Many people say the call was an unsolicited push about equity release, arriving from a toll‑free UK number that appears to belong to a financial‑services firm. The pattern of brief, dismissive conversations – often ending after a simple “not interested” – matches typical cold‑calling tactics used by equity‑release providers. Callers rarely identify themselves beyond a brand name such as Age Partnership, making verification difficult. To stay safe, avoid sharing personal or banking details, request a written offer, and check the company on the FCA register. If the call feels aggressive, consider blocking the number and reporting it to the Information Commissioner’s Office.
uninterested in offer
Equity release services offered
Equity release services offered
got unsolicited call from them
Hung up after disinterest
Financial services company
Age Partnership calling about equity release. It was informative but not what I'm after right now. Neutral chat.
age partnaship, not shure whats its about
Helpful company rep sorted out my query quickly. Polite and efficient, no hassle at all.
Morons called me at 16.15pm todai, wasting my time
Not intrested in recieving this type of call
Unsolicited cal recieved
Age partneship called me
Equity release discussed
