Early in the morning, an unfamiliar ring from this number often signals unwanted intrusions. Comments suggest it's likely a harassing call from someone pushing doors and windows sales, though some label it as a potential scam with no message left. Block the number straight away to prevent repeats, and report it to your phone provider if it persists. Register with the Telephone Preference Service if you haven't already—it's a solid barrier against cold callers. Stay cautious with unknown numbers; let them go to voicemail first. If they push for personal details, hang up immediately. Keeping a log of such calls can help spot patterns and strengthen complaints to authorities like Ofcom.
At 09:12 this morning an unknown number rang; the answering machine let the caller listen for a few seconds before the call was abruptly ended with no message – typical of scammers, so avoid.
I didn't answer because the caller ID was unfamiliar.
Just like the earlier note, the caller hung up without leaving a voicemail.
When David from Doors and Windows introduced himself, I mentioned I’m registered with the TPS and terminated the call.
I ignored the call as the number was unfamiliar; after looking it up I realised it was a scam and promptly blocked it.
