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A call arrived from an English number; I couldn't identify the caller (a man with an Indian accent), but it was clear they wanted my bank details. I declined and the line was cut immediately. I don't even own a UK number—my phone is Dutch.

A blockchain scammer told me I wasn’t interested, then told me to ‘F off Motherf*****’, which I just laughed at.

Technology based on blockchain.

Received a blockchain scam call – total rubbish, mate.

A caller from this number rang a company line asking for a team member by name about a frozen crypto account, which already seemed suspicious. When I explained I couldn't forward them, the person swore and hung up.

A woman with a Chinese‑accent mentioned blockchain, bitcoin and said my account was frozen, echoing other similar remarks.

Got a very insistent call from a woman with a Chinese accent demanding my email – she hung up when I asked about her mum’s view on the job, cheeky, yeah.

A robocall pitched a crypto‑blockchain sign‑up offer.

I missed the call, received no voicemail, suspected a scam and confirmed it was indeed fraudulent.

A Bulgarian operation attempting to scam users with Bitcoin schemes.

Received a rude call from an Indian lady who started with “look darling…” and tried to pitch something about a Bitcoin account – I told her the police log my calls, so she got the hint and I hung up, mate.

Answered a call from a foreign‑accented bloke with deafening background noise, blabbing about a virus and a system shutdown – obvious scam, so I hung up and blocked, mate.

Ziron Limited keeps popping up on different mobiles – just block them all, bruv.

Someone attempted to claim my crypto wallet was frozen, clearly a scam, but unsettling because they knew my name.

When I explained I don’t own a bitcoin wallet, the bloke warned me I'd be stabbed on my way home – quite the threat.

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Parla di blockchain, man.

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