In bustling London evenings, these persistent calls from the same number often signal a targeted scam operation. Punters report relentless attempts to lure them into online trading schemes, posing as investment gurus but aiming to extract cash or personal details. No legitimate trader rings unsolicited, especially not after you've blocked them for months—classic red flag for fraudsters dodging blocks. If you're into trading, double-check your data's not leaked from broker sites; change passwords pronto. Best move: never answer unknowns, report to Action Fraud, and let your phone's spam filter do the heavy lifting. Stay sharp, and it'll save you a bundle.
It appeared as suspected spam on my display, so I let it go to voicemail. These calls are now a daily nuisance – might be a data leak from sites like the Internet Archive or big retailers, so change your passwords, yeah.
Looks like a fraud related to trading.
Looks like an online trading scammer – best to ignore it, mate.
These jokers keep spamming me with their nonsense, mate.
A bloke claimed to be into trading – I never asked for that, so I’m not sure where they got my details. Looks dodgy, but I never gave them a chance to chat. I’ve had the number blocked for ages yet they keep ringing, mate.
Seems like a scammer to me, yeah.
These are fraudsters targeting online trading.
