In the midst of a quiet afternoon, this number rings with a familiar scam tactic: claims of a road traffic accident you never had. Scammers often use foreign accents and rapid speech to confuse, then hang up if challenged. Blocking is spot on—do it immediately to avoid callbacks. Never share personal details, and report to Action Fraud for wider alerts. If unsure, let unknowns go to voicemail; legitimate callers leave messages. Stay vigilant, as these pests rotate numbers endlessly to dodge blocks.
It was blocked instantly – just another one of the countless scam numbers out there.
When the call came I didn’t answer, posted it here, and have now blocked the number. Thanks.
Numbers keep changing with scammers, so stay vigilant.
A caller reported a minor road collision and then tried to scam me.
Understanding the foreign accent and rapid speech was tough, but it seemed to reference an accident I never had; they hung up when I said I couldn’t follow, clearly a scam.
They rang about a road‑traffic accident I was supposedly involved in – definitely a scam.
