01618327387
TimeLine☎️ 01618327387 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 161832 with a prefix of 0161. The area code 0161 originates from Manchester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01618327387
- Finds humor in obvious deceptionApr
2011User excited about improving rankingsApr
2011Unimpressed with PSCA's tacticsJun
2009Poor reputation, aggressive sales tacticsJun
2009Unprofessional sales tactics, avoid themJun
2009Obnoxious salesperson was overly aggressiveJun
2009Ignore obnoxious sales callers, TPS registeredJun
2009Persistent callers use aggressive tacticsMay
2009Positive experience with PCSA recommendedMay
2009Persistent harassment despite registered complaintsMay
2009Aggressive, pushy sales tactics reportedMar
2009Frequent calls, no useful informationMar
2009Aggressive persistent sales calls experiencedMar
2009Irritating persistent sales calls receivedFeb
2009Aggressive sales tactics, pressured decision-makingJan
2009Persistent cold callers, unpleasant experienceJan
2009Annoying cold call with recordingNov
2008Expensive magazine advertising for publicNov
200801618327387 has 18 comments of which 18 x neutral
01618327387 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01618327387 👆 is reported as a persistently aggressive and pushy telemarketing operation, often using high-pressure sales tactics to sell advertising space to public sector organisations. Callers may be deceptive, evasive about company details, and sometimes cite influential contacts to persuade recipients. Many find the repeated calls intrusive and annoying, with some reporting refusal to respect "do not call" requests, leading to complaints and TPS registrations. Experiences vary, with a few mentioning successful collaborations, but most warn of misleading approaches, hard selling, and poor professionalism. Prospective contacts should exercise caution and be prepared for persistent follow-ups and questionable sales methods.
Reports on phone number 01618327387
10 yearsThis appears to be related to PSCA International, although I'm not quite sure who they are exactly. Apparently, they’re peddling advertising in some magazine that supposedly reaches a multitude of public sector organisations. However, charging £6,000 for two pages feels rather excessive, don’t you think?PSCA International10 yearsI've been receiving relentless calls from a sales rep who seems rather evasive. They only mention their name but refuse to share the company they represent or clarify the purpose of their call. It's incredibly frustrating, and they employ every tactic imaginable to reach the person they’re after. Quite off-putting, really!10 yearsWhat an incredibly annoying salesperson! He went as far as to claim he had an urgent appointment with both the head of the defence ministry and the German defence chief, all supposedly hinging on my availability-ridiculous, isn’t it? He kept pushing to speak with the CEO despite being told repeatedly that she's tied up in a meeting. Honestly, what’s wrong with these individuals?10 yearsWhat a right pain these salespeople can be! I had a conversation about an event and was met with sheer cheek when the salesperson had the audacity to say she was putting us on hold, only for me to hear someone beside her feeding her lines on what to tell us. It was truly unprofessional and felt quite deceitful. Honestly, steer clear of this lot; they’ll charm you with all sorts of statistics about the public sector, and then try to hit you with a £15,000 bill to participate. Absolute robbery! Don't fall into their trap.10 yearsWe’ve collaborated with this company on several projects, and I must say, it has significantly enhanced our reputation within the public sector and has proven to be quite lucrative for us. Hence, I’d urge anyone who’s dismissing PCSA without even considering them to reconsider; that would be a grave error in our opinion.PCSA10 yearsWhat on earth is going on with these individuals? They’ve provided an email address for us to request our removal from their list of unfortunate souls, but it seems futile! While some of the staff are quite friendly, others are exceedingly rude. It’s been a relentless year of their calls, and they refuse to let up. I’ve taken the step of registering them with the Telephone Preference Service in the hope that this will put an end to the incessant harassment. If they continue contacting you after being flagged with the TPS, you have every right to report them, and they could face prosecution. So, Tom, don’t hesitate - take action!Telephone Preference ServiceTPSTom11 yearsAbsolutely relentless in their approach, they seem to be pushing