Fake Three SIM Scam Exposed! - +44 141 461 2377 (0141 461 2377)

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Navn på opkalder: three network
Type opkalder: Svindel
Placering: United Kingdom
Anmeldelser: 4

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Block this number immediately to safeguard your privacy and stop further intrusions. These calls exhibit classic scam tactics, such as impersonating a mobile network like Three to extract confirmations or personal details, or leaving alarming voicemails about your address. Harassers often persist with multiple attempts, escalating unease—report them to your provider and authorities like Action Fraud without delay. Never confirm any information or engage; simply hang up and verify directly with official sources. If you've shared details, monitor accounts closely and consider a credit freeze. Staying vigilant prevents escalation into identity theft or worse.

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441414612377 Svindel three network

They claimed there were three networks and said my SIM card was outdated. I ignored them, warned them I’d involve the police, yet they persisted, claiming they couldn’t locate me. After I pointed out their details via the “who called me” site, they panicked and said they were based in Reading, not Glasgow. This is risky – don’t share your info, end the call and block them.

441414612377 Chikanerende opkald

Received three consecutive calls and a voicemail I didn’t listen to; the text version mentioned “Apartment At your house 38”, which doesn’t match my address and felt threatening. Blocked and reported it on Malwarebytes.

441414612377 Svindel Three

A caller pretended to be from Three, offering to send a new SIM card. Not convincing, so I hung up; they tried three more times, which I ignored and then blocked.

441414612377 Chikanerende opkald

The caller repeatedly read out my phone number and kept asking, “Is this your number, sir?”, trying to get me to answer “yes”. I’ve heard this is a common scam.

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