In the quiet of an Edinburgh afternoon, calls from this number often disrupt with tales of fictional car accidents. Punters report persistent scammers pushing false claims about crashes, even when folks like non-drivers flatly deny it. These nuisances hang up when challenged or refuse details, and callbacks fail as the line's unavailable. Don't engage – block the number straight away to avoid hassle. If pressed, demand their identity and report to Action Fraud for proper handling. Stay vigilant; these accident scams prey on confusion, so hang up firmly and log the incident. Protecting your peace means not feeding the fraudsters' script.
This appears to be an accident scam – I’ve missed several calls, couldn’t get through when I answered, and the callers claim I’ve had an accident yet refuse to give any specifics.
Someone rang saying I’d been in a car crash – what the heck? I told him “no way”, but he kept going on, proper creepy, yeah.
Rang me claiming involvement in a car crash. Ha, I don't have a vehicle! Pure scam, avoid answering.
Obvious fraud attempt. Attempting to ring back results in the line being unreachable.
Fraud claiming an accident: Said a call came from my number about a morning car crash. Wouldn't drop it even after I pointed out the lie, insisting it was a family member or same insurance policy. Gave up and disconnected when I didn't play along.
