01259764773
TimeLine☎️ 01259764773 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 125976 with a prefix of 01259. The area code 01259 originates from Alloa.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01259764773
- Persistent spam calls, didn't answerAug
2024Received silent call from numberAug
2024Unsolicited call, possibly a scamAug
2024User reports phone number as scamAug
2024Suspicious caller from medical companyAug
2024Scam targeting vulnerable individuals exposedAug
2024Unwanted phone call annoyanceJul
2024Assumes scam, warns about callerJul
2024Phishing scam targeting vulnerable individualsJul
2024Phishing scam targeting vulnerable seniorsJul
2024Received a silent callJul
2024Scam caller posing as healthcare workerJul
2024Pushy sales call, unknown sourceJul
2024Telemarketer called, ignored age inquiryJul
2024Suspicious caller offering alert serviceJul
2024Automated message, number blockedJul
2024Aggressive sales call about pendantJul
2024Suspicious caller hung up quicklyJul
2024Medical alert scam; unreasonable salespersonJul
2024Recorded spam call, not humanJul
2024Avoid persistent, evasive phone callersJul
2024Healthcare scam call; very frustratingJul
2024Potential scam or sales callJul
2024Persistent caller, interrupted conversationJul
2024Rude caller, possible scam, concerning behaviorJul
2024Beware of deceptive alarm scammersJul
2024Caller claimed to have medical recordsJul
2024Sam is a scammer, TPS registeredJul
2024Warning about scam artist, SamJul
2024Caller identified as local healthcare workerJul
2024Pre-recorded scam call about alertsJul
2024Scammer call while wife disabledJul
2024Medical scammer attempting to stealJul
2024Suspicious call, no clear messageJul
2024Medical scam targeting seniors over 70Jul
2024Spam call about medical alertJul
2024Scam call selling health pendantJul
2024Caller dead, no connection heardJul
2024Avoid saying 'yes' to callersJul
2024Caller posed as health authorityJul
2024Suspicious scam call about alarmsJul
2024Suspected scammer posing as healthcareJul
2024Suspected scam targeting elderly individualsJul
2024No answer, blocked the numberJul
2024Silence on call for three minutesJul
2024Unrecognized number, man's voice messageJul
2024Automated call about medical deviceJul
2024Aggressive sales tactics, difficult communicationJul
2024Nuisance call, no message leftJul
2024Scam call impersonating health workerJul
2024Scam alert: avoid sharing informationJul
2024Scam caller, fake medical recordsJul
2024Automated spam call, hung upJul
2024Concern about unauthorized medical informationJul
2024Unrecognized caller, immediate blockJul
2024Suspicious sales call, blocked numberJul
2024Persistent caller, unwanted sales pitchJul
2024Suspicious call from health agencyJul
2024Scam calls persist despite blockingJul
2024Unknown numbers are considered scamsJul
2024Aggressive sales tactics, unwanted offersJul
2024Unsolicited calls despite TPS registrationJul
2024Caller claimed to offer window upgradesJul
2024Scammer call, delay, blocked numberJul
2024Assuming scam, no message leftJul
2024Unwanted call, possible scam alertJul
2024Suspicious call; likely a scamJul
2024Unwanted call from persistent consultantJul
2024Medical scam, block the numberJul
2024Scammers taking time to respondJul
2024Blocked local health consultant's numberJul
2024Beware of scammers offering alertsJul
2024Suspicious call, abrupt hang-upJul
2024Blocked caller after discussing hearingJul
2024Warning about health alert pendantsJul
2024Call received, unknown caller, disconnectedJul
2024Persistent scam caller targeting West MidlandsJul
2024Frustrated with repeated recorded callsJul
2024Phone flagged as suspected spam, ignoredJul
2024Received automated call from scammerJul
2024Received suspicious call about alarmJul
2024Frustrating experience with a telemarketerJul
2024Warning about possible scam operationJul
2024Received call from health providerJul
2024Received suspicious call requesting informationJul
2024Inappropriate and unwanted communicationJul
2024Caller not answered, suspected scamJun
2024Falsely posing as health workerJun
2024Possible scam involving medical dataJun
2024Health officer scam for alertJun
2024Unsolicited call from local officerJun
2024Questioned local health consultant credibilityJun
2024Concern about potential scam callJun
2024Number Of Searches: 310 Number Of Comments: 90 First Seen: 23 June 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Nobland Green(Hertfordshire) and Shacklecross(Derbyshire).
