08451297936

Gave us a bell on our mobile, but didn’t bother to leave a message.

Received a call from this number claiming to be from a call blocking service. I informed them that we already had a call blocker in place, and as soon as I mentioned it, they hung up straight away! Quite suspicious behaviour, if you ask me.

I've been trying to reach out to this so-called helpline, but it seems I'm just chatting with silence. No one picks up!

Received a call from this number earlier on in the day, where the person on the line tried to sell me a service to put an end to annoying calls for a monthly charge. I hung up promptly as soon as I declined their offer.

I really don’t believe it’s about those pesky nuisance calls.

They're at it again with the cold calls! Just received another bothersome call from them.

Received a call, but there was nothing on the other end before it just cut off. It's rather frustrating, isn't it? Why isn’t there more action taken to tackle these pesky calls?

They persistently ring you up. It seems the usual approach is to bombard you with anonymous calls for a few days, and then they hit you with a call from 08451297936, attempting to peddle a call-blocking device. If you're in the market for one, I'd recommend checking out the offerings on Amazon - they’ve got a few solid options!

I just received a call from this number while at my mother’s place, who is quite advanced in years and unfortunately suffers from dementia, making her rather anxious with nuisance calls. I thought I’d have a proper chat if it was legit, but when I spoke to "Charles," who was apparently "Aaron's" supervisor, they both sounded way more Asian than their names implied. I mentioned that I didn't have my bank card at hand and asked if they could send me the information via post so that I could ring back to sort out my payment for the dubious 'magic black box.' He promptly hung up on me... How disappointing for my mum, as she'll have to keep hanging up whenever an unknown caller rings!

Received a call from an Indian chap named "Dwayne"-very inventive, I must say! He was peddling some sort of nuisance call blocker. I couldn’t help but chuckle at the irony of it all! Ended up cutting the line!

I encountered the same chap with a distinctly Indian accent, and let me tell you, the background noise was utterly chaotic and unprofessional. He assured me that all pesky calls would cease within 28 days, and he even mentioned I could ring this number to voice any complaints if the calls persisted. There was no reference to any fees initially, but then he pivoted to offering me a monthly subscription for a call-blocking device, promising that the price would remain stable forever. I couldn't help but think he was angling for my bank details at that point. When I queried why he hadn’t disclosed the costs upfront, he rather rudely retorted, asking why I hadn’t prompted him about it in the first place. In no uncertain terms, I told him to seek a proper line of work rather than scamming unsuspecting individuals. I sincerely hope nobody falls victim to this nonsense!

I'm utterly exhausted from all these calls where there's no one on the other end! It's driving me bonkers!

I had a chap with a distinct Indian accent ring me up, rambling on about a multitude of sales calls and annoying phone interruptions. When he paused to catch his breath after asking if that was accurate, I couldn't help myself-I replied with an emphatic yes, even right now with this call! Then, without a second thought, I told him to take a hike and promptly ended the call!

Received a call from this number at 18:50, but there was nobody on the line when I picked up. Quite odd, if you ask me!

He claimed to represent Virgin Media and insisted he could put an end to pesky calls!

I've been plagued with calls from this particular number, yet each time I answer, it's just silence on the other end. Quite baffling, really!

What a right bother this call turned out to be! The lady on the line claimed she could put an end to all my pesky telemarketing calls by somehow switching my postcode from the TPS to a ‘Do Not Call’ status. I quickly pointed out the irony, telling her that her call itself was a perfect example of a nuisance. I asked how it made sense to create a disturbance while claiming to deal with disturbances. Luckily, we never got to the part where cash was to change hands, as she promptly ended the call. Quite the cheek, if you ask me!

I received a call from a chap who introduced himself as 'James' and had quite an Indian accent. He was offering to send me a device to block pesky calls. The strange thing was, he already knew my name and the name of my house. Something about it just felt off, and I can't shake the feeling that it was a scam.

I had a rather peculiar experience; I was offered a device meant to block those incessant nuisance calls. It would certainly be a welcome relief from the unwarranted phone interruptions!

