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A Bangor woman received more than 4,500 phone calls after the Spend Local scheme accidentally gave out her business number instead of their helpline.
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An email reminding people to spend the remainder of their prepaid cards before the deadline was sent on Thursday.
However the number was wrong by one digit and went through to Helen McMahon's first aid training firm.
She tried to respond to most callers, the Belfast Telegraph reported.
"At the start of the Spend Local scheme I was getting a lot of phone calls because there is one digit difference between my business landline number and theirs," she told BBC's Good Morning Ulster.
"Then that sort of died away and I was getting one or two calls a day and then from Thursday evening my phone went mad and all these voicemails were being left.
"I thought all these people were looking for first aid training coming up to Christmas.
"I was listening to them and one woman in particular sounded lovely and I rang her back and explained she had misdialled and she read out the email and forwarded it to me and I realised, oh my goodness and that was the start of it."