A few delivery companies are asking for a signature before hand, it’s not sign to say you’ve received it but to say you will be there. It’s usually only for expensive items.
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
A man phoned this morning,
offering a 30% discount to O2 customers.
He then sent a text with a one-time-passcode and asked for it to be read
out to him! When I contacted O2, they
said it was definitely a scam.
The call came, apparently, from a” Liverpool” number: 0151 453 1041.
I haven't yet had this particular "offer" but, recently, I've had several similar ones. If they claim they're from a bank/company etc. of which I'm a customer, sometimes I ask them to give 3 specific details of my account, chosen by me, so as to prove that they truly are, or, in a certain tone, I ask them if they would like my password.(!!) I learnt the latter from Danae. Invariably, the line goes dead.
Call this morning claiming to be from BT Security saying that someone was trying to use our Internet connection. The number was a genuine BT number, but the caller did not know who the account holder is, so a scam call. If in doubt, put the phone down and ring BT on their free number.
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A man phoned this morning, offering a 30% discount to O2 customers. He then sent a text with a one-time-passcode and asked for it to be read out to him! When I contacted O2, they said it was definitely a scam.
The call came, apparently, from a” Liverpool” number: 0151 453 1041.
0151 543 1041 / 01515431041 Liverpool - Who Called Us?
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