Recent complaints show a pattern of aggressive telemarketing scripts that ignore consent norms. Callers often push life‑insurance offers, pressure recipients, and end calls abruptly when faced with resistance, which erodes trust and wastes time. To protect yourself, consider registering the number on a do‑not‑call list, using call‑blocking apps, and refusing to share personal details during unsolicited pitches. If the call persists, document the interaction and report it to the relevant consumer protection agency. Maintaining a clear boundary and leveraging technology can significantly reduce unwanted sales calls and safeguard your privacy.
A telemarketing agent attempted to market life‑insurance services, acting as if my time was owed and hanging up immediately when no sale was possible—poor phone etiquette.