicle finance or similar matters. Voicemails feature scripted readings of numbers without any caller identification, heightening suspicions of dubious practices. Recipients wisely block numbers or end calls promptly, especially when no claims exist— a sound strategy to curb harassment. Data protection advice: Register with the Telephone Preference Service to reduce such intrusions; report to Action Fraud if claims feel scammy; never share personal details without verification. This shields against potential data misuse or financial pitfalls.
A voicemail from an Indian male listed random numbers without identification, leading me to block the source.
Called six times; I sent it to voicemail.
Offer of vehicle finance compensation sounds wild, especially since I never drive
Purported compensation verification firm; since I have no claims, I hung up.
Background noise from a call centre was evident; the caller claimed to discuss a compensation claim I never filed.