01259764773 has 90 comments of which 52 x neutral and 37 x negative and 1 x positive
01259764773 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01259764773 👆 is reported as a persistent and intrusive nuisance call, often using a male voice identifying as "Sam" claiming to be a local health worker. The caller asserts knowledge of the recipient’s medical conditions and pushes for signing up to a medical alert device, typically described as a pendant alarm with a daily fee. Many users suspect a scam aimed at vulnerable or elderly individuals, as the caller avoids answering questions about their organisation and relies heavily on scripted dialogue or automated messages. The call frequently involves pressure tactics, talking over the recipient, and refuses to respond to challenges about its legitimacy. It is widely advised not to engage, not to provide personal details, and to block the number to avoid potential fraud or financial risk.
Reports on phone number 01259764773
2 yearsThey rang me like six times back to back, kept showing as spam so I just ignored it. They really wouldn't give up though.2 yearsI got a call from this number but all I could hear was complete silence on the other line.2 yearsI got a call from a younger woman, sounded posh and well-spoken, asking if I was the owner of the house. It was one of those unexpected calls, which I’m not keen on at all. Not sure if it was a scam, but with how dodgy things are these days, cold calls just aren’t on, so I just ended it straight away.2 yearsTotal rip off!Fraud2 yearsGot a call from a guy claiming he worked for some medical firm. He kept asking if I could hear him alright, and I just replied “I can” cos I’ve learnt not to say yes or no to stuff like that. When I asked where exactly he was calling from, he wouldn’t say and just went silent then started reading off some script. Ended up hanging up on him. His accent sounded like he was from England.2 yearsPlease dont answer this call, it’s just a trick aimed at folks who have health issues. They try to get you to register for a medical alert device that costs about £1.05 daily. But really, they’re just after your bank details!2 yearsWhat a bother that call was!2 yearsThey didn’t leave any voicemail, so I’m guessing it’s one of those scams. Really appreciate seeing other people’s warnings about this number. Feels like they’re targeting the older and more vulnerable folks.2 yearsGot a call with no one talking on the other side. Weird!2 yearsThis morning I got a call from someone called Sam, who claimed he was contacting folks with health issues. I asked him straight away how he got my number, but he just stayed silent. Then he went on to say he’s calling people over 70 years old. I told him I’m not even 70 and asked him not to call me again.Sam2 yearsGot a phone call from someone saying "I'm Sam, your neighbourhood healthcare worker." Definitely a scammer trying it on.Sam2 yearsIt appears to be a classic phishing attempt. If you happen to have a landline, it’s statistically probable that you’re over 60, which likely means you might have some health concerns. I’ve received a call from a rather charming fellow who introduced himself as Sam, claiming to be affiliated with some Health Centre or asserting he’s a healthcare professional, rambling on incessantly. Sooner or later, someone who is perhaps a bit more vulnerable could be coaxed into accepting what’s touted as a free alarm system, but lo and behold, it’s actually going to set them back £1.70 a day. Tell me, in what reality does a cost of £620 annually equate to being free? These characters should absolutely be locked away! If you dare to ring the number back, it leads you to something called Lifeline Alarms, yet I can assure you, this company doesn’t exist. It’s unmistakably a scam, not just some overly zealous salesperson!SamHealth CentreLifeline Alarms2 yearsI received a rather aggressive call from someone attempting to peddle a medical gadget. They were incredibly insistent and refused to disclose how they managed to obtain my phone number, especially since it’s unlisted. When I pressed them about whether they were linked to a specific business, they became rather evasive. Quite the odd encounter, really!2 yearsGot a missed call and when I rang back, some bloke left a message claiming he was from our local area - mind you, we’re down here in Cornwall. Funny thing is, my brother over in Essex got an identical call. He was being pushed to sign up for some sort of emergency alert necklace with a monthly fee tacked on. Like seriously, who do they think they are, asking for your bank info over the phone for that kind of stuff?CornwallEssex2 yearsGot a voicemail from 01259 764773 but couldn’t quite catch the automated message. Decided to block the number now.2 yearsGot a call from a guy who said I might have some hidden health issues and could really do with one of those emergency call pendants. I told him I’m only 35! He kept going on about how it’d be useful in case I ended up on the floor or needed help fast. I reminded him again I’m 35 and don’t need one. After that, he just abruptly ended the call.2 yearsI just let it go to answer