Ever wondered why a simple appliance purchase triggers a barrage of follow‑up calls? Most reports point to AO.com using an after‑sales telemarketing team to pitch extended warranties or insurance shortly after delivery confirmation. These calls often feel persistent and can border on harassment, especially when no clear identification is given. To protect yourself, always verify the caller’s name and reference number on the official AO.com website, request an opt‑out if you’re not interested, and consider using call blocking features. Keep records of call times and content, and report repeated nuisance calls to your phone provider or the Information Commissioner's Office.
Five calls in a short period
Delivery confirmation from AO, with warranty offer
Tumble dryer delivery confirmation and warranty sales pitch
Upsell attempt from AO, easy to dismiss
After-sales call from AO.COM.
Daily ringing nuisance
AO offering damage cover, seems legit
Insurance sales call from AO
Apparently ok
ao company keep calling me without leaving message
Follow-up sales call from AO
No message left, probably AO
Unwanted insurance calls from AO
ao company keep calling me non stop after buying fridge
Repeated calls despite delivery
Multiple calls after purchase
Constant calles from AO, trying to sell insurance, blocked now
AO rang me at am, not even delived yet, very annoyng
A follow-up call regarding a purchase from AO, during which they may offer an extended warranty
They will ring you back about your purchase from ao, and try to sell you a extended warranty if you want it
This is ao.com confirming your delivery.
Clearly, ao marketing are a waste of time, they follow up on your order but try to push additional warranty, and they hang up quickly if they realise there's no money to be made..
