08452866741

I found myself not leaving any message in the end.

I recently received a call from someone who identified themselves as part of a company called Unlimited. They claimed to be from Burleigh House and provided the phone number 02393760038. However, when I pressed them for further information regarding their address, they abruptly ended the call. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!

I've just had one of those calls that seem to be all the rage lately-this company reaching out to arrange my complimentary calls or whatever. To top it off, she ended up just hanging up on me. The number that called was 0239 3760038. Quite the experience, I must say!

I received a call today from someone named Zachary, claiming to be from Openreach. He mentioned something about complimentary calls, similar to what others have reported before. I’ve shared all the information with BT, but to be perfectly honest, I don’t expect anything to come of it.

Earlier today, on the 20th of March around 10 am, I received a rather dodgy call from a woman purporting to represent Openreach. When I requested her name and a direct number to reach her, she was only willing to provide an 0845 number, which she promptly admitted would go unanswered. I pressed her with various questions, but she seemed to fabricate answers, even going so far as to claim that Openreach had cut ties with BT. Frustrated, she eventually hung up on me. What's truly disheartening, however, is the utter lack of information regarding scams on the Openreach website. There's no direct contact number or email for customers to reach out, not even a mention of how to contact Ofcom. It feels as though they’ve left us out in the cold without any support or guidance!

I had a rather forceful lady claiming to represent OpenReach who rang me about sorting out my unlimited calls. I was taken aback as I’m actually with Talk Talk. Eventually, she just hung up on me! Quite the experience, it was!

I've encountered an extremely persistent individual from this number, 08452866741, who seemed far too keen on obtaining my banking information. I decided to terminate the call abruptly. Frankly, dealing with the TPS has proven to be utterly fruitless.

I received a phone call today from a company called Calls Unlimited, and the number they used was 08452867163.

Received a call from this lot - what a complete con!

I had a phone call from this number earlier today; the caller specifically mentioned my name. He claimed he was reaching out to help me with free call entitlements. When I inquired about the company he represented, he responded with "Calls Unlimited; we’re part of Openreach." However, I'm aware that Openreach operates as a wholesale provider and doesn't deal directly with customers; their services go to BT Retail, Plusnet, and other telephone and internet service suppliers.

Today, I received a call from this number. A chap on the line insisted that I needed to arrange my complimentary calls or something similar. He brought up Openreach during the conversation. I questioned him, pointing out that I already had free calling services in place, and asked how I could even be sure he was the real deal. He pressed for the name of my provider, but I didn’t trust that it was a legitimate call, so I hung up and decided to search for the number right here.

I received a call from a woman who had quite a pleasant voice, and she addressed me by name. Initially, I suspected it might be a sales call. However, she claimed she was reaching out as per our prior arrangement regarding assistance with setting up complimentary calls. Assuming my husband might have initiated such a request, I mentioned that he usually handles phone-related matters and proceeded to search for him around the house. Unfortunately, by the time I managed to hand him the phone, that discourteous individual, benefiting from my politeness, had already ended the call! Such a shameful and tacky sales tactic! This company deserves to be called out for their behaviour!

I’ve just experienced a rather peculiar phone call myself. The person on the other end refused outright to disclose their identity and insisted on chatting with the account holder, claiming they were unable to initiate the free call. Naturally, I wasn't about to reveal who I am until they were a bit more forthcoming. After a bit of back and forth, the caller rather sarcastically declared, “I’ll let you carry on with your little game, and you can keep footing the bill for your calls.” It was quite the amusing encounter, to say the least!

I had a rather peculiar phone call from the number 08452866741, claiming to provide complimentary calls. However, when I inquired further and requested some form of identification from the caller, they abruptly hung up on me. After that, I dialled 1471, and the automated voice instructed me to press "1" to prevent any additional communication from this number. Quite the odd experience!

I received a call akin to those I’ve had before, promoting complimentary calls via the Openreach network. When I informed the chap on the other end that I wasn’t subscribed to their services, he continued on for a moment before I decided to hang up.

Had an absolute nuisance of a call from someone claiming to be Alexander. I’m not quite sure what he was after, but it sounded like he was pushing for some sort of free calling scheme. In the end, he just hung up without a proper word. Rubbish, honestly!

