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This firm is incredibly tenacious... I've had the same experience as everyone else who’s left a comment here. No matter how many times I told Ross to just clear off, he kept ringing me up. It took some rather harsh words before he finally seemed to get the hint. Honestly, it’s mind-boggling how some people can be so oblivious. Any genuine caller would never tolerate the level of abuse I had to dish out just for him to cease his incessant pestering!

Curiously enough, this appears to be the contact number for Stop These Calls, which is rather ironic, as they seem to be engaged in the same behaviour they claim to combat. Their modus operandi involves users reporting bothersome numbers, promising to take action, yet the pesky calls persist unabated. It's a bit of a conundrum, really!

Yet again, my aged mother has been getting calls from this number. We've taken the step to block it now-thankfully, without any charge!

i got a call from a firm named ‘gps uk’ trying to sell me a service for £1.95 each month that supposedly cuts down on annoying sales calls loads. when i told the woman i was already signed up with the preference service to block these sorts of calls, she said ‘most companies now don’t really care about the preference service’. i shut the call down by saying her call was illegal - which she argued with - and made clear i don't deal with any telesales online.

Hello, this is Alexander Scott. I noticed a missed call from 01912420308, but when I picked up the phone from my wife, it was disconnected. Would you be so kind as to return my call? Much appreciated! Thank you.

I've been getting quite a few calls from this particular number lately, and despite my clear disinterest, they've persisted. Just this week, I finally picked up the phone and asked the caller what her purpose was. She inquired if I was tired of these bothersome calls. I confessed that I was but made it abundantly clear that I had no intention of coughing up any money to stop them. To my surprise, she responded with a rather cheeky, "Well, carry on then," before hanging up abruptly. Naturally, upon research, I discovered that it originated from this very number-another annoyance in my day!

I had a rather dubious phone call where the individual attempted to persuade me to pay £5 for a service I’m perfectly fine getting at no cost from BT - namely the TPS. The caller, a lady named Naz, even sweetened the deal by offering it to me for just £2.50. Strangely, she then rattled off the last four digits of my debit card. When I pointed out that she was mistaken, she proceeded to request the full card number. I flatly declined to share any information, and she seemed rather put out by my refusal. It was all too clear to me that this was an obvious scam.

The other day, my mother received a rather dubious call from a group claiming they could prevent nuisance calls for a charge of £1.50 a week. Thankfully, she declined their offer. It’s appalling how these folks take advantage of elderly individuals, siphoning off their hard-earned savings that are meant for their golden years.

Received a rather curious phone call today. Quite baffling, really-how on earth did they obtain my number? They had the audacity to ask for a £69.00 one-off fee for supposedly blocking unwanted calls for three years. Naturally, I asked them to ring me back so I could ponder their offer. Thankfully, I stumbled upon this website in the meantime!

This number called me claiming there had been complaints about nuisance calls from my phone. I replied something like “like this one?” and just hung up. They tried ringing me again but I ignored it.

Today, my neighbour, who has special needs, received a rather dodgy call from this number, pestering him for his debit card information. I swooped in and gave them a right piece of my mind - it was an epic showdown! Honestly, these individuals are the worst of the worst. I reached out to trading standards, and they confirmed they’re on to this scam. They advised me to ring the fraud hotline, which I promptly did; the number is 03454040506. We must put an end to these despicable scammers, once and for all!

I received a call from this number earlier today, claiming they could help me eliminate nuisance calls. However, as soon as they started asking for my direct debit information, I grew suspicious and challenged them. Before I knew it, they abruptly hung up. Quite shocking and quite rude, if you ask me!

This number rang me earlier. The guy said his name was Connor and that he was with some group called “stop these calls.” He told me he knew I was getting irritating calls, but got kinda upset when I said maybe he was just another one. I ended the call pretty quickly after that.

i got a cold call from stop these calls and decided to check them out online. i came across a site called [#Istopthesecalls{###], and in their section about the tps, it clearly states that telemarketers aren’t legally allowed to ring up numbers on the telephone preference service central opt out register. since my number is on the tps and their call was unsolicited, they’ve clearly broken the rules. what’s crazy is they seem to want you to pay them to fix the very breach they just made!

Got a call at mine from someone saying they were from BT, mentioned we'd apparently put in a complaint about nuisance calls, which isn't true at all. Instead of ringing back the number they gave, I thought I’d check it out on this site. And wow, what a shocker - turns out it’s just the same old story (check 13/11/2014 for the details)

Upon giving the call a good listen, you'll find that they actually explain how they came by your information and the measures they're taking to prevent other telemarketing firms from accessing it. Contrary to popular belief, it's not a scam, and the information gathered wouldn’t jeopardise your account in any way. Plus, it’s worth noting that Stop These Calls is a legitimate enterprise that's been vetted by Trading Standards.

