Re: [Hampshire] Scamming call

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Author: Leszek Kobiernicki 1
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Subject: Re: [Hampshire] Scamming call
On 25/01/13 12:46, Roger Munford wrote:
> I just received a scamming call from Asia and spent some time playing
> gullible while trying to get my wife to phone the police/BT with a
> hope that the call could be traced and stopped.
>
> However the police, "actionfraud" operator told that there was nothing
> that could be done and BT operator services aren't working today.
>
> I managed to get the dog barking and told "Jeff" that I had to go and
> he could call me this afternoon.
>
> Is there anything further that I can do?
>
>
> Roger

This has become big business for the criminal underworld - so much so,
that the Police unit which was formed to act against it, was disbanded,
and its role ended. As far as I know, there has been NFA on this kind
of thing, since 1999. The focus is on the big boys - not small fry, who
only carry out the orders of their seniors.

There is just too much activity in that sphere, for the agencies to cope
with. We have been abandoned to suffer it on our own !

Sorry to give you the bad news,

L
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