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This number has called me repeatedly only to disconnect when I answer. It’s high time they faced some scrutiny and were put to a halt!

Twice I got calls from Laso Pharmacy, first a woman called Amanda, then her brother Joseph from Mumbai. They said their place was in the US and that they could get me Viagra and stuff cheaper (I don't take those pills anyway, so no saving for me). Joseph was pretty polite and stuck to his lines, so he didn't slip up when I asked questions.

Said they were with BT Openreach like others here mentioned. On the third try, we ended up just hanging up since the caller said nothing.

Got a call from these fraudsters who wanted me to let them into my computer!

Got a call earlier today, took me a bit to pick up. The person on the line spoke with an accent, sounded like they were quite far off. She said she was from a pharmacy and tried to push some discounted meds on me. I told her I wasn’t interested and the call ended straight away.

I picked up the call, but after a moment of stillness, I decided to hang up.

I called but no one answered so I just hung up.

Got a call from a lady with an Asian accent saying she was from BT Openreach. She told me my computer had a virus and asked me to turn it on so they could sort it out. Definitely a scam from that number.

Got a call from someone claiming to be Virgin Media, but it was obvious it was some bloke from India. When I mentioned I’d check the number by dialling 1471, they just went quiet and then cut me off. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.

I've received a call from this number previously. I tend to ignore any calls from numbers I'm not familiar with.

Got a call from a woman with an Indian accent saying she was calling from a pharmacy, asking if I was taking any meds. When I asked what for, she just said “because we’re a pharmacy.” Told her I don’t do questions from random callers and she just hung up on me. Weird.

I picked up, and all I got was silence followed by a recorded woman saying "Goodbye" before the line went dead. Strange, no one actually spoke.

This number just rang me up, saying they were calling from Virgin Media. They wanted to check if I was aware my internet was running slow. I told them I hadn’t experienced any issues and that I’d get in touch with Virgin Media myself if I ever did. After chatting for a bit, the bloke ended the call. The creepy bit is, he actually knew my email address as well.

Got a call from an Indian guy who said he was with "Lassa Pharmacy" and asked for me by name. He wanted to know if I was on any meds. I told him I’d never heard of that place and it’s none of his business what medication I take. I also told him to stop calling me.

Received a couple of calls earlier today, around half ten in the morning. The initial call was from a gentleman with an Indian accent who mumbled something that was completely garbled before hanging up. On the second attempt, when I inquired about the purpose of his call, he swiftly ended the conversation as well. Interestingly, one of the earlier comments refers to an Indian caller purporting to be from Norton antivirus just five days back. I had a similar encounter not long ago, aware that my subscription was all in order. When I mentioned I couldn’t quite grasp what he was saying, another individual took over, and alas, he was just as unclear. That call ended promptly as well. It's quite comforting to see others sharing their experiences. Just a fortnight ago, an Indian chap insisted I had been involved in an accident, to which I promptly replied that he knew full well I hadn’t been anywhere near one!

I got a call from someone claiming to be with a pharmacy, asking to speak to my husband and mentioned his name right away. They said it was about some medication.

I got a call but no one spoke, just a click and then it hung up as soon as I picked up.

Got a call from a lady with a strong Indian accent, sounded like she was from one of those call centres. She said she was from "the Online Pharmacy, sir" and wanted to ask if I was on any meds. I asked her if their script actually worked better than that infamous Microsoft scam that’s been going around forever. She just cut me off straight away. What a joke. Complete scammers, honestly.

I received a call from a chap with an Asian accent claiming to be from a pharmacy. He was waffling on about some extraordinary deal offering up to 70% off my prescriptions. I politely declined and hung up the phone, but honestly, anyone could fall for that sort of trickery. What if someone without scepticism believes these con artists? It frustrates me to no end that these dodgy characters keep pestering us. I really wish there was a way to put a stop to their shifty antics for good!

I received three calls within a twenty-minute window, from 9:30 to 9:50. Each time, there was just silence on the other end, followed by a robotic voice bidding farewell. Such a bother! Could anyone suggest the best way to block these pesky calls?

Constantly getting calls every few mins from some kind of auto-dialler, then all I hear is a voice just saying goodbye. I guess the scammers on the other end are tied up or don't bother answering.

I received a call from a gentleman who said he was representing Norton Antivirus, and he sounded as if he were based in India.

this number kept ringing me three times in just ten minutes. when i tried calling it back, it went straight to some kind of robot message saying the number was unknown. quite odd if you ask me.

I was utterly baffled by what he meant.