Right then, this chap is quite the character, isn't he? A right plonker, if you ask me!

Someone called me, addressing me by name, and claimed they were reaching out to organise complimentary phone calls. However, when I mentioned that I hadn’t agreed to anything like that, they abruptly ended the call. It felt rather unsettling, as they came across as very convincing.

I've had a similar encounter as the one described. The caller asserted they were from OpenReach, which is puzzling since they're neither my service provider nor anyone else's that I know of. When I asked her to confirm her identity, she got rather cagey, which set off alarm bells for me.

I received a call earlier claiming to be from Openreach, stating they wanted to arrange complimentary phone services.

I received a call from 08452866741 claiming to be from Openreach, and they were offering to arrange complimentary telephone calls for me.

A chap rang my elderly mother from this number, claiming he had a more advantageous offer than her current deal with BT. He seemed to be quite clued up on her personal information and was rather pushy in trying to extract her bank details. When she declined, he appeared baffled and even suggested sharing his own bank details to prove he was on the level! His manner was quite rude and he simply wouldn’t take ‘no’ for an answer. When she pressed him for his company name and contact information, he refused to oblige. Thankfully, my mother hung up the phone before anything was revealed. Upon calling 1471 later on, we discovered this number.

I had a rather curious encounter as well. They seemed to already have my name and purported to be from Openreach, yet they were oblivious to the fact that it was a business line under BT One Plan. The moment I brought that up, she quickly claimed they’d amend their records and promptly hung up. I’m fairly certain they’re just scammers and not associated with BT or Openreach at all.

I've encountered an experience akin to the ones shared here: I informed her that I had an existing unlimited calls package with BT. She proceeded to request that I verify my monthly bill. I mentioned that it wasn’t a good time for me to do that, and then she just cut the line. Quite bizarre, really. I wouldn't be surprised if she tries to reach me again.

I got a phone call today from 08452866741, and a lady on the line addressed me by name. When I inquired about her purpose, she claimed to be from Calls Unlimited and asked if I was enjoying my complimentary calls. I informed her that I was already subscribed to a BT plan. She then mentioned she would make a note of it in their system before abruptly ending the call. Quite the peculiar experience!

I received a phone call from this number during my lunch break today. When I picked up, the person on the other end mentioned my name. Curious, I inquired who they were and the purpose of the call, but before I could get an answer, the line went dead. Quite odd, I must say!

I've been getting phone calls from a number claiming to be "Call Unlimited" associated with Openreach.

I’m currently trying to make enquiries in the Skye region. It’s all following the same pattern with Openreach on behalf of BT. When I pointed out that Openreach only supplies the infrastructure and doesn’t actually offer free calls, she seemed rather perplexed and irritated before the call was abruptly cut off.

Phoned up claiming to be from BT, yet when I mentioned the name of the account holder, he didn’t have a clue and abruptly ended the call! Very suspicious, if you ask me.

I received a call from this number today and encountered the same old routine as others have mentioned: “We’re affiliated with OpenReach.” They asked me about my monthly telephone bill. When I pointed out that he ought to have that information, he retorted, “Do you really think I keep track of everyone’s records?” Well, if you represent BT and are acting above board, then yes, you should! He proceeded to mention a “plan” with a company named ITAL that could supposedly save me money on calls. I wasn’t interested, and he became rather impertinent, prompting me to tell him to shove off before I hung up. Immediately after that, I opted to have my number removed from their calling list-I guess we’ll see if that actually does the trick!

Like many others have mentioned, my experience is quite similar. I haven’t yet taken advantage of my complimentary calls. Just to clarify - I’m not the one responsible for the bills; that would be the hearing-impaired person in question, who has no interest in entering into any contracts. When I inquired, her reply was simply ‘no contracts’. I suggested that she send the necessary information through the post, so the bill payer can review it at leisure. Yet here we are, a month down the line, and still no sign of any information. I can’t help but wonder why that is; perhaps it’s not the brilliant proposition it was claimed to be after all!

