0053329775

Some bloke with a funny accent called, asking if I was Mrs Bennet, which I definitely ain't, and if it was my phone number. He said he was with the Telephone Management Service or something like that. I told him to stop calling and hung up, but the idiot rang back two more times! Proper annoying.

I’ve been bombarded by chaps inquiring about a Mr West for the past six months since I acquired this new landline. Each time, I’ve calmly reiterated that he doesn’t reside here, nor has he ever. Yet, despite my pleading to be removed from their calling list, the phone continues to ring with these incessant pestering calls. It's utterly maddening! After politely laying it all out again and reiterating I’m not Mr West, the replies I get are decidedly less than civil. Honestly, if they were a legitimate UK business, they might find themselves in a spot of bother-with office locks that could be rigged to stay shut, if you catch my drift!

@ - Three times each day - nothing but quiet, then it's farewell.

I got a call from a lady speaking with an Asian accent who asked if I was Mrs Williams. When I said no, she just said thanks and hung up straight away.

Got a call from a guy who sounded Indian, wanted to know if nuisance calls were bothering me. I told him no, and mentioned that all the calls I get come from Cuba.

I got a call from what seemed like a woman with an Indian accent. She asked if I was getting a lot of annoying calls. I said yes, loads of them, yours included, and then I just hung up.

I just got a call with nothing but a recorded message that ended with "goodbye." No one speaking at all, really strange.

This number keeps ringing me like 4 times a day, but since I always have the answering machine on, I never actually pick up.

I told the person on the phone exactly what I thought of him, called him a right prat.

I just had another bothersome phone call from an Indian chap who contacted my 80-year-old father. He claimed to be representing TPS and insisted that my father’s registration was no longer active, asking for the month his bank card would expire. He kept insisting that my father had set up a direct debit, which I knew wasn’t the case. This bloke rattled off my father's personal information and was quite relentless in his pursuit of details. Feeling uneasy about the nature of his inquiries, I decided to cut the conversation short and hung up.

Put the phone down as soon as I picked up.

There’s no way that was a UK number. I told the bloke I’ve got millions tied up in a bank somewhere in Central Asia and all I needed was £10,000 so he could send it to me straight away. As soon as I mentioned that, he just ended the call. Some people just won’t buy it, reckon he probably thought I was just another annoying caller, like the ones he’s always trying to block. Honestly, I was proper gobsmacked!

Got hit with a silent robot call that just hung up after about a minute. These nonstop calls are really getting on my nerves again. What a hassle!

Got a call from an automated voice just saying “bye” before cutting off the line.

Lately I've been getting loads of calls where there's just silence or someone quickly hangs up saying "bye". It’s been happening way more often now.

CAUTION! This number is highly suspect. A chap rang me, masquerading as someone from a service dedicated to eliminating nuisance calls. He inquired whether I was still being plagued by such calls. When I replied in the affirmative, he assured me that they would ensure it would cease, but just needed to verify some of my personal information. The moment I sensed something fishy, I flipped the script and asked him to share the details he had on record first. To my dismay, he only managed to provide my home number and name. He then pressed for further sensitive information under the guise of a one-off charge. I firmly told him to take a hike!

I've been receiving calls from someone purporting to assist with ongoing nuisance calls. Be cautious! Do not share any personal information like names or addresses. And before you get in touch with your bank, ensure that your line is secure and free from any interference. Stay safe!

Got a call from 0053329775 and some bloke with a strange accent asked if I was Mr Rowlands or summat like that. I decided to mimic his accent back and told him I wasn’t interested, to bugger off right away. Left him spluttering at the other end, then just left the phone off the hook for a bit. Figured it’d mess up their phone line and maybe hit them where it hurts money-wise.

Got a call from an Indian bloke asking if he could talk to Mrs. Gilbert.

Total rip-off artist!

Got a call from an asian bloke who said he could put me on a do-not-call list or somethin to stop annoying calls. Asked him what company he was with and who he was, but his English was so bad he couldn’t really explain. I just ended up hanging up on him.

I received a call from this number on 26th April 2016. When I picked up, there was nothing but silence on the other end. After a brief pause, a robotic woman's voice thanked me, and I promptly hung up and blocked the number.

I received calls from this number twice today and another couple of times yesterday. It's infuriating that they completely ignore my requests to cease contacting me. What a classic case of harassment, or shall we say, telephone torment!

