Call logs reveal a blend of insurance outreach and wary suspicions, with one verified interaction from a legitimate broker discussing life cover and funeral options. No voicemail drops suggest evasion of direct contact, common in unsolicited sales. Register with the Telephone Preference Service to curb such intrusions, and always verify caller identities via official channels before engaging. If pestering persists, log details for potential ICO complaints—harassment thresholds apply even to 'safe' firms. Screen unknowns to protect business lines from time-wasters.
My business mobile, seven years old, had DND enabled, so I missed the call and no voicemail arrived. It came at 12:31 pm on Thursday.
A firm offering business insurance rang to construct a quote.
I received a call today from Search Life, a major insurance broker based in Macclesfield; the conversation with a polite female operator about life insurance and funeral plans seemed legitimate.
Potential scam?
Potential scam.
