Dodgy lot. Steer clear!

Dodgy bunch, steer clear of them!

I received a call from someone claiming to be with Carphone Warehouse. They mentioned they could provide me with the latest Samsung S21 at a lower cost than my current contract and would even cover the remaining balance of what I owe. However, they requested my bank information, stating they needed to process a £29 payment that would be reimbursed once everything was in place.

I’ve been contacted by a fraudster named Maria Tate, claiming that a camera costing £1800 was purchased using my PayPal account. The funny thing is, I don’t even possess a PayPal account!

I received a call from this number earlier and the caller claimed to be from Amazon's internet security team. They mentioned that a certain David Paul Thompson was attempting to purchase a phone online, but that they had caught wind of it being a scam. I didn’t let her ramble on for too long because it was obvious it was a fraudulent call.

Yet another familiar tale. He introduced himself as James Russ and had a distinct Indian accent, claiming to be from the Amazon tech support team. He mentioned that a chap named Thompson from Devon attempted to purchase a smartphone using my account. He was adamant that my IP address had been compromised and urged me to turn on my computer so he could 'secure' it for me. Quite the tale, isn't it?

I received a call from an Asian lady named Hannah who was adamant that my Amazon account was being used to purchase a mobile phone for a whopping £399.00. She asked me to jump on my computer to sort it out, but I flat out refused. She suggested she’d ring me back tomorrow when I was more available to get on my PC. Clever attempt, but no thanks!

I received a call from someone claiming to be John Wright, but with a distinctly Asian accent, who was requesting remote access to my computer through Amazon. Thankfully, I stumbled across this website and it saved me a lot of hassle. Cheers for the help!

I received a call from an individual who claims to be John Wright, purportedly representing Amazon's security team. He alleged that my account had been compromised through spoofing and insisted that I switch on my computer to grant him access. It’s clearly a dodgy con artist at play here; I would strongly advise everyone to avoid such calls like the plague.

It's downright disgraceful how some people stoop so low, taking advantage of others – they ought to hang their heads in shame. What a bunch of despicable individuals!

It seems like I’ve come across a crafty con artist trying to plant some dodgy software.