What might prompt a stranger to ring your unlisted mobile without warning? Comments reveal a pattern of unsolicited calls from this number, often with no message left, suggesting persistent cold calling or potential harassment. One instance involved a query about car finance compensation, using personal details like your first name, which raises data privacy red flags. Another claimed to update life insurance but insisted on avoiding paperwork, hinting at evasion tactics common in scams. Block the number immediately to safeguard your peace. Report to authorities if personal info was mishandled, and consider registering with the Telephone Preference Service to curb such intrusions. Stay vigilant—verify any policy updates directly with your provider, never via unsolicited calls.
The caller asked whether I’d purchased a financed Fiat hatchback and mentioned possible compensation; I told her the call was irrelevant, she hung up, but she knew my first name and called me Mrs A, so I blocked the number.
Probably a scam; the phone reported a silenced missed call with no voicemail. I didn’t answer and blocked it after a second attempt with a different digit.
I missed the call and they left no voicemail; they rang several more times without ever leaving a message.
A cold caller rang my unlisted mobile and hung up without leaving a message. Genuine callers tend to leave a voicemail, whereas scammers don’t, and I avoid answering cold calls.
The caller claimed to be updating my life‑insurance policy and checking for any changes. I asked if they could email the paperwork since I was at work; she replied that they rarely send letters. I keep receiving calls from different numbers about this, so I’ll block them.
