Ever wondered why your phone keeps ringing with the same life‑insurance pitch? It’s likely a high‑pressure telemarketing operation that often masquerades as a legitimate quote request. These calls tend to repeat the offer, use personal details to sound credible, and may even threaten you if you don’t respond. The safest move is to hang up immediately, avoid sharing any personal information, and add the number to your phone’s block list. If the calls persist, report the number to your mobile provider and to the Information Commissioner’s Office. Consider registering with the Telephone Preference Service to reduce future unsolicited calls.
Silent voice message suggests spam
Received 14 consecutive calls
Bad and telemarketing reported
Invalid number reported
Call with no sound
Received callback for life insurance quote
Sun life is enought
Crazy amount of spam calls
Life insurance query from this number. Standard chat, no hard sell. Neutral experience overall.
Scam detected
Crap energy sales pitches
Woman's voice called wrong number
Scam call trying to trick me into giving details. I saw through it immediately and ended the call. Stay vigilant.
They asked for somone else, seemed confusd when i told them wrong number, have bloked
Pension services offered
Pushy sales tactic used
People are annoying and useless
they call me constantly everyday
block numbr after read review
Sales caller
Daily insurance quote calls, now blocked
Unwanted caller
Scammers identified by phone
Unsolicited insurance call
Plans for funeral services
Repeated nuisance calls
Pushy approach used
Asked for quote, now geting non stop calls
The response to this call was negative
Number blocked for safety
