A pattern emerges across numerous complaints linking +441284771490 to EasyLife‑related scams. Callers claim you’re eligible for a free fuel voucher but soon demand £1.99 postage or bank details to “process” it. The script often references recent EasyLife purchases, suggesting the number was sourced from the company’s customer list. Victims report persistent follow‑up calls even after refusing or asking to be removed. To protect yourself, never disclose personal or banking information to unsolicited callers, hang up immediately, and add the number to your phone’s block list. Report the incident to Action Fraud and alert EasyLife’s customer service about the data leak.
Recieved alot of harrassing call's about free voucher's, they dont stop even when you say your going too hang up
Dodgy product being sold here!
attempting to sel
caller lied about location
Very persistant caller's, annoying me
