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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.
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)
“do not answer from this number Scammers and no goods.”
- Anonymous
“twice this company have tried to ring me ,i thankfully have a phone when set can send certain calls straight to answer phone so really they can keep trying but will never get through to me ;o).”
- Anonymous
“Buy a call blocker and no-one will pester you any more. It's well worth the money spent to stop this carry on”
- Anonymous
“Supposed to be a banking survey - put phone down.”
- Anonymous
“The call is from Network Research, I used to work for them briefly! They are a market research company who are commissioned by several well known banks to conduct surveys on their behalf, because the banks KNOW their customers don't appreciate it. This feedback then gets passed back to the bank staff and specific branches Its basically just the banks way of spying on their staff, all the questions relate to the member of staff who served you such as how friendly they were, how long did you have to wait, how knowledgeable they were etc. Network research staff work till 9pm which is a ridiculous time to be calling people hence why I quit. So if you have been into your bank to do any kind of transaction even if it was just to ask a question, chances are you will be called and asked to take part in a 5 minuet survey about a 30 second visit. The bank also ask that we do not reveal the name of the bank until we are speaking to the account holder, apparently its for customer confidentiality and believe me this upsets A LOT of people, and quite rightly so! If you tell the caller you don't wish to take part we then code that as a refusal meaning you will not be called back, so if you have refused you definitely should not be receiving another call, also if it goes to answer machine the system automatically books an appointment to call back. But believe me, no one hates their jobs more than these people do”
- Anonymous
“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