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Lloyds Bank
Banco británico
Country: United Kingdom
Lloyds Bank impersonation — 11 reported numbers
Lloyds Bank will never ask you for banking details, passwords, or SMS codes over the phone.
If you get a suspicious call, hang up and call back using the official number.
Don't click links in SMS messages claiming to be from Lloyds Bank.
Scam signals: urgency, threats to disconnect service, deals that sound too good.
Latest community reports(357)
“My husbands get calls all the time from this number. Annoyingly during the day when he is at work and it is left to me to answer after doing night shifts. they have been told numerous times remove our number a I need to sleep during the day. My pleas are ignored”
- Anonymous
“Silent then hung up. 1. Ignored ex-directory. 2. Ignored TPS. 3. Phoned in "my time". 4. Hung up anyway”
- Anonymous
“This person contacted me on a withheld number pretending to be Halifax left me a message saying it was Halifax customer services and I'd made a recent enquiry which I have not. left this number and a extention number of 15687137. There is no such number associated with Halifax customer services obviously after my bank details”
- Anonymous
“Keep getting calls asking for people I've never heard of. Keep asking for them to remove my number but alas they keep harassing me.”
- Anonymous
“I got a call from this number the guy said he was from Network Research and said he had a survey. I said I don't feel comfortable discussing personal details over the phone as he could be anyone but would be willing to consider a paper or email version of a questionnaire. He hung up. He is not doing his company any good”
- Anonymous
“They called me at 8.50pm on Friday.”
- Anonymous
“Rung at 8.33pm on a Friday night when my baby was in bed. Something about a survey. Recently left Lloyds after 2 years so believe it's due to this”
- Anonymous
“I recently updated my personal details with my bank Lloyds , they simply wanted customer service feedback . Nothing to worry about.”
- Anonymous