Calls masquerading as legitimate mobile providers often catch people off guard, especially when accents don't quite match the script. From these reports, it seems this number is spoofing Three to push dodgy tariff deals, leading to quick hang-ups or dead lines. Beware of unsolicited offers like cheaper plans; genuine firms rarely cold-call for upgrades. Always verify by dialling the official number yourself—don't use any provided by the caller. If suspicious, report to Action Fraud and block the line to safeguard your details. Staying vigilant curbs these nuisances effectively.
A Manchester‑based VoIP call connected briefly, then the line dropped with no one speaking.
It appears to be a scam—do not pick up.
Someone pretended to be from Three, offering a cheaper call tariff, so I hung up.
The caller faked being from Three, speaking with an Indian accent.
