Ever wondered why a call about a "car accident" drops you into silence the instant you answer? The pattern emerging from numerous reports points to an automated, pre‑recorded pitch that pretends you’re liable for an incident you never had. Such calls are classic scam tactics, designed to frighten you into handing over personal details or paying for bogus claims. If you receive a similar ring, hang up immediately, note the number and report it to the Information Commissioner’s Office. Consider adding the number to your phone’s block list and alert your provider. Stay sceptical of any unsolicited claim‑related offers – genuine insurers will never contact you this way.
Automated voice for accidents
Appears to be a scamming attempt
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vehicle accident claim
time completely wasted
Call ended abruptly
Spam callers reported
Scam about car accidents
Block this number to avoid scams
No car accident occurred
Dodgy London caller
Irritating accident questions
