You’re being rushed.
A caller insists you must act immediately, keep the call secret or stay on the line while you move money.
Check the number on your screen and read what other people experienced. A report can help you decide what to do next. It cannot prove who called.
Reports describe calls, not verified caller identities. A displayed number can be spoofed.
A caller insists you must act immediately, keep the call secret or stay on the line while you move money.
They ask for a password, a one-time code or remote access to your device. End the call and contact the organisation independently.
Use contact details you already trust, such as those in your banking app or on a statement. Don’t rely on a number supplied during the call.
Tell other people what happened without sharing private details. For official reporting routes, follow our practical guide.
Blocking and reporting →For a suspicious call to your mobile, text Call followed by the phone number to 7726. Your mobile provider can investigate. For a landline or withheld number, ask your phone provider how to report it.
Official 7726 instructions ↗Sales calls, debt collection and legitimate contact belong in the all-call report directory.