Clearly, these calls are most likely legitimate charity follow‑ups. Callers from the Alzheimer’s Society usually ring to confirm recent donations, provide updates on research, or request verification of payment details. While the tone is generally friendly, it’s still wise to confirm the organisation’s identity before sharing any personal or banking information. Ask for a reference number and compare it with your receipt, or call the official charity number listed on their website. If the request feels odd, politely request to be added to a do‑not‑call list. Monitoring your statements and reporting suspicious behaviour to the Charity Commission can further protect you.
Unsolicited call
call from charity, they want donation
Rated as a good experience
Alzheimers society caller or somethin
donation of charity to confirm they call
regarding my donation made
Good experience reported
Frequent calls after donation signup
Follow-up call from organisation, seems fine
Legitimate charity call
Alzheimer's UK follows up on donations
Spam call received
This is alzheimers reseach, a good caus