machine. A guy called claiming to be from the local NHS around here, asked me how I was doing. When I didn’t say owt, he just ended the call.2 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming to be a medical helper for my area, saying I’ve got three health problems and urgently need a medical alert device. Total nonsense! When I said I wasn’t interested, he just talked right over me and wouldn’t admit it was just a sales pitch. Definitely a scam. I just ended the call straight away.2 yearsGot a call from this number again, just like a bunch of others here. The guy claimed he was a nurse working nearby and said my medical files showed I had a health problem that meant I needed a medical alert bracelet. I tried to explain it was wrong but he just kept going, so I ended the call once more. Total rip-off and honestly so annoying!2 yearsSounds like this was one of those automated spam calls, not a real person on the line. The caller claimed to be Sam, saying they were from the NHS and assigned to my postcode. When I asked which specific area, there was a weird silence and they just breezed past the question. They told me I supposedly had some medical issue that required an alert. When I said no, there was another awkward pause before the call just went back to its scripted spiel.SamNHS2 yearsThis number kept ringing me and the caller was so pushy and disrespectful. Every time I tried to speak, he just talked right over me, making it impossible to get a word in. Definitely looks like a scam - would be really worrying for older folks or anyone who's more vulnerable.2 yearsToday, my elderly mother received a phone call from this outfit, purporting that because she's over 60, she qualifies for a costly medical alert system. Mind you, she's actually 90 and already has a free alarm in place! Fortunately, I happened to pick up her phone and when I inquired about the identity of the caller, they refused to divulge any information, insisting instead on pushing their paid service. I quickly ended the conversation and advised my mum to hang up if they dare ring back. Just a word of caution to everyone - do stay vigilant against these con artists!2 yearsGot a call from some guy trying to sell me a pendant. When I asked where he got my number from, he kept dodging the question. He kept pushing to find out my age and stuff, not paying any attention to what I was saying. Just stuck to his scripted patter the whole time. Stay clear of these people!2 yearsHe wouldn’t stop interrupting me, kept talking when I was trying to explain it was my mum’s place and she wasn’t home. Eventually, I just had to hang up.2 yearsThey never left a voicemail and I don't have the number saved, so I'm guessing it was either a sales pitch or some kind of scam.2 yearsGot a call from someone called Sam earlier today. He asked if I could hear him alright, then went on to claim he was working in healthcare and that he already had access to my medical info. He said I needed some sort of wrist alarm device. Thing is, I work as a receptionist and he rang the main switchboard, so there’s no way he knew who’d pick up. Saying he had my medical details was clearly made up. Definitely a scam in my book.Sam2 yearsI’m on the TPS list and yet Sam keeps calling me from numbers like 01887827600 and 01259764773 with some pre-recorded message. It’s definitely a scam, stay clear of them!Sam2 yearsSam, the conman pretending to be a community nurse, keeps going on about how I’m supposedly over 60 (no idea where he got that from, unless I’ve got memory problems and forgot a few birthdays!). He’s insisting that I have health problems that require one of those alarm pendants - something I definitely don’t need or remember agreeing to! Honestly, no way I’m falling for that, Sam. It’s really worrying how some older folks might get tricked by this. The TPS really ought to put a stop to calls from this number!SamThe Telephone Preference Service2 yearsGot a phone call from someone claiming to be a health worker named Sam, but it was clearly a recorded message since my replies didn’t seem to register. They said I qualified for a free medical alert because of my age and health background. I told them flat out, “This is a scam,” and ended the call. I’m well aware these alerts aren’t free - I just set one up for my mum recently.Sam2 yearsI got a voicemail from someone saying they were Sam, a local healthcare worker near me, just checking in and hoping everything’s okay. They didn’t say much else and then just ended the call. This was around Peterborough.SamPeterborough2 yearsReceived a call earlier today when I was outdoors, and my wife, who has a disability, wasn’t able to answer promptly. Glancing through other remarks here, it appears this number is associated with some sort of scam.2 yearsGot a call on our payments line from someone claiming to be from the medical field, but no payment was mentioned. Instead, he kept pushing us to purchase an electronic tracker thing, which I reckon was just a sneaky attempt to rip us off.2 yearsSeems like they're targeting folks over 70 with some sort of medical scam. Definitely watch out for these dodgy calls!2 yearsI