I had a bit of a peculiar experience when I received a call from a chap named Harry, followed by another from a bloke called Garry. Neither of them bothered to mention which company they were representing. It certainly raised my eyebrows—definitely sounds like a potential scam, so stay alert out there!

This isn’t the genuine StepChange. It’s a con artist pretending to represent the charity in an attempt to persuade you to sign up for an IVA. Truly despicable. Just block them right away!

They’re asserting that they're representatives of StepChange, but let’s be real—StepChange doesn’t operate any call centres in ff#H#### Bangladesh.

What a load of rubbish! I've just received a call from some dodgy lead generators masquerading as representatives from StepChange, a supposed charity for financial guidance. Their aim? To pressurise unsuspecting folks into signing up for an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA). Honestly, steer clear and block them right away!

Had a call from someone purporting to be with a firm named Credit Solutions. They requested my date of birth, but when I declined to provide it, they began to make wild guesses! They also had my address completely muddled. I called them out as fraudsters, and they promptly terminated the call. Classic scam tactics!

If you happen to receive a call from this number, exercise caution! It’s definitely a scam. They’ll attempt to mislead you into believing they represent some sort of agency. In my personal experience, they claimed to be from the Step Change department. Just don't divulge any personal information whatsoever – not even a morsel. It's best to just disregard the number altogether.

I received a call from this number inquiring about whether I hold life insurance. The moment they discovered my response, they promptly ended the conversation. Quite unsettling, really. I advise against engaging or disclosing any personal information to them. Stay vigilant!