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I just received a rather intrusive call from "Lifestyle Habits UK," requesting that I partake in a brief survey. It felt more like a fishing expedition for data than anything else! Just a heads-up to everyone-stay vigilant!

No idea where they got my number from, honestly have no clue.

I've had this number ring me multiple times, but it seemed unfamiliar, so I decided to return the call from another phone. It rang for ages before abruptly disconnecting. Quite odd, really!

No idea who this is or how they even got hold of my phone number.

Somebody rang but as soon as I picked up they just went quiet, no idea who it was.

Got a call from a number I didn't recognise, so I've gone ahead and blocked it.

Stopped me mid-sentence, then hung up.

sounds like one of those call centres from asia. very typical.

I didn’t pick up, no clue who this is from Newport. I've gone ahead and blocked the number now.

I've been receiving incessant calls for the past six months or so, all from various numbers claiming to be associated with Lifestyle Habits. It's becoming rather tiresome, to be honest!

Cuts off as soon as I pick up.

Hello there, I just received a call from this number, claiming to be associated with Life Style Habit. It seems that you're operating as a call centre for them. When I inquired about how they obtained my personal information, the consultant abruptly ended the call. Is this a standard procedure for your organisation? Additionally, I’d appreciate it if you could provide me with any personal data you have concerning me. Under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), you are required to disclose this information. Best regards, Daria Sioedlarska 07920571129

I received a call from this number and, out of curiosity, I picked up briefly since it just displayed the number. I mentioned that I couldn't chat at the moment due to being at work, and before I knew it, the caller erupted into a tirade, accusing me of being dishonest, then abruptly cut the line. Quite an unsettling experience!

Simply received calls that were nothing but rude and unpleasant.

They called but didn’t bother to leave a voicemail when I missed the call. Seems a bit dodgy to me; could very well be a scam!

I received a phone call from a chap who, if I had to guess, was sporting quite a hefty Bangladeshi accent-something I'm quite familiar with, being from that region myself. He inquired about my wife directly, but when I informed him that she was out at the moment, his response was rather shocking. With a rather brusque tone, he declared, "None of your concern," before promptly hanging up. Quite the peculiar encounter, I must say!

I received a call from this number earlier today whilst I was behind the wheel. Even though I have a hands-free set up, I opted to decline the call like I usually do with any numbers I don't recognise. I've just done a quick search for this number and, unsurprisingly, it appears to be nothing more than a nuisance, possibly even a scam. It's high time that BT or the relevant government bodies take action against the proliferation of such calls. They really do intrude on people's lives and need to be addressed properly.

It doesn't even bother to ring; it simply cuts off.

Absolute tossers, if you ask me. They can go and do one!

Utter nonsense! I was behind the wheel, driving ever so courteously, and when I mentioned I’d be on the road for an hour, he had the audacity to call me a fibber!

I've received a string of calls within the past couple of days, none of which I answered, until the final one. During that call, a gentleman bombarded me with questions about my identity. When I inquired about his motives for wanting such personal details, he became quite irritable. I decided to hang up and promptly blocked the number.

It appears to be Initial Advice Limited, an absolute nuisance! I’ve been receiving unwanted calls from them since November 2011, ever since I applied for a Union loan. Out of nowhere, the chap called my hostel landline, attempting to chat about managing my pension and lump sum from my ill health retirement. I courteously declined but after about ten minutes of his relentless banter, I lost my patience and told him where to go before hanging up. The loan was facilitated through Commsave/Unite, not my regular union, which I had tried as well. Recently, this persistent individual has started hounding me on two different mobile phones since at least March 29, 2019, and February 11, 2020, right from the moment I acquired them. It’s absurd how Commsave, Need More Time, and the Wimbledon Guild of Social Work all seem to be interconnected, sharing a board of directors. Need More Time Limited is just as bad-ringing me up pretending to be a debt management company despite me not having any debts! I reached out to Social Work England via Gmail and reported this to the police back in August 2019 and August 2020. Two social workers from Wimbledon Guild/Need More Time had conditions imposed on their practice (for the first) and the second was suspended until February 10, 2022. Each time they make an appeal at the tribunal to lift these sanctions, I’m bombarded with calls again, sometimes up to seven a day, particularly during the 28-day window post-hearing when they can appeal the SW England decision. The calls often commence with this electronic beep, and unbelievably, the man even rang me from Ahmedabad. I reside in the UK and he seems to call from what sounds like their kitchen, with children chattering in the background. He once even had the audacity to ring me at 1:30 AM over a year ago! I keep my phone on low volume and block every number he uses. The bloke has contacted me from over a hundred different numbers! He was nearly struck off by Companies House on April 8, 2021, but somehow it got rescinded effective from April 16, 2021. It’s utterly ridiculous!

It seems that the chap from Initial Advice Limited is also masquerading as if he were making a call from the Manchester Football Museum. Quite the ruse, if you ask me!