Silent hang-ups and persistent rings dominate reports from this Bristol-based line, often linked to unsolicited insulation pitches. Recipients describe ignored refusals, with callers pushing 'free surveys' that raise red flags for scam tactics. One account notes repeated business harrassment, while others highlight delayed responses or no identification, fuelling suspicion. Such patterns suggest aggressive telemarketing laced with deceit. To counter, block the number immediately and log details for potential Ofcom reports. Avoid engaging; simply end the call to deny them traction. If pressure mounts, consider registering with the Telephone Preference Service for fewer intrusions.
Living in Warwickshire, they finally answered after a pause, then I hung up. Nice one!
The line keeps pestering my work phone about an insulation scheme; I'm not interested and I've already hung up, yet it rings again.
When I answered, they immediately hung up – definitely junk. Bloody nuisance.
Received a call from 0117 306 8779 – an unknown Bristol number that left no message. I blocked it, cheers.
They pitched a free roof‑insulation survey, shouting ‘SCAM!’ five times I declined, yet the lady kept rambling. When I finally raised my voice, she hung up. What a laugh!
I blocked the call; they never introduced themselves, which feels dodgy. Yep.
