01205345115

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After staying silent on the phone for a moment, the person said my name and then hung up abruptly- very rude.

The person on the phone said my name and then hung up.

I had the same experience; the caller said my name and then hung up. Very strange.

I had the same problem. A well spoken young person asked for me by name. When I responded, they hung up.

I was also hung up on by a young guy with a British accent.

If your credit card details are leaked, someone may use them to commit fraud.

The caller hung up quickly after 10:30 a.m., which was the first call from this area.

I called my mobile, which is registered in the Netherlands, so overseas dialling isn't stopping them.

I called and then hung up.

When the caller asked to speak to me by my first name, I said that I would not give them any information because I had no idea who they were. The caller then hung up. I found this to be very suspicious, especially because if it had been a company, they would have asked for my surname

I called myself in SG, but no one answered, so I hung up a few seconds later.

I didn't answer my phone because I didn't recognize the number and I'm at work.

I called my Australian numbers (odd because I have a UK number for UK business) but I didn't leave a message.

I called myself in Ireland.

I called myself on my mobile in Cologne, and when there was no answer, I called my office landline. When I picked up the landline, there was no answer except for a big, central ring sound in the background!

I keep receiving calls from this number on my Australian mobile, but I never have a chance to pick up because they always ring when I'm at work.

The person on the other end of the line was silent, then said my name and hung up abruptly- very rude.

The person on the phone said my name and then hung up.

I had the same experience; the person on the other end of the line said my name and then hung up. Very strange.

I was having the same problem when a well-spoken young person asked for me by name. When I responded, they hung up.

I, too, had that happen to me with a young guy with a British accent, and then they hung up.

If someone had your credit card details and confirmed your name, it is probably credit card fraud.

I got a call at 10:30 from the first person in this area, but they hung up quickly.

I called my mobile, which is registered in the Netherlands, so overseas dialling isn't stopping them.

I called and then hung up.

When I received a call from someone asking to speak to me by my first name, I became suspicious as I had no idea who they were. I told them I would not give them any information until they told me who they were. The caller was a male and if it had been a company, they would

I called myself in SG and no one spoke, so I hung up a few seconds later.

I didn't answer my phone because I didn't recognize the number and I'm at work.

I called my Australian numbers, but I didn't leave a message because I have a UK number for UK business.

I called myself in Ireland.

I called myself on my mobile in Cologne, and when I didn't answer, I called my office landline. When I picked it up, there was no answer except for a big, ring-like sound in the background!

I keep receiving calls from these numbers on my Australian mobile, but I never get a chance to pick up because they always ring when I'm at work.

After remaining silent for a moment, the person on the other end of the line said my name and then hung up abruptly- very rude.

The individual on the phone said my name and then hung up.

The person on the other end of the phone said my name and then hung up. Very strange.

I was having the same problem when a well-spoken young person asked for me by name. When I responded, they hung up.

I was also telephoned by a young guy with a British accent, and then they hung up.

If someone were to confirm your name using your credit card details, it's probably credit card fraud.

This is the first call from this area, at 10:30am. They called and hung up quickly.

I called my mobile, which is registered in the Netherlands, so overseas dialling isn't stopping them.

After I called, I hung up.

When the caller asked to speak to me by my first name, I said I had no idea who they were and refused to give them any information. The caller was a male and if it had been a company, they would have asked for my surname. I found the whole situation very suspicious.

I called myself in SG and no one spoke, so I hung up a few seconds later.

I didn't pick up my phone when I saw that it was an unknown number calling, as I was at work.

I called my Australian numbers, which is odd because I have a UK number for UK business, but I didn't leave a message.

I called myself in Ireland.

I called myself on my mobile in Cologne, and when I didn't answer, I called my office landline. When I picked it up, there was no answer except for a big, echoing ring in the background.

I keep receiving calls from these numbers on my Australian mobile, but I never get a chance to pick up because they always ring when I'm at work.

After remaining silent on the phone, the person said my name and then hung up abruptly- which I found to be rude.

The person on the other end of the phone said my name and then hung up.

The telephoner said my name and then hung up; very weird, just like the speaker.

I was having the same problem when a well-spoken young person asked for me by name. When I responded, they hung up.

I was also telephoned by a young guy with a British accent, and then they hung up.

If someone were to confirm your name using your credit card details, it is likely that you would be a victim of credit card fraud.

I called and hung up quickly at 10:30am. I was the first from this area.

I called my mobile, which is registered in the Netherlands, so overseas dialling isn't stopping them.

After I called, they hung up on me.

I was called by someone in France who asked to talk to me by my first name. I said I would not give them any information because I had no idea who they were. They hung up. It was a male. If it was a company, they would normally ask by my surname. It was very

I called myself in SG, but no one answered, so I hung up a few seconds later.

I called myself on my mobile (I'm in Italy), but I didn't pick up because I didn't recognize the number and I'm at work.

I called my Australian numbers, but there was no answer and I didn't leave a message.

I called myself in Ireland.

I called my mobile from Cologne, and when there was no answer, I called my office landline. When I picked it up, there was no answer except for a big, echoing sound in the background.

I keep receiving calls from this number on my Australian mobile, but I never get a chance to pick up because they always ring when I'm at work.