Imagine receiving a call claiming to be from the DWP pension service, asking for security questions or bank details. First, treat any unsolicited request for personal data as suspicious. Hang up and independently verify the number on an official DWP letter or the website before sharing anything. Never provide passwords, access codes or banking information over the phone. If the caller mentions a letter that never arrived, contact DWP directly using the contact details on GOV.UK. Report the number to Action Fraud and consider adding it to your phone’s block list. Keeping a habit of checking official channels will minimise the risk of falling for a scam.
do not pick up
Department for Work and Pensions
Scam callers saying my computer was infected – total rubbish. They got nasty when I questioned them. Report and ignore.
Needed for pension services
Pension servise cal
DWP cal, verifide by letter and secirity questions
DWP contact me
Pension servicce, no probllemms
Hung up on suspicious State Pension caller
User reports: Bad
Relates to pension services.
Pension entitlement discussions from DWP
State Pension Office calle'd
Pension credit informations was provided
DWP financial services department
Suspicious call about pension credit for elderly nan
Pension Credit centre contacted
Verified DWP government pensions department
Regarding state pension matters
pension payment update
Government DWP department
Department is DWP
DWP pension servise cal
Department of Work and Pensions contact.
User warns: Caution
The state pension line was surprisingly helpful and felt quite reliable.
The call turned out to be legitimate; DEP confirmed the date and time match their records, so it isn’t a scam.
Neutral feedback provid
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