for an immediate answer, like, right then and there.11 yearsI received a rather chilly call that just played a pre-recorded message. It's persistently ringing and becoming quite irritating, to say the least!11 yearsI’ve encountered some rather pushy sales methods lately. They kept insisting I was making a colossal error by not partnering with them. They simply wouldn’t accept my refusal and even got into a heated debate with a director! It’s quite ridiculous, as they continue to call me every month without fail.11 yearsI can’t help but chuckle at this! Those quotes seem as if they’ve been pulled directly from Gordon's mouth. If you’re going to fabricate these posts, at least try to step away from the usual PSCA clichés. It's so transparent that you're part of the PSCA crew. Cheers for the giggle, Gerrod. That’s truly the most amusing thing you’ve ever said!GordonPSCAGerrod11 yearsBlimey, I'm really stirring the pot now! It's about time I focused on boosting "Publicservice.co.uk complaints" in the search results! Off I trot! Cheers, Matt.Publicservice. coukMatt11 yearsUtterly infuriating sales telemarketers! Honestly, it's best to ignore them completely and not squander a moment on their nonsense. We've signed up with the TPS, hoping these nuisance callers will finally take the hint and stop bothering us!TPS11 yearsI’ve tried to get in touch with them over thirty times now and have yet to receive any information or clarity about why they keep calling. I’ve been away on business, so I thought maybe one call would suffice to invoke a response, but instead, I’ve been bombarded with thirty voicemails! It’s incredibly frustrating and bothersome. I plan to look into this organisation a bit more thoroughly and will also liaise with the public sector agency I’m collaborating with to understand how my details ended up in their hands and what kind of practices they employ.11 yearsConcerning the entry dated "16th June" above, it’s pretty clear that the writer is affiliated with PSCA. Let’s be frank, one doesn’t exactly rake in a fortune working here, as their clients seem to vanish quicker than a puff of smoke! This organisation has been a bit of a black mark on the publishing industry, and sadly, many other publishers are suffering the repercussions of their rather aggressive sales tactics. They expect immediate responses, and I’d steer clear of returning their calls unless you’re up for some serious hassle.PSCA11 yearsI've had persistent calls from these individuals for ages now, and they go by a variety of names such as PCSA International, Criminal Justice Management, and Public Service-one would think they could be a bit more innovative! They're quite pushy, always spending 40 to 45 minutes trying to sweet-talk you before throwing an advertising proposal your way. We're considering an automatic block for their number, which is 0161 832 7387. Quite frankly, it’s becoming rather tiresome!PCSA InternationalCriminal Justice ManagementPublic Service12 yearsAbsolutely dreadful experience with the sales team. They were not only overly forceful but downright intrusive. Even after I made it clear that we weren't interested, they went so far as to contact other colleagues in our organisation, including the legal team, in their relentless pursuit to secure a sale. Quite off-putting, to say the least!12 yearsI’ve had a right nuisance with these callers; they’ve contacted both companies I’ve been affiliated with over the last decade. Their approach is rather aggressive, using high-pressure sales tactics to coerce you into connecting them with decision-makers. It’s relentless; no matter how many times you ask them to stop, the calls just keep coming. Honestly, it's best not to get embroiled in any sort of lengthy dialogue-just stick to simple answers like 'yes' or 'no' and hang up. It’s simply not worth the hassle or your time!12 yearsI’m quite glad to chime in on this matter. The tactics employed by PSCA are rather intriguing, to say the least. They’ve offered me a "16.00 deadline" at a rather inconvenient 14.00. Really? If I'm essential to the operation, could you kindly share your publishing timetable for the upcoming 12 weeks? This would allow me to devise a proper strategy. Moreover, another rather questionable tactic was their referencing of high-ranking individuals from other offices as if they were being personally introduced to me. Curiously enough, my business continues to flourish without any assistance from PSCA, and I must say, my purchasing strategy effectively keeps me from squandering funds.PSCASubmit Your Own Report (0161 832 7387)
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