chose not to pick up this call since the number didn’t ring any bells for me. It ended up going straight to voicemail, where I heard a rather vague 'Um . . .' before the line went dead. I highly doubt that a genuine caller would leave such a flimsy message.2 yearsA bloke rang me claiming to be a "health visitor" from the area. He told me they knew about a potential health problem I had and said I qualified for a no-cost medical alert device. He even said something like, "You wouldn't want to have an accident or fall and not get help, right?" I immediately thought it was dodgy and just hung up. I’m perfectly fine health-wise! If my late dad had answered, he probably would’ve believed it, since we’d talked about getting a medical alert gadget for him before.2 yearsJust like every other time, I got a prerecorded message from some bloke called Sam trying to push a health pendant on me because apparently I’m over 60 and have loads of health issues. Thing is, I’m only 29 and as healthy as they come. I let the message play out, sneezing now and then to make it sound like I was paying attention. When he asked for my full address, I gave nothing back. After that, all I heard was random office chatter and then the line went dead. Total scam if you ask me.Sam2 yearsGot a call, the person asked if I could hear them, so I said no, and then the line just dropped.2 years01259764773 - Claimed to be from the Local Health Authority, but the area code 01259 doesn’t match with anything nearby. Who does he think he's kidding? Sounds more like a pitch for private healthcare to me. I politely informed him that I’m already well looked after by my doctors, and then promptly blocked the number.Local Health Authority2 yearsThis number rang my home phone recently, and like others have mentioned, the guy who answered sounded like his name was Sam. He was trying to tell me that due to some health issue, I ought to get a personal alarm to notify someone if I felt unwell. I told him that everything’s alright on my end and I didn’t require anything like that, then ended the call. Felt a bit dodgy to me, like it might be some sort of scam.Sam2 yearsSomebody phoned me claiming I had a bunch of health issues and that I should get one of those alarm systems for emergencies. When I told them I wasn’t sick, they just hung up. Felt like one of those dodgy scams aimed at older folks.2 yearsI keep getting calls from numbers like this one, and the caller always opens with, "Can you hear me?" They’re just after a recorded "Yes" from you, so it’s best to avoid saying it. Instead, try replying with something like "Loud and clear" or "You’re telling me," which tends to throw them off for a bit. Usually, they’ll ask a few more times to get you to say yes, but if you’re not in a rush, it can be quite entertaining. Glad to hear they’re finally looking into these calls.2 yearsSome bloke named Sam said he was a health worker. When I asked where he got my number from, he just hung up on me.Sam2 yearsReceived a call today, but there was no one at the other end. I've gone ahead and blocked that number.2 yearsMissed the call as I didn't know the number. When I checked the voicemail, there was just a brief male voice.2 yearsI answered but didn’t say anything, and the call just stayed open for about three minutes without any noise.2 yearsGot a ring on 22/07/24 from a number that BT flagged as 'annoying'. Didn't bother leaving a voicemail.BT2 yearsGot called by what sounded like some pushy AI selling a medical alert thing. When I tried calling back and asked to talk to an actual person, they just hung up on me. Proper annoying.2 yearsGot a call from some automated voice pretending to be a human, talking about a medical alert tag. It kept asking me stuff, then went quiet with loads of 'ummm' in between. One question hinted they thought I was over 60, so they offered a free device, but charged £1.70 a day. I told them I’m actually under 60, and there was a long pause before it insisted ‘our records must be right’. Had to laugh at that one!2 yearsI got a call from someone called Sam who claimed to be from my local area, but I’m definitely not in Scotland. He wouldn’t really answer anything I asked and just kept going through some script. He even said he had access to my medical records, which is total rubbish. Feels like a proper scam to me!SamScotland2 yearsGot a call that just ended as soon as I picked up, no one talking, just weird clicking noises - felt like some robot bot thing was trying me. My phone showed 'Possible Spam' on the screen.2 yearsIt’s baffling how these people managed to get hold of my medical info. Does anyone know what I can do to put a stop to this?2 yearsI got a call today that seemed fishy as anything. Seriously, don’t share any info with these folks - could be a total scam.Scam Alert2 yearsSomebody rang me saying they were a health worker named Sam. They kept interrupting me, going on about how they already knew my age and health problems, saying I should get an alarm pendant. I tried to get a word in but they just talked straight over me, not listening to a thing I said. Just like others have said, I reckon it wasn’t even a proper