Utterly frustrating! I received a call from someone named "Susan," who claimed she could help me with unwanted calls. I swiftly informed her that her call was indeed unwelcome and promptly disconnected. What a cheek!

A woman rang me up claiming to be Susan from the "Do Not Call" list. I couldn't resist replying, "Isn’t it a bit ironic that you’re disturbing me about unwanted calls?" She abruptly hung up without a word. Quite amusing, really!

Received a phone call at half past one on the 14th of April from someone who identified himself as Daniel. He was rather insistent about obtaining my credit card information.

I received a call from someone claiming to represent 'Do Not Call', supposedly based in Bournemouth. They mentioned they would sign me up and dispatch a call-blocking gadget through Royal Mail, but only if I consented to pay £1.99 monthly for a three-year stint. Then they asked for my card information. Quite dodgy, if you ask me!

I received a call from a chap named Kevin who provided me with a reference number. He mentioned that all the postcodes around us had banded together for a monthly fee of just over a quid to put an end to these pesky calls. I've since blocked that number, and it seems like it was all for naught!

It’s high time we put an end to these pesky calls once and for all! Fining these culprits doesn't seem to have any effect. Maybe a harsher approach, like jailing the individuals responsible for these phone numbers, would do the trick. If that’s not permissible, then surely it’s the responsibility of the police to step in and take action! Come on, police force, let’s see you tackle these lawbreakers. They’re flouting the rules and it’s about time something was done!

The scammers are relentless, aren’t they? I’d throw my support behind any party that pledges to put an end to this nonsense!

If you set up caller ID, you can simply ignore calls from numbers you don't know.

Goodness gracious! I was under the impression that as of yesterday, these kinds of calls had been outlawed and are now liable to a hefty penalty of £500,000. I reckon it’s high time to impose a fine on this number, seeing as they rang me on Tuesday, the 7th of April.

I can relate... it’s happening around three to four times each week for me too. I really believed this would be sorted out by now, didn't you?

I receive calls from this number about three to four times a week, typically around tea time or in the early hours. It’s becoming quite a nuisance, especially considering my disability.

I’ve been recuperating from a serious operation, and it’s maddening that these fools keep calling about stopping nuisance calls. My phone is not within arm's reach of my bed, so I have to rush to pick it up, just in case it's someone checking in on me.

Quite the implausible ruse regarding call blocking, if you ask me!

I'm just at my wit's end with this incessant nuisance of a number ringing me up. Every time I get up to answer, it's either crickets on the other end or some ploy to squeeze money out of me to cease these bothersome calls that seem never-ending. At 75, and struggling with arthritis, it’s a massive effort to keep leaping up just to find it's yet another pointless call. Honestly, it’s become quite unbearable! Best regards, Maria Owen

I’ve just received a rather dubious phone call from this number. A chap named 'Jacob' was on the line, droning on about some government-endorsed scheme that cost £31.90 a month for three years. He wouldn't let me get a word in edgeways and had the audacity to question my trust after declaring they were government-approved! I hung up after mentioning I’d investigate the number online. Why on earth can’t the government take swift action to terminate these dodgy calls right away?

Received a rather troublesome call today. I gave them a piece of my mind, saying they could shove it. If it were government-related, it wouldn’t cost a penny! I mentioned that come April, if they kept up their nonsense, they’d be facing a hefty fine. The line cut off faster than a cat on a hot tin roof!

My father fell victim to a scammer today. He promptly cancelled all his credit cards, fingers crossed that it'll keep him safe. What a bunch of rotters!

Complete fraud-nothing but lowlifes... Proceed with caution.

Received a call earlier from a chap with a thick accent-took me mere moments to realise it was nothing but a scam. I decided to play along, acting as if I couldn’t hear him, and that’s when he really lost his cool, shouting “Are you deaf?” in quite a tizzy! It’s incredibly draining dealing with these dodgy scammers; they seem to pester me nearly twice daily without fail.