If you're convinced that the free service is ideal for you, by all means, continue using it. However, if unwanted calls still plague you, what’s the harm in considering a paid alternative that offers better results? They only ask for around £20 annually - is it really worth stressing over a couple of quid a month? It's a commercial venture, often staffed by young people who might not take kindly to rudeness, but remember, if you're the one being discourteous, why moan afterwards?

They called me a couple of times but never bothered to leave a message on my answerphone.

Ended the call just as it was ringing, didn’t even get the chance to pick up.

I received a call from them earlier today, during which they requested £63 for a three-year plan. I mentioned that I couldn't manage that expense at this time of year, and they promptly ended the call. Not long after, I was bombarded with around six calls from various unknown numbers. What are the odds? Quite suspicious, if you ask me!

My aunt recently received a rather dubious call from these chaps, who were attempting to entice her into providing her credit card information to supposedly help her avoid those bothersome cold calls. The poor woman is already registered with the Telephone Preference Service, for crying out loud! Thankfully, she had the good sense to turn them down flat and didn’t divulge any personal info to a stranger on the phone. It seems that the same number has been used for similar scams, where they’ve urged others to part with their credit card details while pretending to be linked with Sky. Unbelievable, isn't it?

Received a rather bothersome call from a chap named "Will" representing "Stop Nuisance Calls". I let him know in no uncertain terms that his unsolicited call was quite unwelcome. I swiftly terminated the call and added his number to the block list on my Call Guardian device from British Telecom. Strangely enough, the same number rang through again, this time appearing as an international caller, but I promptly blocked that as well. They made another attempt later on today, yet they were thwarted by my trusty Call Guardian setup. Honestly, investing in this Call Guardian kit from British Telecom has proven to be an absolute game changer for me!

When they call, simply let them have it with both barrels!

I received a call from this number earlier, and the person on the other end inquired if we were being plagued by nuisance calls, both from the UK and overseas. They propositioned that for the sum of £65 over a span of three years, they could help eliminate these bothersome calls by adding us to some register. I promptly declined their offer, and then the line went dead. Quite dodgy, if you ask me!

so this girl named demi rings me up claiming if I sign up and pay £1.80 a month, I won’t get any more annoying calls from the UK or overseas. she said all I had to do was call them back and sort it out. but honestly, how do I know the calls will actually stop? when I said I wasn't interested in paying for this, she sound a bit annoyed. seems fishy to me.

No idea who it was, they called without warning and didn’t even bother to leave a message on my voicemail.

I didn't even bother picking up when these lot called-no chance! It's wise to jot down the numbers that you can identify as dodgy. I say, it's just like not engaging with strangers; best to keep to the familiar and avoid the oddball calls!

I received a call from them earlier, claiming they were aware of the numerous nuisance calls I’ve been getting. I figured it was some sort of con, so I replied, ‘Not any more than usual’. After that, they promptly hung up. For a moment, I almost believed they were on the level, but thankfully I looked them up here first.

I recently had a conversation with a lady named Anoushka who claimed to be aware that we were inundated with nuisance calls. She mentioned that a payment of £65 over three years would resolve the issue. However, when I mentioned needing to consult with my husband first, she appeared confused and insisted that I was just repeating myself! To be honest, I'm not inclined to hand over £65 without further thought.

Every time I popped round to see my Mum, I began to scrutinise her call log due to a sudden surge in dodgy, withheld, and international calls she was receiving. One particular day, I noticed five calls from a specific number alongside one from Barclays Fraud. Since I've got Power of Attorney, I took the liberty to investigate on her behalf. It turns out she had inadvertently given her card details to a scammer, and thankfully, her bank denied the transaction as it raised suspicions. The scammers rang her on four more occasions after the payment didn't go through. It's quite evident to anyone who spoke to her that she suffers from dementia. We've previously engaged with Trading Standards regarding a specific call that was recorded from a different firm, and they were quite helpful. They suggested a device called Truecall, which can be installed on a person's phone. It’s worth a look-just Google it for further details. The device is fantastic! I can now keep tabs on her calls from my own home by logging into their website, allowing me to block unwanted numbers or only let trusted contacts ring her. Unfortunately, the service offered by Stop These Calls wouldn't tackle the barrage of international or anonymous numbers that my Mum frequently received.