person on the phone. This sort of call could be really scary, especially for folks who are vulnerable. Such a nasty scam.Sam2 yearsI received a call from this number, and the chap on the line wanted to know if I could hear him clearly, as the area code was unfamiliar to me. I didn't hesitate to block him straight away. Quite relieved I took that step!2 yearsGot a call moments ago, pretty much the same as what others mentioned. The bloke kicked off by checking if I could hear him alright. Then he went on about sending me a system to try out. I asked several times what his company was called, but all he did was go on about how the system could ‘save lives’. When I mentioned I’m familiar with alarm systems since I worked for the NHS before, he just hung up. Added the number to my block list now.NHS2 yearsSome guy rang up trying to get me to sign up for some medical alert system. He wouldn't listen when I said no and just kept cutting me off. In the end, I had to just put the phone down.2 yearsReceived a call today - the person sounded unsure and was clearly going off a script. They claimed to be from a health agency, but before I could ask more, they disconnected.2 yearsI keep getting calls from what sounds like a dodgy medical alarm firm, and it’s obviously some kind of AI robotic voice. Everyone says it’s a scam. I’ve got filters to block calls like this, so I don’t understand why they’re still coming through!2 yearsWe tend to avoid picking up the phone when it’s an unfamiliar number; if they don’t leave a voicemail, it’s probably some sort of con. This one certainly fits the bill for a scam!2 yearsI don’t understand how they keep ringing me even though I’ve registered with the TPS! It’s supposed to block these unwanted calls, right? They must be finding some loophole or something. It’s so frustrating!2 yearsThey called me up tryna pitch some windows but when I said no, they switched tactics and asked which of three home improvements I’d pick. I told them none, cause honestly, I’m not looking to buy anything.2 yearsDidn’t get any voicemail, pretty sure it was just some sort of scam.2 yearsHad a look through some other comments and had a similar call myself. The bloke on the phone said he was David from some company about Windows and Doors, reckoned they had a deal for window upgrades here - which is funny, coz he had no idea where I live. Then he started asking if my windows were fitted in the last ten years or so, but I just told him to buzz off and hung up straight away.DavidWindowsDoors2 yearsReceived a call today at precisely 14:15 on the 12th of July, 2024. I picked up, only to be greeted by that familiar lag of a couple of seconds post greeting - must be those pesky autodiallers reconnecting to their elusive call centre, wherever it may hide! Quite fed up with the whole charade, I promptly hung up. I've now set up a block using 1572. I’m absolutely fed up with these fraudulent calls!2 yearsGot a call out of the blue that felt fishy, probably some sort of scam. Didn’t ask for it and felt dodgy right from the start.2 yearsGot a call on my landline from some bloke claiming he was a health worker from around here. When I asked which organisation he was with, he just kept quiet. He told me I qualified for a free medical alert pendant because of a "medical condition" I supposedly had. Tried again to find out who he worked for, but no answer. Told him I didn't think I needed one of those pendants and once more asked his employer's name - still nothing, then he just hung up. Sounds like a scam, but I couldn't help having a chuckle about it.2 yearsGot a call from someone acting really nice saying they were from a medical company, but it felt off. I’d say just block that number, don’t take the risk.2 yearsSome bloke called saying he was my neighbourhood health advisor, trying to push some emergency alarm gear that would cost me a monthly fee. I said no thanks and ended up adding his number to my blocked list.2 yearsThey rang me a second time, these con artists. The bloke on the phone spent ages fumbling through his script, trying to come up with a reply to my doubts! :-)2 yearsGot a call on my home phone from a bloke saying I qualify for a free medical alarm. When did random people start giving stuff away for free? I told him I had to go and hung up. Pretty sure it’s just another dodgy scam. Be careful out there!2 yearsI had a rather suspicious call today purporting to be from my Local Health Authority. The chap sounded as though he was reciting a script verbatim. When I inquired about his name, he didn’t respond, which seemed rather dodgy, so I decided to hang up. I realised right away that my area code isn’t 01259, so I had absolutely no intention of entertaining what he had to say.Local Health Authority2 yearsJust got a call about some health alert pendant, sounded fishy like a total scam to me. Be careful with these offers!2 yearsGot a call asking about my hearing, so I just hung up. Been blocked since then.2 yearsSomebody rang and just kept asking if I could hear them. I tried asking who it was but no reply, so I ended up hanging up.2 yearsThis caller just wouldn’t stop talking over me and