I've been bombarded with calls from this number, even though I refuse to pick up for unrecognised digits. Cheers for the insights; I’ll definitely be adding this one to my block list!

Received a call at 8:48 PM last night, after they’d been trying to get in touch with me repeatedly for the past week. They claimed to be conducting a survey for the DWP, offering a tenner in exchange for my thoughts on the transition to universal credit. I made it clear that I wasn’t interested and asked them to take my number off their list. I've now gone ahead and blocked them.

The DWP has taken it upon themselves to pass along individuals' phone numbers to their partners so they can carry out surveys that a number of us have opted out of. Honestly, four calls in three days feels like harassment to me. I've had enough of it—blocked!

I've been receiving bothersome calls during the late evening hours! It's quite distressing and feels a bit invasive.

Gave me a bell well after 8 in the evening when I was already tucked up in bed. Honestly, who thinks it's alright to ring someone at such a daft hour? The call sounded a bit dodgy too, and it woke me from my slumber, which really got on my nerves, especially since my sleep schedule isn't exactly ideal as it is!

I'm a bit dubious about whether this call is actually from the person they claim to be; it definitely raises some red flags.

I received a call that purportedly originated from Macclesfield. My phone flagged it as potential spam, so I opted not to pick it up.

Fraudulent activity!

Just received another one of those enigmatic phone calls, and of course, they didn’t bother to leave a message. I’ve decided to block the number.

This number has been ringing me incessantly, four times over the last couple of days (on the 1st and 2nd of April, to be precise). I've chosen to ignore the calls since my phone labels it as spam.

Annoying phone call.

Received a call on my home phone, but they hung up without dropping a message.

I'm situated in Stirlingshire, right in the heart of central Scotland, and I've received a call today on Easter Monday from a blocked number in Macclesfield. Quite odd, don't you think?

I’m not acquainted with anyone from Macclesfield, nor can I fathom why they’d ring on a Public Holiday. I've decided to block the number.

Watch out for those dodgy surveys—total scam!

Dodgy phone call alert! If you pick up, you might find yourself racking up some hefty charges.

I’ve had a right nuisance all weekend with these calls supposedly coming from IPSOS. It’s been the same group using a different number each day, all masking various area codes. It’s clearly dodgy business and not trustworthy at all!

According to a recent survey, I used to be involved in conducting surveys myself, and I never found myself working on bank holidays. Moreover, ever since I signed up with Virgin Media, I’ve been bombarded with an overwhelming amount of cold calls.

Had a rather dodgy experience with a bloke from Ireland conducting some sort of survey. To be honest, I could barely grasp a single word he was saying. Just went ahead and blocked the number!

They rang me thrice today, I ignored the calls and then decided to block the number.

Persistent phone calls that are incredibly irritating.

Received a call from 01625787303 at 8:18 PM on a bank holiday Monday. Didn’t recognise the number, so I swiftly declined the call and added it to my block list to steer clear of what was likely to be yet another spam or scam attempt. I don’t have any family or friends in Macclesfield, so I can’t fathom why anyone there would be trying to reach me, aside from causing a bit of bother.

Public Holiday Monday,

It's a con; it's a public holiday!

Received a call not long ago. The voicemail kicked in, but they didn't bother to leave a message. I chose not to pick up since the number was unfamiliar.

Receiving calls on a bank holiday is quite puzzling, isn’t it? Lately, I’ve noticed a slew of different numbers from England attempting to reach me, yet I don’t recognise any of them. It’s rather annoying, to be honest. I've decided to block them all.

I've received quite a few calls from this and other similar digits. Since I don't recognise them, I've chosen to ignore the calls. It's interesting to see that numerous complaints seem to be coming from the North East of England, while I happen to be situated in the South West of Wales. It makes me wonder if they're shifting locations to evade being traced.

They haven't picked up the phone, and this is the third time I've called today on a bank holiday Monday. I'm starting to think it's a dodgy number!

On Bank Holiday Monday, I received a call from a number in Macclesfield at around half seven in the evening. I chose not to pick up, and now I've blocked the number entirely.

Absolutely dreadful service! I cannot stress enough how frustrating my experience has been. From start to finish, it was a complete shambles and left me feeling utterly disappointed. The customer support was incredibly unhelpful, and it took ages to get any sort of resolution. I definitely wouldn't recommend this service to anyone looking for reliability. I've learned my lesson!

I got a call from this number and decided to block it.

Received a call after 8 in the evening on a bank holiday. This number is new, but it’s not the first time they've tried reaching out; they've rung about five times over the weekend. I've now blocked the number, as I simply refuse to entertain calls from anyone I don’t recognise.

It’s evident from the outset that this isn’t legitimate. IPSOS doesn’t make outbound calls.

"The IPSOS survey? It's nothing but a pack of falsehoods."

I firmly believe that there ought to be a total prohibition on these so-called "cold calls." Companies that disregard this rule should face hefty penalties or be shut down altogether. It's high time we put an end to this intrusive practice!

On this bank holiday Monday, I received what appears to be a dodgy call, so I've gone ahead and blocked the number.

Just another typical tea time interruption! Quite irritating, especially when one is preoccupied. I decided not to pick up. Apparently, it’s a company called DDIWW operating out of Ireland, providing some sort of business services. Honestly, what makes them think we’d have the slightest interest? Quite baffling, really!