Like an unwanted doorbell ringing all day, these persistent pension calls turn a quiet inbox into a noisy hallway. The pattern shows repeated, often unregistered, telemarketing attempts aimed at older adults, frequently ignoring the Telephone Preference Service. To curb them, register the number on the TPS, use your handset’s block feature, and report persistent harassment to the Information Commissioner’s Office. Consider changing your mobile’s call‑screen settings to reject unknown callers, and keep a log of offending numbers for possible legal action. Blocking, reporting, and screening together form a practical defence against such nuisance.
Avoid answering
beware of pension scams
Pension audit was offered
Terrible experience
Caller is a nuisance.
Annoying caller
Pushy pensions review, unhelpful
Dont stop calling and its annoying
PPi scam attempt failed
Pension review was offered.
Pension scheme investment was solicited despite TPS listing.
Those peoples are very anoying and need to no
One of their numbers, probaly spam
Unsolicited call received
Received unwanted call discussing government pension changes.
Call centre targets older individuals
Cold call to mobile, how to stop them?
Rude man spoke to 12-year-old
Harassment, caling 4 times a day, blocked and still trying
Time wasted on call
Complete disregard for this caller.
Do not pick up
Nuisance on a daily basis
ignore the call
pension cal again
Got blocked
Nuisance caller identified
One of their numbers, dont know what they want
Persistent calls are irritating
Companies like this are a nuisance
