Yet another dodgy number has come to light. Their tricks are becoming increasingly blatant! I took a moment to verify on this board. Trusting my gut proved to be spot on. I'll be sure to report them and add them to my block list.

I'm utterly baffled by these vouchers and the sign-up process for what seems like brilliant offers. They're sending things through the post, and I'm left pondering just what on earth is happening. How on earth did they manage to obtain my name, address, and phone number? I've got serious reservations about all of this!

If you receive a call from an unknown number, it's best not to pick up.

I'm unfamiliar with this number, so I've decided to block it. I never pick up calls from numbers I don’t recognise.

Just received a call from this number moments ago. It was the third time they’ve tried to get in touch, trying to push some sort of vouchers. I've had enough, so I’ve now blocked them.

I received a message stating that I'd struck lucky and was to receive £15 worth of Tesco vouchers, with the chance to bag an additional £70 by completing a few survey questions! Total nonsense, I wouldn’t trust it for a minute! Just spam, pure and simple!

I've had a few calls from this number now, around three in total. Today, I decided to pick up, only to hear a chap with a foreign accent telling someone to be quiet in the background. It was all rather peculiar, so I cut the call short and added the number to my blocked list.

Last evening, I got a rather peculiar phone call. The caller claimed to be offering me a voucher but then went on to say that if I didn’t send back an item, I’d be facing some charges. They even tried to connect their call to a purchase I’d made not too long ago. Quite dodgy, if you ask me!

Last night, I answered a call from someone who claimed they were providing me with a voucher. They went on to say that if I failed to return an item, I would incur a charge. Strangely, they connected their call to a recent transaction I had made. It felt rather dodgy, to say the least!

Fraudsters at work!

I received calls from this number both today and yesterday, but my phone flagged it as spam.

I received a phone call on the very day I was anticipating a delivery from Chums. The caller seemed well-informed, as he was aware of my address and the order I was expecting. He mentioned that a £50 voucher would be sent along with my parcel, yet surprisingly, no financial information was requested. To my dismay, no vouchers accompanied the shipment when it finally arrived. It felt as though he was merely confirming details he already possessed. I’ll definitely be keeping my wits about me regarding any future interactions.

I've been receiving persistent calls from this number, but I always choose not to answer.

Got a dodgy call registered with Vodafone. I've since blocked the number. Classic voucher scam, it seems.

Scam involving vouchers.

Received a call from this number claiming they’d be dispatching some vouchers my way. I simply hung up.

I've been receiving incessant calls from this number that I have no desire to engage with. I've chosen to ignore them, yet they persist in trying to reach me.

I haven't got a clue what that was about. The phone rang twice and then went silent. After that, I received a voicemail, but there was nothing in it. Quite peculiar, really!

Rang me once more; I totally forgot to put them on my block list, what a daft move! I shall take care of that right after I post this message.

I’m quite relieved I dodged those two calls!

Received a call that I didn't pick up, so I decided to look it up on this site.

I didn't pick up as I suspected it was a dodgy scam call, so I just blocked the number without a second thought.

Received a call about a supposed purchase I'd made, claiming I’d won £100 in vouchers. Trouble is, I haven't bought anything recently! I ended the call quickly and made sure to block the number. Definitely a dodgy scam if you ask me.

I missed a staggering ten calls from this number. Eventually, I answered the last one, and to my surprise, they claimed I’d won a £50 voucher. They even had my address! When they asked for my bank information to process the voucher, I quickly ended the call.

I refrained from picking up the phone since the number seemed unfamiliar. Having browsed through your website and seen the unfavourable comments, I’m inclined to believe this call held little significance.

I got a call from this number and didn’t have a clue who it was, given that I don’t know anyone residing in London. After doing a bit of digging, I discovered it’s linked to a scam!

It’s absolutely infuriating when they cut the line right after you pick up! So frustrating!

I was baffled when I stumbled upon this number; it rang a bell but not in a good way. A quick search revealed that it’s nothing but a con!

I received a call from 02080561095 on a Saturday afternoon. I chose not to pick up since I didn't recognise the number.

I chose not to pick up the phone since it’s been ringing repeatedly.

I decided not to pick up the call.

How peculiar! I received a voicemail that was utterly bizarre—just a cacophony of birds chirping, followed by a solid six seconds of someone heavily breathing. Quite unsettling, to say the least!

I've received calls from the same number a whopping six times over the past week!

This appears to be a fraudulent operation.

Oh, here comes yet another iteration of the 0208 056 ... number (it’s the third one I’ve encountered just this week)! The moment I spot it’s from these fraudsters, I don't waste a moment — I simply block the number without even checking this site to see if it's confirmed as a scam.

I chose not to pick up as I’m not familiar with the number... If it's significant and they genuinely need to reach me, they can always drop a message. On another note, I recently made a purchase with Easylife for my father, and they were quite aggressive in their sales pitch, so I was somewhat anticipating a call like this.

I received a call from this number, and the person on the other end expressed gratitude for something I apparently did last year, though I haven’t a clue what they were referring to. They even mentioned my address, which left me feeling quite anxious and on edge.

I've come across a bit of a treasure trove regarding complimentary shopping vouchers! They're doing the rounds, and it's quite the opportunity to snag some free goodies. Quite handy for those looking to save a few quid while indulging. If you’re keen, it’s worth exploring!

The person who rang didn't bother to leave any sort of voicemail.

The phone rang for an unexpectedly prolonged period, far beyond what one might anticipate.