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Lloyds Bank impersonation — 11 reported numbers
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If you get a suspicious call, hang up and call back using the official number.
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Scam signals: urgency, threats to disconnect service, deals that sound too good.
Latest community reports(232)
“They called me on Skype. I don't have an actual Skype number, just the account. I live in the US and call the UK often. Who are these people and why are they calling skype accounts now?”
- Anonymous
“fecking annoying company keep ringing me!!!!”
- Anonymous
“Say they are a company called Network Research. Rude and aggressive (late in the evening).”
- Anonymous
“do not give them any details or just do not answer it!!”
- Anonymous
“This number is ringing me at least twice a day, as I work unsocial hours they have twice woken me up, including this morning and yesterday. The first time I answered it my dinner was on the boil so I said it was not convenient. How I wish I had never answered it at all!”
- Anonymous
“According to other forums, this is a market research company employed by your bank, who have been given YOUR phone number, without YOUR permission to a market research company, who are told NOT to reveal to you exactly who they are working for. This is despite the fact I have asked my bank literally dozens of times to remove my ex-directory phone number from their records and to NEVER call me, and yet I have had two calls from this number in just the last couple of hours. And, as it is claimed to be a survey, there is absolutely nothing the Telephone Preference Service can do, and these people can pester you as many times a day as they like, between 8a and 10pm, seven days a week, including bank holidays.”
- Anonymous
“No idea who this is I am ex-directory and it is ringing early and late grr”
- Anonymous
“a couple of missed calls. i don't trust this kind of numbers. does anyone know soenthing about it? I'd appreciate your help”
- Anonymous