I received a call that seemed to be from a firm regarding an upgrade, possibly something to do with a warehouse. The connection was rather dodgy, and I can't shake the feeling that it was a scam. Very suspicious indeed!

Claims to be from EE, but that's certainly not the case.

Calls every single day from a number starting with 02.

A complimentary health assessment for those over 40? I'm 66 myself and a bit sceptical about this. It feels rather dodgy, so I'm inclined to regard it as a potential scam. Best to stay cautious!

Received a call claiming to be offering a complimentary health assessment for folks over 40. I mentioned I’m actually 75, and asked why they hadn’t reached out earlier. Suddenly, the caller just cut the line. Rather peculiar situation—it could have been a dodgy scam or perhaps even the real deal.

I suspect this might be a dodgy caller attempting to harvest your personal details. Dialling this number feels nothing like reaching out to an NHS establishment. Stay vigilant!

I just arranged my appointment for the NHS Health Check, which is complimentary for those aged 40 and over. The lovely lady I spoke to on the phone was incredibly friendly and went out of her way to assist me.

Rest assured, this isn't some pesky telemarketer or nuisance call. It's actually the NHS health screening team reaching out to arrange your complimentary five-year health assessment, specifically designed for individuals aged between 40 and 73. This service is at no charge and works hand in hand with your regular GP. It's a brilliant initiative, so I recommend picking up!

I received a call from the NHS Health Check team regarding my appointment for a health check-up. I must say, I was thoroughly impressed with the service they provided during my visit. Highly commendable!

This number has been ringing for the second consecutive day now. They've not bothered to leave a message, even though my voicemail politely requests that unknown callers do so. I'll give them one last opportunity to communicate before I hit the block button.

I’ve no idea who was on the other end of that call. I usually steer clear of picking up when it’s someone I don’t recognise.

I received a call from a number I don't recognise, and they didn't bother leaving a message. Seems to be an Esher dialling code.

This phone number is linked to the NHS health check programme, designed to arrange essential health assessments for individuals. If you’ve got any questions, I recommend visiting the website: https://www.healthcheck.nhs.uk/ for further details.

I recently scheduled a health assessment at my neighbourhood chemist, and they only required my email to send over a confirmation. I'm quite chuffed with the whole experience as I received a thorough and prompt report on my blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and the likelihood of heart disease and diabetes. I highly recommend taking advantage of this free NHS service – go and get yourself checked out!

I received no text from this number and have decided to block it.

I’ve been getting these persistent calls claiming to be from an NHS health assessment team. Thought I’d better check with my doctor’s surgery to see if they were aware of it, but they seemed clueless! It all feels rather strange, doesn’t it?

I received a call that showed up with an area code linked to Esher.

I received a phone call from someone who said they were representing the NHS Health Check programme, promoting complimentary health assessments for those aged 40 and above. They did have my full name on file, which was a bit concerning, yet when I inquired about specifics like my medical history, age, or registered doctor, they couldn't provide any of that information. When I mentioned that I couldn’t locate their contact number on the internet, they explained that it was a ‘centralised number’ and thus wouldn’t appear to be an NHS line. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!