Calls keep ringing up to four times a day, often with background noise before anyone answers, and most of them end up selling insurance. The pattern points to an aggressive telemarketing operation, frequently switching digits to dodge blockers and leaving silent rings or brief beeps. If you’re not interested, let the call go to voicemail and then block the number; most smartphones let you add it to a call blocker list. Register the number with the Telephone Preference Service to reduce future unsolicited contacts. Never hand over personal or banking details on an unexpected call, and request a written quote before considering any policy. Keeping a record of call times can also help when reporting persistent harassment.
No thanks to insurance offers
Did not engage due to reviews
polite woman but wont stop calling
Insurance sales
Ignore this number
No answer from caller
Block this marketing number
Rude caller made multiple calls
Had some of my detials, asked for email adress.
I dont want liability insurance, stop calling.
Insurance sales call
Caller rang and disconnected, assume it was a marketing call.
Rude and laughting down the phone.
This is a compleat scam, be aware
Another spam call! They're not selling anything, just being a nuisance. Block them!
This appears to be an insurance scam from a branch of the R Sole family, seeking to obtain personal information for resale purposes.
The caller's abrupt response was to hang up when asked to repeat herself.
A brief conversation ensued, during which the caller inquired about our business insurance renewal date, before terminating the call
Scammers from insurance
called two times today, nobody there, weird
Sales calls about insurance are really annoyingg
Manchester numbers keep calling, changing digits to avoid call blocker.
Odd message left on my voicemaiil
Avoided callback due to suspicious hangup
Insurance pestering
Annoyed by first name inquiry
Scammers are operating with this number, alot of hassle
On multiple occasions, I received calls from this number, asking to speak with my boss by name, but it turned out to be an insurance sales pitch.
This number is associated with insurance harassment.
Each time I answered the phone today, there was silence, called twice
