Cheers for sharing your thoughts, everyone. I've chosen to steer clear of all these calls since my phone flagged the number as dodgy. Ever since I placed an order for a fridge freezer with AO, I've been inundated with at least three calls daily over the past week! Definitely time to hit that block button.

It’s rather alarming that AO hasn't managed to sort this situation out yet. I find it quite troubling that I've been inundated with as many as three of these intrusive spam calls, which my phone has wisely identified as dodgy, despite the fact that the only number we provided for our delivery was my husband’s.

I received a call from this number, and although I picked up, I didn't utter a single word—I've found this is a good way to filter out those pesky auto-diallers. After a brief pause, the line went silent. So, it’s safe to assume it’s likely a scam.

I've received three calls from this number already today, claiming to be from AO. The delivery hasn't even arrived yet! I really believed this company was reliable.

I received a call from AO letting me know my delivery was on track for tomorrow. It wasn’t something I was expecting, but I was grateful to receive the update nonetheless.

Ever since I purchased a compact fridge from AO.com, I've been getting these calls. It's quite reminiscent of a time a few years back when I bought a new oven; I was bombarded with similar calls then too. If I recall correctly, it was Domestic and General trying to push their extended warranty at me. Quite the coincidence, I reckon!

I realised it was AO, the company I purchased my cooker from, but it seemed they were just keen on pushing an extended warranty onto me.

Picked up the call, but there was nothing on the other end.

I received a rather brief call regarding an oven I’m looking to buy. Thankfully, it didn’t go on for too long, as the line was pretty dreadful.

Dodgy appliance con job!

I’ve just received a rather questionable call regarding additional insurance for a recently purchased Tumblr dryer. It seems to me that this could fall under the category of illicit cold calling, given the current laws. I've decided to block the number forthwith.

I've been getting calls from this number incessantly over the past few days, yet not a single message has been left behind. It's rather annoying!

I've been receiving calls from this number incessantly. I've never picked up, though, as I immediately recognise it and have already blocked it.

I've been getting a minimum of two calls daily from this number for the last week or so. Having perused the feedback on this website, I’ve decided to go ahead and purchase a washing machine from AO as well.

I've been bothered by three phone calls from this number, and I have a sneaking suspicion it's linked to AO.com, trying to peddle insurance for an appliance I bought not too long ago. These calls are unwelcome and quite irritating.

They seem to have a habit of calling us each morning and evening. We’ve chosen not to pick up.

We placed an order for a fridge-freezer from AO and then had a chat about when it would be delivered.

I've been getting quite the barrage from someone trying to hawk insurance. They’ve been hounding both me and my mother for our bank information, despite us clearly saying no. I've now added the number to my blocked contacts list.

Gave it a ring

I've had five missed calls from this number today, and they didn't bother to leave a voicemail. So, I decided to ring them back, and it turns out it’s ao.com trying to peddle insurance for a washing machine I've got on order. Quite the annoyance, really!

I just saw I missed a call from this number. Funnily enough, I've also ordered a washing machine from ao.com, scheduled for delivery on Wednesday. Pleased I looked into it!

I missed a call from this number, so I decided to check it out on here. Turns out it belongs to AO insurance, which makes sense as I’ve just purchased a washing machine and dryer from them. I've now added them to my blocked list.

I'm so relieved I came across this website! I've been inundated with calls from AO after buying a tumble dryer recently, and I suspect they might be trying to sell me insurance.

I didn't pick up, but I've recently purchased a soundbar from ao.com. This number has been ringing me for three consecutive days. They did the same when I bought a television not long ago. Seems they're trying to sell me an extended warranty. I passed on it for the TV, and I have no intention of getting one for the soundbar either.

I recently purchased some items, and I began receiving persistent calls attempting to peddle insurance. I made it clear that I had no interest in their offerings. Despite my refusal, they carried on with their incessant pitch, prompting me to ultimately cut the conversation short and hang up.

This number rings me a couple of times daily, though it’s not a consistent occurrence. Sometimes it’s frequent, other times I don't hear it at all.

I’ve been in touch with AO again about my recent purchase, calling them multiple times a day. Figured I might as well let them expend their time on me!

I purchased an oven from ao just yesterday and received a missed call from this number earlier today.