Received a rather dubious call earlier today from a call centre, seemed to be based in India, with a chap calling himself Wilson. After enduring his sales pitch, he suddenly mentioned transferring me to a colleague. The connection was dreadful, and I struggled to make out what he was saying, which made me nervous about whether I was racking up charges for the call. In the end, I decided to hang up. If they were genuine, wouldn’t they have called me back to clarify the dropped line? What’s really unsettling is how they already had my name, phone number, and address, including my postcode. It’s reminiscent of other stories I’ve seen posted, and interestingly, my husband has been actively attempting to block these nuisance calls lately. There seems to be a pattern emerging here.

I received a rather chatty call from someone named "Michelle" who seemed rather convincing. She claimed to be representing a government-backed service for "call-barring TPS". I had recently signed up with TPS, so I was a bit gullible and ended up engaging with her, despite my usual scepticism about phone calls. It didn’t take long for things to raise red flags! She insisted I provide my card details for a supposed £1.90 monthly fee over three years, which she said was necessary to cover the costs of a device they would supposedly send me to block nuisance calls-this would arrive in just three days via registered post. I probed her with numerous questions, and she rattled off answers, including a registered address in Bournemouth and a company registration number. Beware, though - "Michelle" barely lets you speak and bombards you with information! I flat-out refused to share any card details and was encouraged to call their customer service line to confirm the legitimacy of the call-0845 1297936. The number sounded familiar, so I quickly googled it and discovered it was indeed linked to a scam! Having reported numerous nuisance calls to the Telephone Preference Service recently, I was unfortunately misled at first. Stay vigilant, folks!

I've been in limbo over a job opportunity, and in a rather daft move, I rang them back, all hopeful that it might lead to an offer. Only after the fact did it hit me-what a numpty I was! Fingers crossed it hasn’t set me back too much. Cheers, Loz

Has anyone here experienced a situation where they've paid Real Comm Box via the number 08451297936? My aunt recently noticed a deduction of £84.99 from her bank account after she was initially informed that she’d only be charged £1.90 monthly for up to three years. The product was never even opened; it was returned straight away upon its arrival. Now, we're grappling with how to reclaim the funds. I’d greatly appreciate any guidance or suggestions on how to resolve this issue. Cheers for any assistance!

I share a comparable story to what others have mentioned regarding this number. It was a chap named Tom who reached out to me with an offer for a deal priced at £1.90 a month. What’s quite alarming is that I had only just lodged a complaint with the TPS a mere twenty minutes prior. Isn’t that a bit too coincidental? I've shot them an email to inform them of this unsettling encounter.

We were taken in by it and have yet to get it functioning properly. Absolute rubbish, if you ask me! To top it all off, they had the audacity to attempt selling us the very same product later on in the year. Cheers from Birmingham!

What a bunch of numpties! They really ought to find something better to do with their time. Constantly ringing me, yet it’s a fruitless endeavour since I only answer calls from folks I recognise. Complete daftness, if you ask me!

I also find myself in a bit of a predicament with this outfit and, rather foolishly, used my Visa card to make the payment!
Is there anyone out there who can shed some light on how to go about cancelling the transaction before they take any funds? Or perhaps suggest the best course of action if the money has already been deducted? I've reached out to my bank, but it seems that this has yet to appear in their records!

I received a peculiar call today from someone named 'Michelle'. There was something off about her accent, but I couldn't really pinpoint where it might be from. Our chat mirrored experiences shared by others; she mentioned a discount available for seniors like myself. However, I wasn’t entirely swayed and cleverly remarked that I was in a rush to catch my bus-otherwise, I’d be stranded. Rather than prolong the conversation, I hung up.

I recently received a phone call from a gentleman with an Indian accent named 'Shaun', who claimed to be representing the DO NOT CALL REGISTER. He was trying to sell me a so-called complimentary call blocker but mentioned there would be an admin charge of £1.90 a month. Upon discovering I was a pensioner, he offered to reduce the fee to £1.20. He suggested I ring his supervisor at 0845 129 7936 for some sort of validation. However, I expressed my lack of trust and promptly ended the conversation.

Picked up, but there was nobody on the other end. Clearly dodged a bullet there!

Received a rather intriguing call earlier today from this number. A chap named Brad was on the line, informing me that I'd been having issues with pesky marketing calls originating from India and the Far East. He proceeded to provide me with a number, insisting that I must call it to get my details added to the do not call register. Naturally, I was quite curious how he had the faintest idea that my number had any issues with such calls. Just as I wanted to delve deeper, the connection dropped abruptly! What a coincidence!