I've had this number incessantly calling me at all sorts of hours. The phone finally went silent, but then, bizarrely, at 11 o'clock on Saturday morning, I had a call from an Asian chap claiming to be from Windows. I told him to do one or I’d involve the police if he dared to ring back. He got rather irate and started yelling, so I hung up on him. Honestly, I’m absolutely fed up with these scam calls cropping up all the time! 😩

I’ve been receiving incessant calls at my residence, and I must warn you, take heed! Ensure that your phone line is properly disconnected before accessing your internet services, as open lines might inadvertently bridge with your network, putting your personal data at risk. It’s crucial to guarantee that your line is entirely clear before signing into any online accounts. Here’s hoping resources like this one can effectively tackle such dubious numbers and equip us with the necessary tools to combat these nuisances.

I'm getting relentless calls from numbers I have no interest in, especially since I'm not using Windows-I'm on an iPad! Honestly, I recommend investing in one of those BT phones that can filter out such calls. All it does is make a clicking sound and then light up blue, allowing only those on withheld, blocked, or international numbers the chance to leave a message. Spoiler alert: they never do! If it's someone who actually matters, you can listen to their voicemail and decide if you want to ring them back. Super handy, really!

I've had these chancers ring me on three separate occasions now. I've notified the police about it, but they seem rather apathetic, claiming they can't track it down since it's an international number. Quite frustrating, really!

It's rather infuriating, isn't it? We can send probes to the farthest reaches of space, yet we still can't seem to put an end to these nuisances at 11:35 at night! What a world we live in! Cheers, BRAUN!

Typical service centre for Windows, sounds like there’s someone with an Asian accent trying to pull a fast one on you.

Watch out for these dodgy blokes trying to offer assistance with my Windows laptop. I was told it would cost me 76, but I've heard nothing since. They just keep on chattering away. Apparently, they’re based in Colombia, South America. If you see a missed call from them, do yourself a favour and steer clear of that number!

I'm absolutely fed up with these incessant calls! I've received three already today, and I’ve barely had my shiny new phone for five minutes! What a nuisance!

I received a call from this number where a chap named Neil, sporting an Asian accent, claimed to be from Windows, saying they’d spotted an issue with my motherboard. I’m not particularly savvy when it comes to computers, but I can certainly recognise a dodgy scam when I hear one! I told him I wasn't keen on whatever he was peddling and promptly ended the call. Utter muppets!

I’ve just had a rather alarming encounter with a so-called Windows service centre claiming they required my banking information due to alleged hacking on my device. I tried explaining I wasn’t comfortable sharing any details, but they were absolutely relentless. When I mentioned I’d contact Microsoft directly, they turned quite aggressive. Is there any authority or body we can notify about such dubious practices?

Had a rather amusing encounter today, yet again from the same persistent caller. Decided to string him along for a bit, keeping him on the line whilst I feigned the exasperating task of starting up my 'excessively sluggish computer'. After a short while, I overheard him detailing to his supervisor about my 'slow startup'. Then, in comes the supervisor, 'Don', asking me what the predicament is. I calmly reply that my computer is taking its sweet time to boot up. He instructs me to press the Windows key alongside the letter R, and I feign compliance. When he inquires what I can see on my screen, I cheekily respond with, “There’s a rather bold error message that reads ‘BEWARE OF SCAMMERS PRETENDING TO BE FROM WINDOWS’.” I let him know that I fully grasp his intentions. He wraps up the conversation with a surprisingly courteous whisper of “YOU ARE A MOTHER F****R AND A DAUGHTER F****R” before disconnecting. Quite the entertaining exchange, I must say!

So, I had a delightful chat with a certain Jennifer, who apparently hails from Microsoft’s operations over in India, all about their Windows 8. Can you believe it? And I might as well say I'm from Mars too! I found it rather amusing when she suggested I could call her back multiple times to discuss an upgrade for their automated calling system. Quite the cheek, if you ask me!

I'm receiving about three to four calls daily from this number. I've repeatedly informed them that we don’t possess anything related to Microsoft-it's all Apple gear in this household! They seem to ring at all sorts of odd hours. Honestly, I’m reluctant to even answer the phone at home anymore!

I keep receiving numerous phone calls purporting to be from some sort of Windows service centre. When I engage with them, they insist that there's something I need to do on my computer to ensure its safety. However, the moment I question their legitimacy, the conversation gets cut off sharpish. What's more, the callers invariably have a thick foreign accent.

Could you kindly let us know who it was that contacted us using the number mentioned above?