Not obeying the 7 in 7 rule of the Fair Debt Collection Act. Call constantly.
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Call many many times. Do not keep to the
7 in 7 rule for the Fair Debt Collection Act.
This is a scam
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Scam call about energy contracts using fake numbers from Torino starting with 011087. The last 4 digits keep changing. It's better to block the whole prefix +39011087*, which is assigned to the operator Unidata (formerly TWT) and so not very important
Scam call about energy contracts using fake numbers from Torino starting with 011087. The last 4 digits keep changing. It's better to block the whole prefix +39011087*, which is assigned to the operator Unidata (formerly TWT) and so not very important
Loan robocall scam
Scam call about energy contracts using fake numbers from Torino starting with 011087. The last 4 digits keep changing. It's better to block the whole prefix +39011087*, which is assigned to the operator Unidata (formerly TWT) and so not very important
Scam call about energy contracts using fake numbers from Torino starting with 011087. The last 4 digits keep changing. It's better to block the whole prefix +39011087*, which is assigned to the operator Unidata (formerly TWT) and so not very important
Scam call about energy contracts using fake numbers from Torino starting with 011087. The last 4 digits keep changing. It's better to block the whole prefix +39011087*, which is assigned to the operator Unidata (formerly TWT) and so not very important
