I’ve just had an unsolicited email from a certain Jessica Mitchell through my site, requesting a call to this number. It’s blatantly a scam!

It seems that Jessica Mitchell has sent out the same “Please return my call” message as numerous others. Best to disregard it!

I received a couple of messages through my WordPress contact form from a Jessica Mitchell, requesting a callback to a specific number. However, the rest of her message was just nonsense, so I decided not to return the call. Turns out, that was a wise decision!

Just got a couple of queries through our contact form late last night (around 3am GMT). Both were asking us to ring a Georgia Carter. However, after checking the mobile number provided, it turns out to be one of those extortionate 60p a minute lines! Definitely feels like a dodgy request, so we'll just brush it off.

I received a note from someone named Jessica Mitchell through a website’s form. Strangely, there wasn’t a single detail regarding what the inquiry entailed. All she mentioned was to give her a ring at +44 8712771062. Interestingly, the message was sent from the States.

Submitted a message via the website – managed to solve the captcha too!

I got a message through our website from the number listed above, requesting a phone call. I had my suspicions that it wasn’t a legitimate inquiry, and my gut feeling was right after checking your site. Thank you for the assistance!

I've been receiving texts from a number begging for a call back at +44 8712771062. It appears to be nothing more than a nuisance spammer. I'm grateful for your site, which helped me steer clear of these unwanted distractions!

Just like many have mentioned, I received a message stating 'I’m keen'—a clear scam. Best to steer clear of it!

I've had a similar run-in as many others, with them urging me to ring up that premium rate number. Clearly, I had no intention of doing so!

I can relate to your experience; it's either outright spam or a dodgy attempt at phishing, isn't it?

I got an identical message on my site earlier today. I'm really pleased I took the time to look into it before making that call back.

I've received a similar email urging me to give her a ring. After seeing the feedback here, it seems wise to steer clear of this one!

I found the name Jessica Mitchell on my inquiry form for the website. It’s linked to a dodgy premium rate phone number – definitely flagged it as a scam!

Received a message via my site from a woman requesting me to ring her on +44 8712771062. After checking the details, I thought it wise to steer clear of this one.

Message sent via my site: Title - Keen to Connect - Content - Kindly ring me at +44 08712771062. Email from [email protected][###]

Just had a similar experience not long ago. Contact Name: Jessica Mitchell, Number: 8712771062. You can reach me at: [email protected]. Title: Expression of Interest. Message: Would you be kind enough to give me a bell on +44 8712771062? Cheers!

A message was received from Jessica Mitchell via our site, where she requested a call back at the number 44 871277106. It’s worth noting, as highlighted by Money Saving Expert, that 087 numbers come with a service fee – "Service charge: This is imposed by the company you're attempting to reach." This appears to be a potential scam, so I recommend steering clear of any communication.

Here we go again! I've received a message via the website's contact form asking me to ring them. Please make sure to remove it.

Absolute con artist! I received a form submission on my site, just like so many others have reported. If you could give me a ring on +44 8712771062, that would be grand. Cheers, Jessica Mitchell - [email protected][###].

It seems I've been inundated with unsolicited messages via the contact form. If you wish to reach me, kindly give me a call at +44 8712771062. Thank you!

Absolutely a dodgy operation. Steer clear of that number!

I've encountered this twice now, and considering myself fairly astute, I recognised that unusual hissing sound straightaway—it raised my suspicions! Just a couple of seconds resulted in a cost of 48p. On the second occasion, I received a text, which prompted me to unleash a few colourful phrases. I've also made sure to spread the word by sharing the details all over my social media platforms!

I got a rather similar message: there’s an inquiry about something. Email: [email protected][###] and the phone number is +44 8712771062. Wouldn’t it be something if it were actually the same Jessica Mitchells I stumbled upon while scrolling through Instagram? Hilarious, right?

Got in touch with me through the contact form on my website.

I found it a bit peculiar, so I did a quick search online and stumbled upon this.

I've just gone through something quite similar myself. It popped up on my site. The name was Sophie Morgan, and the email looked like this: [email protected][###]. She was keen to chat, leaving her number as +44 8712771062 and also ticked the box to join the mailing list. Quite the coincidence!

I’ve just had a message asking me to ring on +44 8712771062 from a Jessica Parker. She also left an email, but I won’t be disclosing that here. After seeing what others said about this number, I’ve made the choice to block it. Best wishes!

Just like many others, if your website features a 'contact page', there's a good chance you're on the radar of potential spammers or telemarketers.

Name: Sophie Morgan Email: [email protected][###] Phone: 8712771062 Inquiry Regarding: Message: Would you be so kind as to give me a bell on +44 8712771062? I've received a message through our business portal at the listed number, but our spam filter flagged it, which is usually spot on. Thought I'd double-check and confirm the same here.

Just like the previous comment, but for the love of all things good, avoid searching for that site on Google. It displays a warning about a virus, claiming your device is compromised. I ran Malwarebytes to be on the safe side, and it came up clear; definitely seems like another dodgy scheme!

I filled out the contact form on my company's WordPress site earlier today. The number connects to what appears to be a busy call centre.

Clearly a dodgy operation – if thousands of folks ring in, they'll pocket a tidy sum from the unwary!

I received the following details today: - **Name:** Sophie Morgan - **Email:** [email protected] - **Phone Number:** 8712771062 - **Message:** Could you give me a ring at +44 8712771062, please?

I got a message through our site that just read, "Kindly give me a ring." It seems that the number in question is linked to a premium rate service.

I submitted a request for a callback through the company's online portal.

Fraud alert – received a message urging me to ring Sophie Morgan through my website. It seems like someone’s got a bot churning out these trickster calls to line their pockets. Even though it’s not a full premium rate, it’s still coming at a cost!

Sophie Morgan just dropped a note on our site—similar to the rest of the messages we've been receiving.

I received a request via the website asking me to ring them back, but considering it was a premium rate number, I chose to send them an email instead.

I noticed the number listed on my business's website, so I thought I’d give them a ring. However, nothing came of it. Seems like they're just in it for the cash from the calls.

Received an email requesting that I give Sophie Morgan a ring, but that was the sum total of the information provided—just her name and an email address. I took it upon myself to investigate the email, and lo and behold, it turns out to be flagged as spam and has even been blacklisted by Cleantalk. Quite alarming, to say the least!

I received an email through my site requesting a phone call to Sophie Morgan, but there was no additional information provided. Quite cryptic, really!