Seems like you've stumbled upon a classic spam call. The caller, claiming to be from 'Premier Rewards', was likely trying to lure you with the promise of free money. This is a common tactic used by scammers to get personal information or hook you into a more elaborate scheme. If you receive such calls, it’s best to hang up immediately. Don’t engage, as they might use your responses to verify your number or gather more data. Stay vigilant and never share any personal details, no matter how convincing they sound.
Lured me in with promises of free vouchers, yet somehow managed to start deducting a monthly fee from my bank account without my having provided any details
Appears to be Easylife, who sells magazine subscriptions, they signed me up without my knowlegde, I had previouly ordered from them and it seem they have shared my details, I have rang them and cancelled the subscription
Offered Premier deals with free vouchers. No request for bank or personal details. Said I'd receive vouchers in 3-5 days. Seems too good to be true.
This number is linked to Premier Offers Club in Sittingbourne, Kent.
Considered opionion is that this is a 'SPAM' cal with suspisous offer
