Picture this: your phone buzzing relentlessly from an unknown number, each ring a potential intrusion into your day. Reports paint a picture of persistent calls from this source, often pushing will writing services despite clear disinterest, or awkwardly pitching housing insulation grants with scripted denials of being sales calls. While one instance veered into harassment with over 15 calls in an hour, most lean towards unwanted sales tactics. Block the number immediately to cut off the hassle, and consider registering with the Telephone Preference Service for broader protection. If calls escalate, log details and report to Action Fraud. Stay vigilant—legit services rarely badger like this.
The speaker used a stiff script, ignored several of my points to claim it wasn’t telemarketing, then proceeded to explain how I could apply for housing insulation.
A call informed me a company wanted to mail me brochures about their will‑writing service; despite repeatedly telling them I already have a will and don’t wish to change it, they kept pushing the sales pitch, so I hung up and blocked the line.
I was contacted about a will‑writing service; after mentioning my children have LPA and my will is up‑to‑date, the caller still asked when my will was drafted.
Over fifteen calls in an hour went unanswered, so I blocked the number.