For the past three weeks, I’ve been plagued by incessant ‘international’ calls-sometimes as many as 10 in a single day! It’s the same old story; I answer, and there’s complete silence before they just hang up. Then, out of the blue, we started receiving calls from this other number. We’ve made a point of not picking up, as it’s clear from what I’ve read that it’s likely some sales pitch for a ‘call blocking’ service. Given that these irritating calls emerged around the same time, I can't shake the feeling that there's a bit of collusion going on here!

I got a call on my home phone from this number on the 27th of August, right around lunchtime, but there was no one on the other end of the line.

I received a call from a lady named Christine trying to convince me to sign up for a £65 contract that promised to halt those pesky nuisance calls for three years. She insisted on taking my bank details, but I flatly refused. Somehow, she managed to get her manager on the line to give me some empty reassurances. But as soon as I mentioned I would look into the company further and planned to call them back, he abruptly hung up! This all happened just a couple of hours after I checked on the TPS to confirm my registration was still active. Is it possible that they're somehow linked to this site and are just waiting for people like me to visit?

Jack was asking for either £1.80 or £64 in exchange for ceasing those pesky phone calls. We simply hung up.

I keep getting calls from this number, and every time I pick up, they just hang up! After reading the feedback from others, I’ve decided to block it entirely!

I was quite taken aback when they demanded £65 to cease all those bothersome calls. It's rather ironic, considering the call I received was completely uninvited!

I've gone ahead and reported this matter to both the company itself as well as the Telephone Preference Service and the Information Commissioner’s Office! The chap behind the operation is a 26-year-old named MIRZA AHMAD. You can find more about him here: http://www.companiesintheuk.co.uk/director/2378933/mirza-ahmad. The registered business is CONSERVO DIGITAL LIMITED, located on the third floor at 24 Westover Road, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH1 2BZ, United Kingdom. The company number is 08129602. They claim to specialise in the repair of consumer electronics (SIC: 95210). Quite suspect, if you ask me! Please do raise your concerns with the ICO using this link: http://ico.org.uk/concerns/marketing. And remember to mention that they were soliciting payment.

I just received a rather cheeky call from a lady named Tanya, who was trying to sell me a service for £1.80 a month to block unwanted phone calls. Naturally, I directed her to the exit, as there are free options available for this sort of thing! How audacious!

"Luke" asked me for my banking information to process a payment before providing any sort of documentation. I let him know that this isn't the standard procedure. I might not be the sharpest tool in the shed, but I certainly won’t fall for that!

I’m employed at a supported living facility for individuals in delicate situations, and we seem to have attracted quite the nuisance. One of our residents has somehow disclosed her name, leading to relentless phone calls at their home. As her support worker, I’m authorised to communicate on her behalf if the need arises. Today, one of the young ladies chose not to engage with the caller and passed the phone to me instead. The gentleman on the other end was exceptionally rude and rather dismissive, insisting that I had no right to speak for her and demanding to have a word with her directly. He inquired about my name, and when I refused to divulge it, he resorted to shouting, insisting that I'm "merely a carer" and that I don't even contribute to the household bills. It was astonishing to witness his temper flare when I suggested they might not have the best intentions. It’s truly disheartening that individuals of such dubious character feel empowered to target those who are particularly vulnerable.

I recently received a rather peculiar phone call from someone named 'Pheobe'. She inquired specifically for my wife, which immediately put me on my guard. When I pressed for more information, she claimed to represent 'Stop These Calls' and proceeded to mention that she was aware we were inundated with pesky marketing calls. I couldn’t help but fib a bit and replied 'No'-an utter fabrication, as we're typically swamped with such calls, like everyone else! She simply thanked me and then promptly ended the call. My instincts told me it was a dodgy operation, so I decided to verify on this site and, lo and behold, it confirmed my suspicions. I’ll definitely be reporting this number to Ofcom.

They rang me earlier today. Isn't it amusing that when I politely informed them I wasn't interested and refused to part with any personal information or bank details, they promptly disconnected? Just a minute later, I received another annoying silent call. They really seem to underestimate people's intelligence! I've reported them to Ofcom.

I just received a rather curious call from a lady named Danielle. She claimed to know that my phone number had been peddled about and that I was inundated with marketing calls. She offered to eliminate these nuisance calls for a mere £1.80 a month. To be fair, she was spot on about the barrage of marketing calls plaguing my phone. But it does make one ponder who is actually behind these bothersome interruptions. Could it be the same folks who promise to put an end to them? Am I just being overly suspicious? Honestly, it raises an eyebrow when you think about it. Who on earth has the time to churn out all those computer viruses? Perhaps it's the very same people cashing in on the antivirus solutions!

I've been trying to help my elderly parents deal with the incessant nuisance of unwanted phone calls. To sort it out, I asked them for their bank details, thinking it might put an end to the annoying solicitations. Mind you, I’ve already registered them with the Telephone Preference Service, which didn’t cost a penny.

