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The caller claimed to be from EE, but after verifying with EE, they confirmed this number isn’t associated with them.

They requested I contact them regarding card expenditures.

I got a letter asking me to set up a direct debit with this phone number, it looked genuin but had the wrong account number, so i reported it to ee

Claimed to be from O2 and asked multiple questions with aggressive sales tactics, not accepting ‘no’ as an answer. Concerned it might be a phishing attempt.

Clearly a fraudulent attempt, impersonating EE with a false number ending.

A scammer claiming to be from EE offered a 45% discount on bills and a free gift, but requested debit card details, which raised suspicions

The caller claimed to be from EE, offering a substantial discount on my mobile plan and requesting banking details, demonstrating an alarming familiarity with my account information.

I received a call from someone claiming to work for EE, offering a 45% discount as a 'loyal customer', but when I revealed I was with Vodafone, they conveniently claimed to work for Vodafone as well, a clear indication of a scam

My advise would be to hang up and look up the genuine eye number online, dont trust them

EE claimed I had opened a UK phone account in China, which is compleatly untrue.

This EE number appeared as Alan Harrison on my phone. Contacted EE directly, and they confirmed it’s a fraudulent scheme using their number. They’re currently investigating the matter.

The number 07953966250 (SCAM) and 03448090202 (SCAM) are linked to fraudulent activities. The callers impersonate representatives from EE, O2, Three, or Amazon to deceive people into sharing personal details, steal money, or gain account access. Most reports recommend ignoring the calls, hanging up immediately, or reporting the incident to authorities. Avoid sharing personal information.

Received a call from 01303273620 about a 45% discount on my monthly bill due to poor service. They asked for my email and details about my payments. I told them they should already know that, but they insisted it needed to be confirmed. I refused to provide it, then a Manager called my mobile. When I mentioned checking them out at the office, he offered to ring back in an hour. I advised him to contact the Met Police Fraud squad and he hung up.

It is ironic that this number, 07953 966 250, is indeed a scam, as the caller managed to extract some information from me, but I withheld crucial details, and when I contacted O2 to verify, they confirmed it was not one of their numbers, and the call was answered by someone claiming to be from EE.

Apparently legitimate, this caller claimed to represent EE, but their authenticity is highly questionable

A caller claiming to be from EE, with an unusual accent, requested my email address, which I refused to provide.

Definatly a SCAMM