Reports highlight calls claiming issues with housing repairs that users never mentioned, often using an AI male voice to push for details. Callers hang up quickly when challenged, a classic scam tactic to avoid scrutiny. Block the number immediately and report it to your phone provider or Action Fraud to curb these nuisances. Never share personal info or confirm addresses—legitimate services won't cold-call like this. If suspicious, hang up without engaging; these fraudsters prey on confusion to extract data or money. Staying vigilant keeps you safe from identity theft or bogus repair charges.
They stayed silent and when I said hello I only heard my own voice echoing from a loudspeaker on their end before they hung up – suspicious, mate.
Looks like a scam concerning your housing issue, mate.
A fraudulent housing pitch.
Seems like a housing scam.
A deceitful attempt.
A fraudulent housing enquiry trying to extract personal information.
I got a call about the housing problems I’d reported, said I wasn’t aware of any, then he hung up – obviously a scam, yeah.
An AI male voice pitched a housing repair scam – I told them four times to remove my details, right?
I picked up, assuming it was a helpdesk call, but the line dropped. When I called back it said the number didn’t exist – pretty suspicious, you know.
A clear fraudulent attempt.
A robotic male voice mentioned housing repairs; after I said I was clueless, they apologised and hung up. I've blocked the number as it appears to be a scam.
The caller claimed to be from the housing department about a problem I don’t have; the line then went dead and I blocked the number, right?
They pretended to be from the housing department claiming I’d reported repairs; I replied that no such report existed, called them a scammer and told them off, after which they hung up.
Definitely a scam – don’t give them anything, they’ll ask about housing or repairs or any other random item, cheers.
Received a housing‑repair scam call.
