Relentless daily calls from this number often disrupt work routines, with callers pushing broadband deals for businesses. Many report aggressive tactics, like demanding to speak to directors or owners without introduction, leading to frustration and blocks. While a few mention legitimate XLN service checks, the majority flag it as pushy sales or potential scams. Harassment seems common, with silent hangs or forceful pitches. To handle, register with the Telephone Preference Service, use call-blocking apps if available, and never share details over unsolicited calls—report persistent ones to Ofcom for investigation.
The calls never cease; I receive two to three daily at work and would have blocked them sooner if the phones allowed it.
We get calls three times daily from someone claiming to be XLN broadband wanting to speak with our director.
My phone rang, and the device flagged it as a scam.
Looks like a broadband scam.
Calls keep coming repeatedly.
A disrespectful person was pushing a broadband sale.
Received a mobile call today; an app identified the number as a scam, so I ignored it. I'm located in Northern Ireland.
Probably XLN chasing me to renew an expired contract over a year old. I've already moved to a better deal and gave them 30 days' notice, yet they keep calling with a supposedly better offer. It's odd they let me overpay as a loyal customer and now want to save me money because I'm leaving. 🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️ Bye.
The XLN broadband service team rang to discuss issues with my broadband.
I kept receiving spam calls and when I called back, the line disconnected automatically.
They ring but never leave a voicemail.
One of the most rude firms to call, XLN clearly isn't after business as even their cold calls are obnoxious. Report this number to your provider.
Looking to reach the MD – he's not in the office. When would be a good time to catch him? Need his office number – he's unavailable at work. Wow!
Business Telecommunications by XLN – https://www.xln.co.uk/
Repeated calls about cheaper broadband and phone deals left no room for response; after several refusals I blocked the number.
Got a ring from Ben at XLN, whatever that is. I hung up and blocked the number.
A broadband pitch from 020 7793 5245, probably a scam – they've rung our business line several times over the last fortnight.
Calls continue without any information, so I put the handset down.
The call concerned broadband for SMEs, but I’m not involved, so I hung up.
They insisted on speaking with the owner, promising to save money on broadband.
