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0203 700 1238
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There are total of 5 user comments about calls from 0203 700 1238. Last comment has been made . The overall rating for 02037001238 is Dangerous. Read Disclaimer
User reported 0203 700 1238 as Safe
Let your baby goats get milk from their mother. The first feeding, or colostrum, is extremely important. The mother's milk contains important antibodies that the kid will need to survive.
The kid should feed for the first time within an hour.
Baby goats should feed four or five times a day
Pull a few streams of milk from the doe to make sure the milk isn't blocked.
Watch the baby kid to make sure it drinks milk. If the kid is having trouble finding where to feed from, give it some direction.
User reported 0203 700 1238 as Dangerous
Foreign sounding man said he was responding to my report of housing problems. Told him not me. He said are you sure? No problems with damp or drainage? Just said no, he obviously had the wrong number. He hung up.
User reported 0203 700 1238 as Dangerous
Fake housing association / complaint follow-up. Attempts to extract personal info.
User reported 0203 700 1238 as Harassing
Fake housing officer / complaint call. Attempt to obtain personal info.
User reported 0203 700 1238 as Dangerous
Phoned but phone off got message dodgy unknown people. Blocked.
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