Like a wolf in sheep's clothing, these calls disguise themselves as helpful updates from familiar providers but pack a predatory punch. Reports paint a picture of persistent nuisances posing as BT Broadband reps, hawking fibre services to addresses with outdated business info or pushing sales in areas without the tech. Accents often muddle the message, adding to the frustration. Block the number straight away to cut off the hassle, and log it with Action Fraud if it feels off. Never share personal details—hang up and verify directly with your real provider. Staying vigilant nips these intrusions in the bud, keeping your peace intact.
A telemarketer attempted to sell fibre broadband, but our location lacks fibre service.
The caller’s barely intelligible accent pretended to be BT Broadband, talking about a fibre rollout that actually happened years later in the area.
Fraudsters were posing as BT.
An unintelligent‑sounding voice asked for the proprietor of a business at my address, even naming a previous occupant. When I declined, they persisted—I'm fed up with these calls.
