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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.
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Scam signals: urgency, threats to disconnect service, deals that sound too good.
VerifiedOfficial Lloyds Bank numbers(1 total)
Reported numbers related to Lloyds Bank(11 total)
+44 800 012 801 5Surveys29 d ago52 reports+44 173 334 700 7Scam29 d ago17 reports+44 800 917 932 8Harassment29 d ago5 reports+44 207 776 950 8Telemarketing29 d ago2 reports+44 333 045 950 5Harassment29 d ago2 reports+44 203 909 677 1Harassment29 d ago1 reports+44 333 045 950 3Scam29 d ago1 reports+44 345 300 275 2Scam29 d ago1 reports+44 794 909 512 9Scam29 d ago1 reports+44 800 054 254 1Harassment29 d ago1 reports
Latest community reports(357)
“LLoyds bank customer service number called me from this telephone number”
- Anonymous
“I had one of those Clowns phoning me at 19.00 here.mumbled something about a question I had asked at my local LLOYDS.we don't have LLOYDS we have only TSB.i asked him what querrie I had and he replied,nevermind.can you answer some .... and I disconnected him.What gives those Morons the right to phone anybody and ask questions,about banking of all things”
- Anonymous
“I am being charged by Virgin for receiving theses calls I am aged 81 and I'll.”
- Anonymous
“Lloyds bank complaints dept”
- Anonymous
“Completely genuine. I work for a bank and all high street banks employ this market research company, who are bound by data protection laws which means they are unable to reveal details of where they are calling from until speaking to the account holder. These calls help improve the service that you receive in your local bank”
- Anonymous
“Time wasters, pretending to be associated with you, as described by the person who worked for them. Probably got my number from Halifax in my case, as Halifax will give out info even when you've told them not to. That's why I stopped further investment with them and withdrew what I had. A genuine bank identifies themselves. Persistent, 'educated sounding', Scottish accent, female. TIME WASTER”
- Anonymous
“A guy claiming to be, but NOT sounding, English. Asked for our bank details. When told to piss off, he hung up! The ICO wesbite diverted me to the police on Action For Fraud, but that site did NOT ask for their number! Complete waste of time”
- Anonymous
“This is Lloyds customer feedback. Yes, it may be a marketing company but they are doing a job which is instigated by something or another you have done. We recently took out a loan with Lloyds and they advised me that I would be called to complete a short questionnaire as to how the advisor dealt with my application, information provided and so on. Its is not a pest caller, they will be calling as you are a Lloyds customer (I am not sure if they do other banks as well). Simple if you don't want these calls, just look up the Telephone Preference Service online and register your numbers. Then whenever anyone calls you advise its actually illegal for them to be cold calling you (which it is 28days after you've submitted your number to the TPS) and they cant hang up quick enough. Sometimes as these calls are linked to a service you have given permission to contact you (i.e your bank) then they will share your details and it doesn't fall under TPS guideline. Or just answer the phone and give feedback then they wont need to call again.”
- Anonymous