Surprisingly, the same number that champions global causes often acts like a pushy fundraiser. Callers repeatedly dial, leave no voicemail, and pressure recipients for monthly donations, which many describe as harassment. The pattern points to a persistent telemarketing operation run by a nonprofit campaign group. To reduce the nuisance, add the number to your phone’s block list and register it with the national do‑not‑call registry. If the calls continue, file a complaint with your telecom provider and consider using a call‑screening app that flags donation requests. Keeping a record of call times can also help when reporting aggressive advertising to regulators.
Following an online petition, a call was received from this number, likely a fundraising attempt from Greenpeace
For the past couple of weeks, this number has been calling almost daily, showing persistence
I do not wish to receive phone calls from this number
This number is from green peace, they are enviromentalist
This number is associated with the organization Greenpeace.
Got a silent call supposedly from Greenpeace; seems odd for an environmental group to be silent.
The caller was from green peace nz
Typically, these calls are made to individuals who have recently signed an online petition.
Donations for Greenpeace are reportedly being solicited through this number
Despite my initial openness, the daily calls following my decision to stop donating left a sour taste, particularly given it was Greenpeace NZ.
During a school session, I received a call from this number and had to step out to answer it; the caller's voice was barely audible, but I managed to convey that I wasn't a donor, later discovering the call was from Greenpeace after the conversation ended.
They seem to be calling every posible number to ask for donations, wether or not you want to donate depends on your opinon of their activites, they are quite well known and often feautured in the news, I would donate if I had the funds availible
The caller claimed to represent Greenpeace
Repeated calls continue despite my request to be left alone
Got a call from Greenpeace; they were polite and explained their campaign briefly.
Having added my number to an online petition, I started receiving repeated calls demanding money even though I was out of work. Despite explaining my unemployment, they persisted, insisting it was just $20 a month. Living on $270 a week left me with nothing extra. I eventually blocked the line, yet they switched to a new number and kept calling. I advise against signing Greenpeace petitions.
Enough with the unwanted calls, Greenpeace!
I get calls on my mobile almost daily, and I think the same number blasts a loud blower into my landline instead of speaking—damages ears! Crazy dangerous if kids pick up, even shows up on the answering machine, lol.
Random phone calls asking for donations have become very irritating.
Those callers are pointless; I told them once to back off, yet I’ve still got over 20 missed calls! What a nuisance, huh.
Apparently Greenpeace keeps blowing up my phone despite asking them ages ago to pull me off the list; they call at least once daily, so I just ignore their number now.
Three rings came through, I didn’t pick up because I couldn’t identify the caller. Turns out it was Greenpeace—a good cause—but a quick voicemail would’ve been nice, you know.
They never leave voicemails, instead calling my work line 3‑4 times weekly while I’m occupied. After signing a single solar‑power petition, I’ve been relentlessly pursued. The cause is worthwhile, yet the persistence is irritating.
Seriously, Greenpeace, at least drop a name when you call!
Wanted to know who was on the line, so they should at least leave a message—Greenpeace is fine, you know!
I won’t return the call because they never identified themselves; later I learned they were from Greenpeace.
After reading the comments, I doubt I'll ever answer that unknown caller, as I prefer not to pick up when the source remains unidentified.
Even with the volume maxed, the device never rings, apparently due to a Greenpeace alert about a defective phone—still, I dislike cold calls; email would be preferable.
I've received about five calls now, all from Greenpeace. I'd suggest ignoring them.
Apparently my phone keeps buzzing with calls from a Greenpeace line—no voicemail left, and I’m not sure how they got my digits. It’s a good cause, but I’m not a fan of any cold‑calling, you know.