Dodgy call from 'Natwest'

[doofer]

why the
hell does kapows
write every
post in this
stupid structure?

because
spamming to MM/Free Delivery
will get him banned
so
he is
haikuing
his way
there
instead

 

[Vonhelmet]

why the
hell does kapows
write every
post in this
stupid structure?

Because he's a retard, and probably a trolling ex-member to boot. Probably best ignored until he does something stupid and gets banned.

 

[JBuk]

returnee spamming thier way in MM?

/stir

 

[Narj]

returnee spamming thier way in MM?

/stir

Is he a shop?

 

[vti_786]

it is worrying the amount of calls you get claiming to be whom they are, same goes for the emails you get from banks, the bank with which you don't even have an account with

 

[macca672]

Perhaps he's typing it from a mobile device, some of them make the text look that way when posted.

 

[Vonhelmet]

Perhaps he's typing it from a mobile device, some of them make the text look that way when posted.

Of all the people who post on here, I don't think anyone has ever run into this problem with typing on a mobile device before...

 

[macca672]

Of all the people who post on here, I don't think anyone has ever run into this problem with typing on a mobile device before...

I have seen it on a few other forums i visit. Admittedly they are not vbulletin boards, but they are usually signed off with "posted from x x device"

 

[GreatAuk]

top tip
next time a company calls you
hang up after establishing who they are
wait for one hour
then ring back said company on their official number
enquire about any notes left on your account
and why they called you
if they say they didnt call you
ask them to make a note stating you did call back to enquire but they had nothing to dicsuss

then you can hold them liable
simple common sense logic
THINK

Sounds sensible...

I actually think posts like this are actually quite easy to read, and get the points across quite well, however detached from traditional post grammar they are. However, I can't help reading it with a sort of rapper-posh southerner-artificial computerised type voice.

 

[SiD the Turtle]

http://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/08453510043/2

Good grief, from that thread:

Got a call from them on monday saying i owed £77 so i put £200 to cover it, then next day saw it had left my account but not gone into my natwest, gave natwest a call and they said it probably wasn't them that i day i got 4 missed calls calle dthem back and spoke to a woman, i said that i thought this was a scam and i wasn't going to give her any details she said its not i am from natwest collections blah blah blah!

so being a mug i gave her my date of birth and my postcode for my old address, she said, oh thats not the one we have on the system! so i'm really confused, i have only as of 4 weeks ago got a new a number and gave it to natwest and updated my address at the same time, either this is genuinely natwest or Natwest are selling customer details or there is a leak in their security systems!

This is scarey and i am worried that they could really screw me over now,

If they have my address and date of birth, what can they do? I reported the fraud to lloyds (the card i used to pay first time round) and they cancelled my card, but can they take loans etc out?

They asked for my natwest bank account details i didn't give it to them, but i really don't know whatto do now, natwest are ****! i hate them!

 

[iviv]

Posting on topic
If I can derail it more
funny posts resume

 

[Vixen]

Good grief, from that thread:

The worst part is "natwest are ****! i hate them!". Yes, Natwest made you give out your card details for a Lloyds account over the phone...