This is not regarding a phishing phone call, but is an issue that should be raised.
The other day I received a phone call, automated, claiming to be from Virgin Media. It said I had exceeded my credit limit & if I did not make an immediate payment I would lose my services.
Of course I knew it was a con. I did not click on the 2 to make a payment. I hung up.
I called VM to tell them. I was told I was over the limit. I have posted on that matter in another forum. I mentioned the call & that it was just likeba phishing call. A call VM claim they would never make, as most companies say. I spoke to two different people who did not seem bothered. It was genuine, did not matter. I felt any call that sounds like a con does matter & should be changed.
Call people, tell them something onlt they & you could know to show it is genuine, with the offer to call back.
If you call like a phishing call most will hang up. How many will then call to verify? Thus, losing their services.
If ever in doubt do not pay, contact the company directly & check.