ignored me when I asked to be left alone. Sounds like one of those scams with medical alert pendants. They’re really pushy and now seem to be focusing on the West Midlands area.West Midlands2 yearsGot another one of those recorded calls earlier today, really wish there was a way to get them to stop ringing my phone.2 yearsMy phone flagged this number as a telemarketer and spam, so I decided not to pick up. They didn’t bother to leave a voicemail either.2 yearsI got a call from someone named Sam claiming to be Heather from work. The way they tried to pull the same trick as mentioned earlier was spot on. Definitely seemed like a scam to me.SamHeather2 yearsI got a call from someone selling stuff, but they never asked who they were speaking to. They guessed my age, but when I asked questions, they either ignored me or just couldn’t understand. They kept talking over me the whole time. The line was rubbish, so I just ended the call.2 yearsI’m based down in the South West and got a call on my ex-directory landline, which is on the TPS list, at about 4.27 this afternoon. Someone named Sam said he was my local health advisor. At first, I actually thought it was a genuine person. He asked about my age roughly and then started a spiel about pendant alarms. I was trying to ask questions but got nothing back. After a bit, I worked out it wasn’t a real person on the other end. Definitely the kind of dodgy behaviour you’d expect from scammers.South West of EnglandTPSSam2 yearsGot a call like that as well, saying I'm eligible for some kind of alarm because of my health issues. Thing is, I don't have any health concerns at all. I kept asking who exactly he was working for, what company or organisation, but he just went quiet, stammered a bit, then nothing. After that he repeated the same spiel about the alarm again. I tried once more to get some straight answers, but just silence and then I ended the call. Honestly, not sure if anyone real was even there. Definitely seemed dodgy and like a scam to me.2 yearsThere was a bit of silence before the person on the line started talking, saying they were with some kind of health service. I just said no thank you and hung up straight away.2 yearsBeen getting calls non-stop, it's really annoying.2 yearsPretty sure this was a scam, just like some others people have mentioned here. The caller asked if I could hear him clearly, then went on about some medical problems and tried to say I should have a medical alert. I told him my medical info is private and that I wasn’t falling for it - also said I’d be reporting the number.2 yearsGot a call around 10:15 in the morning but didn't pick it up since I didn't recognise the number. Feels dodgy, probably a scam.2 yearsI rang a number thinking it was a private individual, but it turned out to be some sort of health service. The caller said they were from the local health department and it was clear they were aiming at older folks or those with health problems. They spoke really slowly and loudly, pausing all the time like they wanted to make sure you caught every word. The guy kept emphasising how dangerous it would be not to have some kind of medical alert system if you had health issues or worried about falls. I can see how this would really scare elderly people who don't know better.2 yearsSeems like a scam to me - the guy rang up and first just asked if I could hear him alright, which I said yes to. Then he claimed his name was Sam and said he worked as the local health official. He carried on telling me I had some kind of health problem which meant I qualified for a medical alert system. I didn’t bother listening any longer and hung up straight away.Sam2 yearsGot a call from this number the other day. The bloke started by asking if I could hear him alright, and I said yes. Then he claimed to be some sort of local health official. He mentioned knowing about some of my health issues, which is true. What felt odd was the long pauses he had every time he spoke, like he was reading from a script or something. After that, he tried pushing some medical alert system on me. I just told him I’ve already got one sorted!2 yearsSomebody rang claiming to be a "local health advisor," but when I asked what area my postcode was, they either couldn’t or wouldn’t answer. If it wasn’t just a robotic script, the person definitely pushed on talking about my health problems (which I don’t have, just a real hatred for scams and cold calls) and some kind of medical alert jewellery. They were annoyingly persistent despite my not-so-polite replies (that would probably get me banned from here). If it was a real person, they've got nerves of steel. If it’s AI, it’s picked up some choice swear words...2 yearsSomeone rang me claiming to be a health official for my region, but when I asked exactly where, he couldn’t say. He kept checking if I could hear him alright but never listened to what I was telling him. Feels like a dodgy call to me, especially since I’m nowhere near Scotland - I’m down south near Birmingham. Sounds like a scam if you ask me.ScotlandBirminghamSubmit Your Own Report (01259 764773)
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