Please consider blocking this number immediately!

Could this number be from the United States? If that’s the case, can anyone shed light on its specific location within the country?

I received a phone call from this chap, and whilst he was yapping away, I decided to look up the number 08451297936 on the internet. When he requested a password to supposedly 'secure' our conversation, I mentioned that I had found some information about his number and read out the first review I stumbled across. Strangely enough, he just disconnected the call! Quite amusing, really!

I received a rather dubious call purporting to be from the CPS/TPS, attempting to peddle a device to block nuisance calls. I firmly declined to divulge any banking information over the phone. It was a rather persuasive attempt for several reasons: Firstly, I had recently lodged a complaint with the CPS regarding bothersome recorded calls; secondly, they asserted they were an official government body; and lastly, the incessant nuisance calls had been driving me absolutely bonkers. I was on the verge of being deceived. This organisation really needs to be shut down, and I’m considering bringing this matter to the attention of my MP. Alternatively, ROD elsewhere on this page has provided an insightful glimpse into their operations.

Oh, I reckon she certainly did! That vile scoundrel probably thought she had another elderly person duped. Honestly, these individuals are amongst the absolute scum of the earth.

A chap by the name of Hamed mentioned he was employed by the government to curb unwanted phone calls. He was quite insistent and rather impolite in his manner.

Beware, folks! This number is definitely linked to some dodgy characters. I'd steer clear of calling it, if I were you.

My missus just had the same call from that number but she was clever enough to tell them to try us again when I'm around. Curiosity got the better of me, so I typed the number into Google and lo and behold, stumbled upon your brilliant website, which just reinforced what I already suspected. If they dare ring us again, I think I’ll string them along for a bit before casually proposing they cut down my nuisance calls by one, just for good measure. Great job you’re doing, keep it up! Cheers, BAZ

I recently received a call from this number. The person on the line claimed to represent an entirely different company from those mentioned here, yet it was the exact same number. They probed about nuisance calls, and when I replied that I encounter fewer nowadays, she simply responded with a casual “oh, that's alright” and promptly disconnected. Quite peculiar, to say the least!

I recently received a call from this number, and I must say, they're clearly a dodgy lot of scammers. Best to steer clear and keep your personal details to yourself!

They called us, but as soon as we answered, they hung up without uttering a word. Quite baffling, really!

Yesterday, I received a rather concerning phone call from a chap who identified himself as Danny. He spoke with my other half and started probing for our bank details. Now, my partner doesn’t even possess a bank card and tried to clarify this, but Danny became somewhat insistent, throwing out questions like how we manage to settle our bills. I was under the impression that these sorts of calls are against the rules if one is signed up with the Telephone Preference Service. Quite alarming, really!

Received a call from them tonight, claiming I was inundated with nuisance calls and that they had a device to sort it out for a one-off payment of £79 plus a monthly fee of £1.90. I quickly set them straight and told them to take a hike!

Today, my 70-year-old grandmother received a call from a bloke named George, who was trying to fleece her for nearly £80 for some nonsense! Absolutely appalling! This chap kept ringing for over an hour, but thankfully my nan, being the wise woman she is, chose to simply ignore him!

I just had a rather unsolicited call from a woman named Michelle. I politely informed her that I don't engage in purchases over the phone. Who should I notify about this? It seems like these sorts of calls need to be curbed.

I recently received an unexpected phone call from this number, purporting to be associated with the don’t call register. Having been bombarded with sales calls lately, I regret to admit that I was taken in by this fraudulent scheme, resulting in a charge of £84.99 for a purported call blocker and a three-year subscription to their register. It has now been nearly two weeks since that call, and guess what? No sign of the call blocker has materialised. Whenever I try to get in touch, I’m always met with a message saying I’m first in the queue, yet I only ever reach their answering machine, even on weekdays! Please, for your own sake, don’t be as gullible as I was. If they ring, just hang up and set them straight! If you’re in the market for a call blocker, you can easily find one for around £20.00 on Amazon.