Kindly refrain from making further calls using this number.

Perfect option, no more needs to be said!

A real bother of a caller from some call centre, I’d advise against engaging with them. Save yourself the hassle!

I received a missed call from this number, so I decided to give it a ring back. I got a recorded message stating it was from Ideal Choice, but no one was available to speak. Quite bothersome, really, especially since I hadn’t requested any communication from them.

I received two consecutive phone calls. When I returned the call, RBC informed me to please call back at a later time.

I've been receiving persistent calls from the same number today, and they hang up every time. It has happened four times so far.

The phone buzzed, and when I answered, I was greeted by a pre-recorded voice informing me that none of their staff were free at the moment! I've since blocked the number through BT.

Called twice and it went on for ages.

I'm constantly bombarded with intrusive and fraudulent calls from this Ipswich number, promoting some sort of vouchers. It's infuriating! This number has been flagged multiple times already, and it really is high time that the authorities tracked it down to its source and took proper measures against these pesky callers.

A rather courteous gentleman called me, addressing me by name. He claimed to be representing Ideal Choice and mentioned he had some vouchers from local shops for me. I explained that I was unfamiliar with their company and wasn’t interested in any vouchers. He accepted my response and promptly disconnected the call.

They inquired whether I was the property owner. To which I responded, "Well, that hinges on your identity." After that, they simply cut the call.

I've submitted a report to the Telephone Preference Service.

01473 858319 – best to disregard or simply end the call. And here I was, thinking that signing up for TPS would offer some protection!

It's baffling how these individuals manage to obtain my number! We've registered with the Telephone Preference Service, so it seems this is falling on deaf ears. Quite frustrating, to say the least!

I couldn't place the voice, so I decided to cut the call.

Endless calls that just keep on coming – they keep ringing, no one answers, then bam! It rings again after five minutes. What a right pain when you’re trying to concentrate at home.

Perfectly typical, isn't it? "This isn't a marketing call." Well, I won't be privy to what Ideal Choice actually entails, as I decided to cut the conversation short.

It's the same old tale, isn't it? My employer handed me the digits, so the TPS is of no relevance here. Honestly, it’s unbelievable how many numpties are out there.

Over the past few years, various individuals have been contacting me in search of Mr. Blackwell. Unfortunately, they always seem to catch me at moments of frustration, causing me to respond rudely before abruptly ending the call. If these callers persist, I plan on inquiring about their job satisfaction and whether their parents feel proud of them, just as I do with the individuals who claim to be from Microsoft.

These individuals have called three times within the past four days. During the initial call, they conducted a brief survey. I provided answers to their questions and they mentioned that I was qualified for some vouchers. Not giving it much thought, I ended the call. Today, they called again while I was away, but this time asking for the wrong person and offering me energy saving bulbs. Just two minutes later, they called yet again, bringing up the subject of vouchers once more. The next time they call, I plan to inquire about their identity and motives, as I'm curious to know what this is all about.

Not impressed at all - just another group of clueless call centre muppets. They've been blocked now!

I'm not familiar with these individuals. I have received a few phone calls in the past two weeks. When I try to call the number back, it goes to voicemail. The person on the recorded message identifies themselves as RDC and states that no one is currently available but instructs me to call back. I have decided to block this number from contacting me again.

They just cut the line on me.

On 28th December 2016, I received a call from a number. The caller asked for Mr. -----, so I inquired about their identity. They mentioned that they were not selling anything and that they represented 1st Choice Energy. Their purpose was to determine whether I was entitled to claim any energy benefits. After the brief conversation, the caller abruptly ended the call.

I received a phone call from this number, and they asked if I was ?? (The previous owner of this number around ten years ago!). I informed them that the person they were looking for had passed away several years ago. It's quite amusing to know that they have been scammed by purchasing an outdated list of phone numbers. At least now I can take solace in the fact that I am not the only one who has wasted their time.

I haven't the foggiest notion.

I’ve got a feeling this TPS thing isn't very well-known to many.

I responded that 01473 Ipswich is nearby and could have potentially offered something useful. Unfortunately, it turned out to be an unpleasant man conducting an 'energy survey', claiming, of course, that he wasn't selling anything.

Received a call from this number earlier today on the 7th of November. There was considerable noise in the background, clearly indicating that it was a call centre. As a result, I decided to disconnect the call.

Bothersome Telephone Conversation

I received a call from this particular number, requesting to speak with the previous owner who had it around 5 years ago. This made me aware that the call was based on outdated contact information. Upon conducting a reverse call, I was greeted with the message "You have dialed DBC or DPC, but there is currently no one available to answer your call." Honestly, it's just another irritating phone nuisance.

I recently received a comment about refraining from raising my voice towards the lady. Over the past two days, I have been awakened on four occasions as I work during the night. Consequently, I did express my discontent towards her and took the initiative to contact BT in order to have her number blocked.

I found out about this particular number by checking the last caller on 1471. It turned out to be a number I didn't recognize, so I decided to search for it using a search engine. Surprisingly, the search results labeled it as a suspicious number. Upon further investigation, I discovered that 01473 is the area code for Ipswich. Thank you for giving me this warning.