I’ve been having a bit of a hassle with Domestic & General, as they keep trying to upsell me on their after-sales insurance options.

Blasted telemarketers! I use an answering machine to keep tabs on my incoming calls. There's no way I’ll answer unless I recognise a mate or can actually hear someone interesting on the other end.

I received a call from AO, and they were adamant about selling me their aftercare service. I said no, but they just wouldn't take no for an answer!

They rang me twice in a single day. I didn’t pick up.

I had a chat with someone trying to push insurance for white goods. I mentioned that the quote they gave seemed rather off and recommended they take a gander at comparison websites to see what reasonable rates should actually look like.

Ah, they're at it again with their usual "Insurance Sales" spiel, aren't they?

It's a bit concerning how aggressive the after-sales team is being when it comes to selling insurance.

Ruin their good name with relentless follow-up harassment.

I've received calls from this number seven times over the last couple of days, but they've gone unanswered each time.

I never pick up calls from unknown numbers. To keep myself secure, I consistently look them up on your platform! Strangely enough, I placed an order for a new cooker from AO earlier today, and by 8:55 this mysterious number tried to reach me! If they ring again, I shall certainly disregard it. Cheers for the help!

I received a call from Domestic and General connected to Ao Routine, providing what seemed to be a genuine offer for insurance coverage.

I’ve yet to receive a response, but I’ve just placed an order for a cooker from AO.

Fascinating insights here! Just yesterday evening, I placed an order for a washing machine on AO.com, so I'm presuming the call was related to that. Unfortunately, I couldn't pick up, and they didn't leave any voicemail.

I’ve been bombarded with numerous silent calls from this number, and I can’t shake the feeling that it’s rather suspicious.

I began receiving calls from this number shortly after I purchased a tumble dryer from ao.com. I'm rather displeased with the situation.

I've recently made a purchase from AO, so it stands to reason there's a connection here. It's rather peculiar that so many others are sharing similar stories—definitely feels more than just a random chance!

What a right nuisance! It’s so frustrating. I’ve made two purchases from them and I feel like I’m constantly being bombarded. You certainly don’t encounter this kind of hassle with Currys, do you?

Oh, how wonderfully frustrating! Received a couple of calls on my mobile from this number while I was stuck in a meeting—couldn’t pick up, of course. Just forked out for some new appliances and I'm not looking to take on any monthly insurance costs, so I chose to ignore it. Quite the nuisance, if I'm honest!

Alright, so I’ve just bought some brand-new appliances, and wouldn't you know it, they called me up, went silent for a bit, then hung up! How incredibly rude!

I can totally relate! I ended up purchasing a tumble dryer as well.

I've received two calls from this number, but I chose not to pick up. They didn't leave any voicemail either. Interestingly, I had just purchased a new oven from AO roughly two hours before they rang.

I received calls from this number on two occasions, only to be greeted by a rather unsettling silence when I answered. Interestingly enough, I recently purchased a gadget from AO as well.

I picked up a call from this number, but all I got was dead air. I've recently ordered an appliance from AO, so I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s connected to that.

I recently purchased a tumble dryer, so please, just give me some space or I might have to report you for harassment!

I can’t say for certain, but every time I pick up the phone, there’s no one there. I reckon I might have been blocked! I’ve just made a purchase from AO, so I’m guessing it could be them trying to get in touch.

I’ve been approached about a warranty being offered by Domestic and General, connected to a recent buy I made on ao.com.

I've had three calls from AOL, yet not a single message was left. Quite puzzling, isn't it?

I looked up this number on the website after noticing a mention of "freezer warranty." Having recently purchased a new freezer myself, I can't help but think it might be related. I've added it to my contacts under that name to keep a tab on it. If it keeps ringing me, I’ll be sure to block it without hesitation!

I'm receiving persistent unsolicited calls every evening – it's becoming quite bothersome!

Received a rather aggressive call asking for my banking information, claiming to sell some sort of warranty. It was quite an unpleasant experience, to be honest. They were incredibly insistent.

This number has been ringing incessantly, and each time we pick up, they simply disconnect.

Received a couple of calls from these chaps trying to peddle a warranty for a freezer. My poor old dad was on the receiving end and faced quite a bit of undue pressure to hand over his banking details. Honestly, these sorts of people ought to be dealt with harshly—maybe even put in stocks as a warning to others!