I received a recorded message claiming to be from the National Crime Agency, but I suspect it's a scam.

I received a call at around quarter past six on a Friday evening from someone claiming to be with the Citizens Advice. He was telling me I apparently had a legal issue linked to a loan. I couldn't help but laugh, so I said, "If you're from Citizens Advice, then I'm the Queen of England!" before hanging up on him. What a cheek!

Received a call, but they just disconnected without saying a word. I've encountered these individuals previously; they allege to represent Citizens Advice. It's quite scandalous that we shell out for our phone services yet have to endure this nonsense. I'm incredibly grateful to Who Called Me for providing such a helpful resource.

Fraudulent loan operation.

I received a rather dubious phone call from someone claiming to represent a government initiative. He informed me that I had been chosen due to my so-called excessive debts and that they would miraculously be wiped clean free of charge. The funny thing is, I don't have any debts at all! I promptly told him I thought he was up to no good, likely trying to pull a fast one.

Received a call, but they hung up abruptly. I've encountered this lot before, pretending to be from Citizens Advice. It's absolutely appalling that we shell out for a phone line only to be subjected to this nonsense. I'm genuinely grateful to Who Called Me for providing such a handy service!