I attempted to get some information about my mobile phone contract when I was unexpectedly offered a substantial discount—one that seemed utterly unlikely, given that I'm already on the best possible rates. The lack of a proper introduction and the distinctly Mumbay accent certainly raised my eyebrows and made me quite wary of the entire situation.

🚨🚨🚨🚨Beware of a rather unpleasant lady from Vodafone! She’s attempting to pull off a tricky little scam to swipe your information for ordering a brand new phone on your behalf. Honestly, there's just an abundance of dodgy characters like this floating about. Engaging with them could lead to trouble, so consider yourself cautioned! 🚨🚨🚨🚨

I encountered some difficulty grasping what an Indian lady was saying – there seemed to be a lot of talk about some Vodafone scam and whatnot.

What a right faff I've had! These chancers claimed they could cut my Vodafone contract in half, but when I asked about it, they started going on like a maniac. I was told I couldn't exit my contract, and their tempers really flared – next thing I knew, they were having a go at me. Absolute nonsense!

I received a call from someone inquiring if I held a Vodafone account. Her accent was distinctly Indian, and I found it quite challenging to grasp what she was saying. She continued to ramble on about some new contract offer, but I decided to end the conversation swiftly; surely, if there were any updates regarding my contract, Vodafone would either send me a letter or drop me an email.

I received a dodgy call that seemed aimed at prying into my personal details, claiming it was from Vodafone. The thing is, I’m not even a Vodafone subscriber!

Received a dodgy call claiming to be from Vodafone.