I found it rather frustrating that this individual mispronounced my name not once, but thrice during the conversation. He mentioned he was dispatching a package that would supposedly provide me with complimentary phone calls. I clearly expressed my desire to keep my existing package unchanged, yet he abruptly terminated the call before I could conclude my thoughts. Quite discourteous, if you ask me!

If you invest in a call blocker like CPR or a similar device, you can reclaim your tranquility and bid farewell to the relentless nuisance of telemarketers invading your day-to-day life. No more interruptions from unwanted sales pitches!

I received a rather curious call from this number earlier on, purporting to be from OpenReach. They claimed that I supposedly don’t have a complimentary calling plan. Now, I may not be a telecommunications specialist, but I’m fairly certain that OpenReach is in the business of maintaining the infrastructure rather than dealing with billing or the specifics of call plans-that's more BT's domain, if I’m not mistaken, and certainly not OpenReach’s remit. It’s worth noting, too, that if they had been affiliated with BT, they would have been aware that I’m subscribed to BT Unlimited Anytime Calls. Quite the dodgy call, if you ask me!

I received a call from this number earlier today. The woman on the line mentioned that my wife was the one responsible for the bills and stated she'd ring back at a later time. I'm really pleased I looked this up!

I received a call from this number earlier today, initially inquiring about the bill payer for my account. The caller went on to inform me that they were reaching out to arrange a complimentary calling plan. When I pressed for their identity, the representative abruptly stated they were from Openreach, the company that supplies the lines to BT and other providers. Curiously, when I mentioned my fibre optic bill, the tone shifted dramatically, and she promptly ended the conversation. Quite the peculiar interaction, to say the least!

I received a call from this number, but they disconnected before I picked up. I'm grateful to everyone who's flagged this number, as it now allows me to add it to my CPR call blocker-something I highly recommend to anyone who's able to invest in one. Prices are dropping so if you're watching your wallet, it might be worth holding on a bit longer. I splashed out £50 on mine, but I've spotted models for as little as £24, and I dare say they might get even cheaper down the line. It’s been a lifesaver, and I’m now experiencing far fewer disturbances. I even made a cheeky little response for them on YouTube; you could always download the tune and send it their way!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5It-vXyYNa4

I received a call today from someone claiming to be from Openreach, offering 'complimentary' calls. The woman on the other end got rather vexed when I began probing her with a few inquiries. Honestly, very impolite behaviour on her part!

I received four missed calls from this number today, and not a single one had anyone on the line. It's quite frustrating and feels like an invasion of personal space. Why can’t these annoying calls be put to an end?

I had an utterly infuriating experience with some old hag on the phone who clearly thought she was doing me a favour. She tossed my name around and mentioned something about me not having my free evening and weekend calls sorted, but it was only after some prompting that she decided to share the name of her so-called company. Turns out it was "Calls Unlimited", but as soon as I heard that, I told her I wasn't interested at all, and frankly, she should do one! That number was 08452866741.

I received a call earlier today from someone inquiring about my husband, who manages the bills in our household. I requested to know who was on the line since he wasn't around at that moment. The response was that it was Openreach, looking to arrange complimentary calls. I informed them that I were the bill payer and that I already benefit from free calls. To my surprise, they abruptly ended the call. It feels rather suspicious, doesn't it? I suspect this might be a scam.

I just had a rather unpleasant phone call from someone purporting to be from Openreach, using the number 08452866741. When I mentioned I couldn’t chat at that moment, they became exceedingly rude and said they were in control of my bill. Upon asking for their name, they flatly refused to share any details, insisting that they didn’t need to disclose anything about themselves, while somehow claiming they had access to my full name, address, and postcode! After I ended the call, the same individual rang me back a few minutes later just to argue, accusing me of being arrogant. Their manner was shockingly rude and aggressive. It's clear they haven't got a clue about proper customer service. I can't help but wonder who these folks are-surely this isn’t the conduct Openreach would expect from their team members.

Today, I received a call from a woman using this number who went on about setting me up with some sort of unlimited calling plan. I was quite taken aback and asked her for her identity and the purpose of her call. She dropped Openreach's name, which raised my suspicions. I firmly stated that I wouldn't have any discussion until BT reached out to me directly regarding any alterations to my contract with all the necessary particulars. She assured me she'd send some details via the postal service.

