Users report receiving unsolicited OTP codes that expire quickly, urging provision if requested or ignoring if not. Scammers often pose as entities like My Car Group for mis-selling claims or LexisNexis to trick clicks on malicious links. Recorded voices hang up abruptly after greetings, hinting at automated probing. Block the number immediately to avoid risks. Never share OTPs or click links from unknowns, as they enable account takeovers or malware. Report to your provider and authorities like Action Fraud. These tactics prey on trust—stay vigilant and verify callers independently.
An OTP was marked as junk; 673551 is your one‑time password, valid for ten minutes. Supply it when requested, otherwise ignore the message.
A one‑time password was dispatched.
The caller requested a one‑time password from me.
I got a one‑time passcode out of the blue – honestly, what do they think we are, jokers?
A call claiming to be from My Car Group, using 07537415773, alleged mis‑selling. I refused to click the link, hung up and blocked the number.
When I said hello, they replied with a goodbye and hung up using a recorded voice.
Initially I thought it might be a mate, but after checking the number I realised I didn't know the person and it could be risky.
An individual said they were from LexisNexis and tried to send me a link, which I did not click.
