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Is someone at EE customer service selling customer personal data? 😬

JB265
Explorer

I got a scam call claiming to be EE and asking for my name and email address one day after I called EE’s real number.

Seems like a strange coincidence since it’s the first targeted EE scam call like this I’ve ever received. 

Could the call centre employee have sold my number to scammers? Could EE be compromised? Slightly concerned now.

JB

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Verk
Skilled Contributor
Skilled Contributor

Doubtful, scammers just tend to try their luck and say they are from a network

Likely coincidence you had one saying they were from EE a short while after you actually contacted EE

 

 

XRaySpeX
EE Community Star
EE Community Star

What no. called you?

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Hopefully 👍🏻

It was from a uk mobile number. I called EE afterwards and they confirmed it wasn’t from them

Ali_A
EE Community Support Team

Hi  @JB265 

You can always check if a call is genuine and from us on our How Do We Contact You page,
or if the call was from our Direct Partners at Phone numbers EE partners will call from, without having to call Customer Service.  

If you're concerned about unsolicited contact from other companies, you can visit How to avoid and prevent scams including phishing, vishing and smishing for hints on how to block and prevent these.


You can also report the call to be investigated at Report a scam call | Help 

Ali