Today, my wife received a phone call from someone who claimed to be from BT. They inquired if she was the one responsible for the bills. When she confirmed that she was, they informed her they wished to facilitate the Friends and Family service, supposedly offering free calls. The caller asked if this service was already active, to which my wife pointed out that they ought to be aware of that if they were indeed representing BT. Then, they started blabbing about free calls during evenings and weekends. At this juncture, my wife requested a formal confirmation in writing, and abruptly, the caller terminated the call!

Just received the most peculiar phone call from this number! A chap on the other end was overly chipper, blurted out, "Can you believe who popped up on Sky Sports yesterday?" and then promptly hung up. I couldn’t trace the call initially since I don’t have caller ID, but a quick dial of 1471 revealed this number. How utterly bizarre! What on earth would possess someone to say that? I don’t even have a Sky subscription! Perhaps it was simply a case of misdialing? What a curious encounter! :)

I had a rather unpleasant exchange with a representative from a budget calling service when I declined to provide my bank account information during a phone conversation. Their reaction was quite aggressive, which left a rather sour taste in my mouth.

I've had enough of these incessant calls coming from x directory! They keep ringing me three or four times daily, and it's becoming unbearable. Honestly, how much more can one endure?

It's truly disgraceful how these individuals operate; they're nothing more than a bunch of shameless tricksters. They ought to be held accountable for their actions! If ever I happen to cross paths with them, I wouldn't hesitate to give them a piece of my mind-it's infuriating to think about what they get away with!

I've chatted with numerous folks around Northern Ireland, and it seems like only BT customers are getting these nuisance calls. A chap named Paul even confirmed that my details came from BT. However, BT is vehemently denying this and refusing to provide a new number. Given my current health challenges, it's quite frustrating to have people with such poor manners calling me four or five times a day.

They rang me before seven in the morning on a Saturday, which is absolutely ridiculous and highly inappropriate! Calls at such a time are simply unacceptable. It feels like we’re being bombarded with complaints, yet not nearly enough is being done to tackle it. This is precisely why the civil rights movement gained momentum, wouldn’t you agree? We can protest or, alternatively, we could all just hide away in our caves and avoid the issue altogether, eh?

I've been receiving endless calls from this number, so I finally caved and pressed 2. Miraculously, I got a return call from someone trying to sell me a package of free calls. I made it clear that the number they dialled belongs to a business. Now I'm left wondering if they’ll try their luck and ring again...

I find myself in a similar predicament with those calls. What I've taken to doing is, whenever I hear that automated spiel about "setting you up with complimentary calls," I simply press 2. When they eventually connect, I respond with, "Would you mind holding for a tick? Just a brief moment," and then I mute the call, leaving them hanging until they finally give up and disconnect. Quite the entertaining tactic, I must say!

I seem to get a call from this number around four times a week. It’s quite amusing really, as I’ve not once managed to find out who it is via the 1471 service. Instead, I opted to press 2 and was informed a callback would be arranged within a couple of days. True to their word, two days later, I received a rather curt call from a rather irritable woman insisting on speaking to the account holder. When I inquired about the purpose of the call, she claimed I had shown an interest in some free call service. I pretended to be intrigued and requested the name of the company before proceeding. With a hint of reluctance, she revealed it was a new service called Calls Unlimited, in association with BT. I promptly informed her that I wanted my number removed from their calling list as I’m registered with the Telephone Preference Service, but then she simply hung up on me! Despite my request, they continue to bombard me with calls! I’m absolutely fed up!

We've been absolutely inundated with calls from "Calls Unlimited." It's become a real nuisance! They persistently bombard our number with their automated messages. Whenever you inquire about their identity, they either become rather aggressive, claim to represent BT Open Reach, or simply hang up without a word. Despite multiple promises from different callers that they would take our number off their list, the relentless redialling just won’t quit. Quite the frustrating situation, I must say!

I've encountered a similar situation myself. The call simply disconnected without warning. If anyone else has received a call from this number, do share your thoughts here; we might be able to compile some useful information on these gits.

Could someone enlighten me as to who might be behind this number? I picked up the call, but all I got was silence on the other end. Much appreciated!