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01353 260 726
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There are total of 5 user comments about calls from 01353 260 726. Last comment has been made . The overall rating for 01353260726 is Dangerous. Read Disclaimer
User reported 01353 260 726 as Dangerous
Scam call, said he was from O2 and when I questioned that he called be a f***ing a**hole!
User reported 01353 260 726 as Dangerous
Claiming PPI £2999 payment due to new re mortgage. He knew a little of details already about me, my bank, address, date of birth. I gave him no details. All he wanted was my bank details. When refused was very rude.
User reported 01353 260 726 as Dangerous
Claiming to be from vodaphone, and they can upgrade me, weird I just upgraded with the real Vodafone, he asked me how much I pay monthly to verify my account, 1st of all if it was Vodafone they would know how much I pay, secondly that's not how Vodafone verify, good bye.
Indian call centre ringing through an English phone number (Ely, suffolk(they dont even have a Vodafone call centre)) to make them selfs legit, avoid and hang up
User reported 01353 260 726 as Dangerous
Scam call. Claim to be from three network trying to upgrade SIM card. Hung up and confirmed with three that it was a scam.
User reported 01353 260 726 as Dangerous
Discount pitch from network fake. Insisted sim update for eligibility. Hung up.
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