Imagine repeatedly getting calls from a number that pretends to be your mobile provider, pushing new phones or contracts. Most commenters describe the same pattern – brief greetings, requests for sort codes or personal details, and an abrupt hang‑up if you push back. This is typical telemarketing behaviour, often aided by spoofing to appear legitimate. The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, never disclose banking or account information, and use your handset’s block feature or an app to silence the number. Report persistent nuisance calls to Ofcom’s spam‑calling service and double‑check any offers directly through the official Three app or website.
Caller is a nuisance
multiple customer service calls
ignore this call
Scam artists call multiple times
Network provider
Frustrating calls
Three call was polite sales
these are scammers
They is very persistant
Call ended without answer
Contract need to be upgrade
tax credit scam attempted
Dont answer, call is annoying
Blocked due to negative reviews
Daily harassment reported
Variant N from three, pushing phone sales
hung up immediately after answering
Had 3 silent calles from them
Man with strong accent say he from Three, very dodgy offer
Order confirmation from Three
selling services again
Daily calls from 3
Three times they call
mobile provider is 3...
didnt anser after reading bad reviews
polite sales offer from 3
bothersome call
persistent nuisance
telephone provider "E" is good, but no need it
The call lasted for merely a second, and it's just another example of the hassle that 0333 numbers can cause.
