The analysis of the comments suggests that the caller is likely representing a music licensing company, specifically PPL PRS Ltd. The primary purpose of the calls appears to be to sell music licences to businesses, which can be a legitimate requirement for companies playing music in their premises. However, the tactics used by the callers have been deemed aggressive and harassing by many individuals, who feel that they are being pressured into providing personal details or purchasing licences. It is essential for businesses to be cautious when dealing with these callers and to verify their legitimacy before engaging in any conversation.
They keep ringing non-stop; we've requested removal from their list, but the woman yelled that she couldn't do it. Phoned three times in two days, targeting our elderly boss. AVOID ANSWERING—THEY'RE RUDE
CON- Repeatedly said we're not keen to listen, she turned aggressive claiming government ties. Blocked them for the constant harassment
Claimed to represent PRS, insisting I required a licence. When I inquired about its purpose, she dodged by saying we needed to discuss the licence. I pressed again on the details, she shifted topics, so I ended the call. Clear scam—avoid interaction.
Total fraud
Pretended to represent PRS and requested to tape the discussion, but I denied permission and they ended the call.
Claimed to be from PPl PRS and requested my address. I pointed out they already had my name and phone number, so my address should be in their system, then I ended the call.
They claim it's regarding a music licence from PPLPRS. Despite our repeated assurances that we don't play any tunes, the calls persist.
Genuine contact—it's associated with PRL PRS for music licensing.
Pretending to be from PRS in London, insisting on business info like address - odd since they'd know it already. A record producer client suggests claiming 400 employees and non-stop music. Informed them it's harassment and to stop calling - waiting to see.
Although this is a legitimate company, their approach seems aimed at acquiring music licenses, as they requested confirmation from a decision maker within the business.
Persistent calls intended to intimidate us into purchasing a music license. When told to cease and requested personal information... CLEAR SCAM AND HARASSMENT, STAY AWAY
PRL PRS music licence is a scam, dont engage with them, just say no thank you and put the phone down, they cant do enything
Daily calls, now from varying locations, allegedly about music licenses, but appear to be a trick to elicit information; we've started asking them questions to confuse them, which has been amusing
Further research indicates that this number is associated with PPL PRS, a music licensing company, which appears to be legitimate; after completing their data protection process, I was removed from their list and no longer received calls from them.
Daily calls and emails have been received regarding a music license for a business.
A call was made from PPL PRS Ltd, claiming to be about a business licence, but the specifics of the licence were not provided, suggesting it could be a fake music licence scam.
This number belongs to PPL PRS Ltd, who are trying to sell licences for music playback.
They inquired about music licencing, but i didnt provide any information, and wont
This person keeps calling me about a music liscence and data protection, and they want my email adress, but i dont share informations over the phone
Although this organisation is genuine, their methods are questionable, often involving dishonesty and inconsistent information; be cautious about what you share with them.
This number has been calling daily, falsely claiming to be about a music license
In three days, they called me four times regarding music, despite my request for them to stop. They insisted they had only contacted me twice, even after I asked them to cease the calls. I was told not to hang up on them during their calls - seriously, what planet are they on?
Frequent calls pressuring for a music license, despite no music being played here. They insisted on data protection protocols but were denied details. If legitimate, they should email or write.
A call regarding PRS/PPL music licensing was received
They claimed to represent a music licensing company. Unsure if it's legitimate.
I can confirm that this phone number belongs to the legitimate PRS/PPL music licensing company, as I spoke with them recently and verified their identity through their official website, https://pplprs.co.uk/
There was no responce from the caller when the phone was picked up.
No one was avaliable to pick it up
