I received a bizarre call wherein someone referred to me by my name and questioned whether I was currently present in the country. They also inquired about the nature of my business. Quite an odd interaction, indeed. The call originated from this number: 01908 632265.

I've had a run-in with someone claiming to be from Santander, and let me tell you, it's a right stitch-up! They even mailed me a letter that looked entirely legitimate, complete with Santander's leaflets. Just be on your guard, alright? It's not worth the risk! And if you do encounter anything suspicious, make sure to report it to Action Fraud. Better safe than sorry!

Beware of a fraudulent scheme impersonating Santander bank.

I received an email requesting my credit card information. I decided to go to the Santander bank, where I had a meeting with a staff member who explained the situation to me. Eventually, I managed to speak with a kind lady who provided me with information about what would happen next. Now, I will patiently wait for further updates.

I received identical letters that were meticulously designed and appeared authentic. However, the phone number provided seemed rather ordinary, making me suspect it might be a scam. As a result, I am patiently awaiting a call from Santander through their official telephone line to investigate this potential scam further.

I recently received a letter from Santander, containing a phone number, stating that there had been a credit card application made in my name (which I did not make) and they required additional information from me. Since I did not respond to this letter, I received another one a week later. Interestingly, it also included the same phone number and expressed Santander's concern for protecting my identity. The letter came with a form attached, requesting my personal details to complete the process.

I just received a fraudulent call from this number purporting to be the Santander fraud team. Unfortunately, I mistakenly disclosed my date of birth and address.

I have received a letter that seems to be from Santander, but I must say that the letter has a very low-quality appearance. The printed text also seems to be of poor quality. I find this quite surprising since I haven't had any dealings or applications with Santander recently.

I received an email that claimed to be from Santander informing me that a new account had been opened in my name. To make matters worse, the email seemed legitimate as it included instructions to contact the fraud department at 0190 834 3925 if I hadn't applied for an account. However, upon conducting a quick search, I discovered that this number was associated with a scam. Frustrated by the situation, I forwarded the email to Santander's phishing email address to report it. What adds to my annoyance is that this was my second scam encounter of the day. The first one involved a fraudulent NHS scheme for COVID passports which requested GBP 4.99 and asked for your card details. It truly angers me!

I recently received an initial letter providing login details for my "new" account. Afterwards, I received a follow-up letter from their "Applications Team" advising that someone had attempted to secure a Personal Loan under our name. The provided contact number on the letter is 01908 343 925. However, after conducting further research, it appears that this number is associated with various scams such as Sandander, Next, SimplyBe, and HRMC.

The letter states that if the application is fraudulent, I should provide them with my details so that they can report it to Cifas, the UK Fraud Prevention Service. It is important not to fall into this trap and refrain from providing any personal information. This is an elaborate scam that convincingly poses as a legitimate communication.

Beware of this fraudulent telephone number claiming to be associated with Santander bank. Despite their claims, these scammers are nothing more than a group of criminals.

I went through a similar incident recently: I received an email claiming I had applied for a mortgage from Santander, even though I hadn't. The email provided a number to contact the fraud team. Suspecting a scam, I decided to Google the correct number for the fraud team at Santander, which turned out to be different. It is clear that it was indeed a fraudulent attempt.

I recently received an email from [email protected]. The email stated that a P6 Current Account Application had been opened under my name. Towards the end of the email, in small text, there was a bold notification asking if I had not applied for a current account and provided a number to report it. Concerned about the email, I decided to call the number provided and spoke with a man who had a Midlands accent. He asked for my name, date of birth, and address. At this point, I started feeling uncomfortable about providing my personal information to someone over the phone. To be safe, I decided to search for the Santander Fraud phone number myself. I discovered that the number I was speaking with did not match the official Santander Fraud number. Upon informing the person on the other line about the discrepancy, he started acting suspiciously, which made me very uneasy. In response, I quickly ended the call.

A person responded, stating their location as Santander.

Beware of a scam that involves a phishing phone number or email disguised as Santander.

Throughout the entire week, there hasn't been a single message that was answered. On one occasion, I received a response, but when I picked up, there was no one on the line.

I received a letter containing that number today, but it seems rather suspicious to me!

Claims to be affiliated with Santander Bank.