Incredibly impolite and quite confrontational. They have the audacity to propose a monthly fee of £1.80 just to block unwanted calls!

I’ve just had a call from this number, and a person named Emmy was on the line. She requested a payment of £1.80 a month to put an end to these annoying calls. Total scam!

I've been receiving calls from these absolute muppets! My mother has Alzheimer's, and their relentless calls really upset her a great deal!

What a twist of fate, eh? The irony of it all!

Business Name: Curb the Nuisance Calls Location: 3rd Floor, 24 Westover Road, Bournemouth, Website: curbthenuisancecalls.co.uk Email: [email protected] [email protected] Postcode: BH1 2BZ

I've received calls from this number twice already, despite being registered with the Telephone Preference Service. What steps can we take to put an end to this?

I just had a phone call from this number claiming they could put a stop to all those pesky nuisance calls. Sounds reasonable, right? But then, he casually drops that the service comes with a £1.80 price tag, and I couldn't help but chuckle before hanging up. What a cheeky offer!

In the past fortnight, I've received a barrage of calls from various companies trying to sell me services to stop those pesky unsolicited calls. The most recent offender was this number. I've taken matters into my own hands by blocking it, so now when they ring, my phone only makes a single chime. I’ve no idea what nonsense they might be hearing on their end, but do check to see if you can block these numbers as well. It seems they're starting to replace those calls from the PPS.

It's rather amusing to see a so-called "satisfied user" rave about this so-called service. If you're gullible enough to buy into that, you might as well be a character from one of Hans Christian Andersen's tales or perhaps you’ve lost the plot entirely. I've promptly added their number to my block list. This is nothing short of a blatant scam, no question about it!

Isn't it just absurd? They go on about tackling those pesky cold callers, yet here they are, behaving like one themselves! It's almost laughable, isn't it?

Today, my 77-year-old mum received a couple of calls from a chap named Haydn representing this company. He claimed they could help her avoid nuisance calls. Given the past issues we've faced, where she nearly shared her bank details with strangers, she said she would consult me first. So, on my advice, she requested that he send some written information through the post. His response was a bit off-putting, insisting that she needed to sign up first and that it wasn’t my place to be involved-she had to make her own choices. They've promised to call back after the weekend, and rest assured, I’ll be the one picking up the phone next time!

Please cease your incessant calls, or we shall have no choice but to lodge a complaint against you.

The caller didn’t bother to leave a message at all.

I received a call from someone who didn't utter a word, but I could clearly hear the sounds of children having a good time in the background. Oddly enough, they hung up shortly after. Curious about the identity of the caller, I decided to dial 1471 to find out more.

I've just received a rather alarming phone call from these folks offering a deal of £59 for three years. When I expressed my intention to do a bit of research first, they became quite irate and refused to let me have my say. The agent insisted that if they were attempting to con me, it wouldn't be for such a paltry sum! I pointed out that she had mentioned earlier that the conversation was being recorded, yet her manner was far from courteous, not allowing me any chance to respond! Unsurprisingly, she ended the call rather abruptly. Given her attitude, I definitely won't be considering their service! I never share my banking information over the phone unless I’m the one making the call!

I got a couple of calls from this number earlier today. The initial call, I politely declined and ended the conversation. However, during the second call, I was quite sceptical about the sales pitch regarding an existing fee I apparently pay to halt nuisance calls, which she claimed she could undercut. When she couldn’t specify who my current provider is, I decided to tell her I had no interest and that I’d look into my account details before potentially reaching out again.

They’re still at it, ringing me up yet again-twice in just a couple of days! They keep harping on about halting cold calls. The last time they contacted me, I mentioned I’d look them up online, but funnily enough, they failed to provide a website for any sort of confirmation. The name of the company did pop up on the TPS site, though. Quite the curious situation, isn’t it?

I keep receiving incessant calls that just won’t take a hint. Despite my best efforts to block or halt these nuisance calls, they persist in bothering me, as if “no” is completely foreign to them!

Earlier today, I was approached with a rather surprising offer to fork out £59.00 for a three-year subscription to their services. The moment they requested my bank details, I thought better of it and promptly ended the call.

I've been receiving quite a number of calls from this particular number throughout the day, and it's becoming rather bothersome. They never seem to leave a message on my voicemail either. Quite frustrating, to say the least!

I’d previously made it clear that I had zero interest, especially after being inundated with numerous silent calls. Hopefully, the frequency of these irritating calls will begin to dwindle now. It feels like they’re the ones initiating all this hassle in the first place!