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.
Time wasted on call
TPS registration ignored, pension scheme investment pushed
Unanswered calls are recommended
They call me again, i dont wanna talk to them, stupid peoples
Pension review service
Poor experience
Number blocked immediately
To hell with them!!
dont bother ansering
they said i owed money on ppi but i never had ppi so i told him to go away
Excessive daily calls constitute harassment
Pension scheme calls again
i talkd to a senior pensions advisor and he seemed knowlegable
Nuisance caller
This is a scam, dont answer they are trying to scam pensioners.
i recive this call dailyy
Unsolicited call
ignore them completly
I'm recieving alot of cold calls, how can I stop them?
Ignoring calls is advised
They are trying to sell me a pensions review.
Call center targeting older adults
Rude conversation with a man claiming to be from pension services
Advisory Network are frauds, be aware!
Left the call unansered, dont want stress
Call ended abruptly
Deceptive individuals
Inquiries about pension details
Pension scheme solicitation
