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Chances are, you know that calling a 0845 number is likely to incur a cost but what about when you ring a number beginning 070…?
“070” might look like the beginning of a mobile phone number but in fact it’s the prefix used for digital numbers. This week, Action Fraud have reported that “070” numbers have featured in over 2,600 fraud reports they’ve received over the past year. This is because some 070 numbers are connecting victims to premium rate numbers when called, leaving the unsuspecting caller with big phone bills.
Read more here
http://www.blog.noddle.co.uk/watch-...e=emailCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=
Nano
“070” might look like the beginning of a mobile phone number but in fact it’s the prefix used for digital numbers. This week, Action Fraud have reported that “070” numbers have featured in over 2,600 fraud reports they’ve received over the past year. This is because some 070 numbers are connecting victims to premium rate numbers when called, leaving the unsuspecting caller with big phone bills.
Read more here
http://www.blog.noddle.co.uk/watch-...e=emailCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=
Nano