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Good Afternoon! A few great deals for you to have a look through. Let us know if these are helpful 👍
Croissant themed loungewear and slippers range available from B&M with prices starting from just £4
99p - Jane’s Patisserie Classic: Timeless Cakes and Essential Bakes - The Sunday Times Bestseller
by Jane Dunn (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
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by Jane Dunn (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
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Is it just us getting bombarded with automated calls and voicemails saying “Please add me on WhatsApp”? 🤦♂️📱 Obviously, it's a scam but presumably it works.
Remember, you can report any spam or scam call by copying the phone number and texting:
Call
For example: Call 07123 456789
to 7726.
It’s completely free, works with all UK mobile operators, and if more of us reported these numbers, they’d likely get identified and blocked much quicker.
💡 Easy way to remember it: 7726 spells SPAM on your phone keypad. We’ve saved SPAM (7726) as a contact so we don’t have to remember the number.
🛑 How to report a spam or scam call: 🛑
1. Open the Phone app and find the spam/scam number in Recents.
2. Tap the number, then Details or the ⓘ icon.
3. Press and hold the phone number, then tap Copy.
4. Open Messages and start a new message.
5. Send the message to 7726 (SPAM).
6. Type Call, followed by the phone number you copied.
7. Press Send.
These steps work on both iPhone and Android, although the exact buttons may vary slightly between phones.
You can also write in 'Text' instead of 'call' if you get a spam/scam text message.
Remember, you can report any spam or scam call by copying the phone number and texting:
Call
For example: Call 07123 456789
to 7726.
It’s completely free, works with all UK mobile operators, and if more of us reported these numbers, they’d likely get identified and blocked much quicker.
💡 Easy way to remember it: 7726 spells SPAM on your phone keypad. We’ve saved SPAM (7726) as a contact so we don’t have to remember the number.
🛑 How to report a spam or scam call: 🛑
1. Open the Phone app and find the spam/scam number in Recents.
2. Tap the number, then Details or the ⓘ icon.
3. Press and hold the phone number, then tap Copy.
4. Open Messages and start a new message.
5. Send the message to 7726 (SPAM).
6. Type Call, followed by the phone number you copied.
7. Press Send.
These steps work on both iPhone and Android, although the exact buttons may vary slightly between phones.
You can also write in 'Text' instead of 'call' if you get a spam/scam text message.
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