I had an international call where they mispronounced my name. A foreign woman just disconnected when I inquired about their identity. It's a shame, to be honest, as I was quite eager for a bit of banter.

I had a chap on the phone claiming to be from BT, saying he could help cut my bills down a notch. However, he wanted me to cough up some money via credit card for the supposed switch. It all seemed a bit dodgy, if you ask me! Definitely smells like a scam.

Had a rather dubious phone call earlier today from someone purporting to be from BT, promising me a more favourable deal. It was blatantly a scam; they mispronounced my name and insisted that I was a BT customer, which I’m not at all. I wisely ended the conversation and hung up immediately.

I've just gone ahead and blocked this number on my mobile. It seems that the more of these pesky calls you cut off, the fewer of them seem to come through.

I recently received a phone call from a polite man with an Asian accent. He claimed to be from the BT department, informing me that the cost of my landline would be reduced by £24 starting tomorrow. However, I doubted the authenticity of the call and decided to end it. To prevent further disturbance, I utilized the BT nuisance call block system. After the call, I dialed 1572 and selected option 1 to send that specific number to the Junk bin.

Those numpties rang me up again today and totally butchered the pronunciation of my name. I ended up telling my mate from Asia that there’s nobody by that name residing here. Fingers crossed they finally take the hint and stop bothering me!

I was a bit too slow in answering the phone - it rang around 9.00 in the morning. I believe I've received calls from this number in the past. Perhaps it's a scam?

I received a call from an Asian woman, and I made it clear that I wasn’t interested. Seemed very dodgy to me, so I advised her to not waste her time!

I received a call from a woman who claimed she was representing BT. She wanted me to fork out £15.99 for a service to block unwanted calls. She was after my card information, but I told her to jog on! It would be great if BT could be alerted about this dodgy scheme.

I received a call from a woman with an Asian accent who said she was from BT. She asked if I’d like to pay £15.99 for a service to block nuisance calls. When she requested my card information, I knew straight away it was a dodgy scam. Honestly, go somewhere else with that nonsense. BT, could you please take note of this con job?

I was recently approached by a man who seemed to be associated with BT, or at least claimed to be. Surprisingly, he didn't seem bothered when I asked for a phone number to contact him again. Unfortunately, the number he provided turned out to be fake. This person was extremely persuasive and had knowledge of my address, landline number, and even my name. It makes me wonder where he obtained this information from. He was offering me an enticing service from BT - a one-time payment for lifetime call blocking. When I mentioned that I don't have a contract with BT, he insisted that he already knew that. He was quite skilled in bluffing. I must warn others to be cautious! The number he gave me to call back was 00808001600.

If possible, do yourself a favour and block this number immediately. It’s definitely a dodgy scam!

Seems to be a BT number, yet it's only got 10 digits – best not to pick up!

I received a phone call from someone who claimed to be BT two days ago. Initially, I listened to the conversation, but soon I became aware that it was actually a scam. I decided to end the call and hung up. The woman on the other end was extremely forceful and attempted to intimidate me, which made the situation even more unpleasant.

All they seem to be after is your cash and personal details.

I received a call at 8:30 this morning, but no one said anything. It was extremely irritating.

A chap with a distinctly Indian accent rang me up claiming to be from BT headquarters. When I expressed my doubts and mentioned that I would be blocking his number, he promptly hung up. I’ve got a hunch this is some sort of scam—there have been others sharing similar tales below.

I was quite taken aback to discover that they possessed my name and address, especially since they're meant to be private and not publicly listed.

I receive multiple phone calls from a particular number with a foreign accent, prompting me to hang up without any delay.

I tend to avoid taking 'international' calls, but today at 8.30 am I decided to answer since it was my son calling from New Zealand. The person on the other end spoke with an Indian accent and claimed to be in London and from BT. They started talking about call blocking. However, I immediately had doubts about their authenticity. I suspected that this may have been one of those scams that they pretend to help prevent. Upon expressing my concerns, the caller abruptly ended the conversation and hung up.

They identified themselves once more as representatives of BT, and their accent indicated they were from the Indian subcontinent. They seemed aware that I was a BT customer and that I paid by direct debit. Their purpose was to offer me a call blocking service with a single payment. However, when I suggested adding the payment to my bill, things took a turn for the worse. They became slightly aggressive because I refused to disclose any card details. I will definitely be reporting this incident to BT.

I received a call claiming to be from the technical department of BT. However, I promptly ended the call as I suspected it could be fraudulent.