Relentless rings from unknown numbers can turn a quiet evening into a real nuisance, can't they? These calls appear to be persistent survey attempts designed to harvest personal details, often with a scam twist like false prize offers. The callers dodge direct questions and push for quick yes/no responses, escalating to more intrusive queries. Block the number immediately using your phone's settings or apps like Truecaller to halt the harassment. Register with the Telephone Preference Service to reduce unsolicited calls legally. If they persist, report to Action Fraud for potential scams—better safe than sorry with your info. Stay vigilant; hang up on anything that feels off, no need to engage.
They kept calling non‑stop and I never picked up, no voicemail left, mate.
A fast‑talking lady with an Indian accent said she was conducting a marketing survey, promising only a few minutes. She rattled off a list of companies that could send me information; I declined every offer. After about seven minutes, she wrapped up, speaking even faster, and ended the call.
Someone sounding like Michael Bates from ‘It Ain't Half Hot Mum’ called to conduct a survey, evaded my question about location, pushed a yes/no questionnaire, and hung up when I refused to give my age bracket.
It appears to be a survey scam promising £2,000 – an unsolicited call.
