Late afternoon in London, reports of persistent calls from this number often end abruptly or push dubious offers. Many describe silent hang-ups, robot surveys, or intrusive questions about personal finances and home details, despite TPS registration. This pattern screams scam tactics or aggressive telemarketing, designed to fish for info or sell unwanted services like debt fixes or insulation schemes. Hang up immediately if you answer—don't engage or share details. Block the number on your phone, report to Ofcom via their site, and consider a call screening app for peace. Staying vigilant keeps these nuisances at bay without feeding their game.
I missed the call from an unfamiliar number, appearing as a nuisance on my screen.
The caller ID was unknown, even though the number is on the TPS list, and I didn’t answer.
I missed a call today and no message was left on my answering machine.
They hung up abruptly; scammers ought to seek proper employment.
An automated survey call was made; I terminated it.
A voicemail was left, inviting me to a brief survey with 'incredible offers' – obviously a scam.
The caller kept asking irrelevant questions about age, income, home ownership, unrelated to loft insulation; I refused and they hung up.
Probably a scam.
Another scam – the sixth this week.
Called three times today; each time the line went silent without any conversation.
Another unfamiliar number rang my landline.
Just a scam.
The call was cut off instantly after I answered, with no words spoken.
When I answered, I asked how they got my number and the caller hung up.
Received a call proposing a claim for a new gas boiler and home insulation under a sketchy scheme; the caller just ended the call abruptly.
A firm called Debt Fix (020 4601 2275) phoned today; I'm fed up having to tell them I have no debts, and they just hung up rudely.
