Receiving a call from an unknown number like this, often linked to scammers using accents to discuss refunds, raises red flags about data breaches. Folks wisely block and report these straight away, avoiding any engagement that could lead to sharing personal details. Scam calls prey on curiosity, so sticking to the rule of not answering unknowns keeps you safe—let it go to voicemail if needed. If they mention specifics like your housing association, it suggests they've scraped public data; change passwords and monitor accounts. Reporting to Action Fraud helps track patterns, while apps like Truecaller can flag future nuisances. Stay vigilant to protect your info.
Ignored a missed ring from an unknown source, blocked it and tipped off the police – no thanks.
The firm IP Voice Networks Ltd seems tied to scam operations – watch out, folks.
Those scammers were blocked straight away.
The number was flagged as spam, I never picked up and have blocked it.
Normally I ignore calls from unfamiliar numbers, but I was expecting a call and thought this might be it. It turned out to be an Indian‑accented voice talking about money refunds from my housing association, somehow knowing my name. I hung up, blocked, and reported the call.
