I'm receiving no fewer than four calls daily from these fraudsters—surely the authorities can intervene? The other day, I was met with an ear-piercing whistle; perhaps they should experience the same annoyance they inflict upon others!

I received a call from someone who mentioned a name that wasn't mine and requested to be taken off their contact list. When I inquired about who they were, they abruptly ended the call. Quite odd, really!

The person on the phone had such an unusual accent that I couldn't make sense of anything they were saying. Total spam. Blocked and removed without hesitation.

I picked up the call, but there was only a quiet pause on the other end. After roughly ten seconds, they simply disconnected. Very peculiar!

There was just this prolonged silence lasting around ten seconds, so I decided to end the call.

Just had a call slip through while I was otherwise occupied in the loo. That was a close one!

They assured me they could reduce my debt by a whopping 75%, but it seems that's just not the case.

Received a call concerning some sort of debt – utter rubbish, really. I promptly ended the conversation.

Received a phone call regarding some alleged debt. I informed her I had no such thing and, considering I’m in the midst of mourning, requested she refrain from calling again—rather forcefully, I might add. She had the gall to tell me I shouldn't speak to her that way. I retorted that it was my prerogative to voice my feelings, especially since she had the audacity to ring me in the first place. After that, I told her to get lost and promptly blocked the number.

Mystery caller on the line.

No one answers when I call.

Received a rather dodgy call, but there wasn’t a soul on the line! What a waste of time.

Received a couple of calls from this number today. The first one was silent, which was a bit odd. The second call was from someone claiming to be with the national debt helpline, stating they had details on a new government-backed debt relief scheme. I thanked him but opted out of the offer.

I received a call from someone who knew my first name and claimed to be with a national debt recovery agency. Clearly a scam, in my opinion. It's the second dodgy call I've had in just a few days. The first one disconnected as soon as I inquired about the purpose of their call.

I've had enough of these time-wasters – blocked them!

This chap rang me up, insisting he could assist with my debts. He casually inquired whether I was in the realm of a grand, ten, or maybe even more. I told him I had absolutely none, to which he seemed rather taken aback and promptly ended the call. Quite the abrupt conversation, I must say!

When I picked up the phone, all I was met with was complete quiet.

I've just put the number on my blocked list.

Another typical nuisance, just muted them.

I picked up the call, and a woman's voice came through, sounding a bit unsure with an "erm" before they abruptly disconnected!

I've no clue who this could be, as they didn’t bother to leave a message. Honestly, which UK business calls and doesn’t drop a voicemail? I can't help but think it might be some automated service just testing out numbers.

The moment I picked up the phone, they hung up straight away.

Constantly bombarded with unsolicited calls! Attempting to block them proves futile, as they always seem to switch to a new number every single time. It's all just a load of nonsense!

I picked up the call, but there was complete silence on the other end before they abruptly ended the call after just 11 seconds.

Annoying calls that I didn't ask for.

They asserted they could assist with financial troubles but offered no specifics and abruptly ended the call.