Repeated patterns in the complaints show a relentless wave of calls promising unrealistic returns on investments, often under the banner of KSF Trade or similar. Callers routinely request personal details, press for credit‑card numbers, and hang up when challenged, a hallmark of scam behaviour. Recipients should treat any unsolicited financial pitch with scepticism, avoid sharing sensitive information, and use call‑blocking apps or request the provider to filter the number. Registering with the Telephone Preference Service can reduce nuisance, and reporting the number to Action Fraud helps authorities track organised fraud rings. Vigilance and swift reporting are the most effective shields.
Asked to invest in online stocks
Hangs up every time, very annoying
Received unwanted call
they call many time, try to sell share, seem like scam
Daily financial service calls
Tired of daily calls upto 10 times, told my husban we have affiar
Forex related call
Financial services offered
Daily annoyances continue
irritating calls
Trading calls are unwanted
Multiple blocked numbers from this source
Scam financial products telemarketers
Six calls in two minutes
Telemarketing calls received
telemarketers are very pushy
Unknown number made multiple calls
Repeated calls ignored
repeated financial product calls
Multiple calls from unknown
Scam attempt for credit card info
Frequent calls with no messages
Scam reported
Blocked daily calls from cowboys
Repeatedly calling despite disinterest
many silent calls from this number
KSF Trade, short memory or no brain
KFS scam with fake guarantee
Requested credit card information, suspected scam
