08458620059

I received a call at 0945 on Remembrance Sunday from some despicable individuals. They have also been bothering me every lunchtime over the past few weeks.

They continue to call me persistently, but I simply hang up the phone now; unfortunately, they don't seem to understand my disinterest.

I find it quite peculiar that I am currently in the process of researching the potential acquisition of a new boiler. However, this information has only been shared with two individuals. Consequently, I am left wondering whether this is purely a coincidence or if my contact details have been disclosed to others. Regardless, this situation is rather unsettling. I want to emphasise that under no circumstances will I entertain any unsolicited calls regarding this matter.

Absolutely infuriating! I constantly receive bothersome phone calls that I consistently reject and politely ask to go away. However, this person persists, insisting that I go downstairs and retrieve information from the boiler. I tell them I can't be bothered and promptly end the call, but deep down, I know they'll contact me again soon. If they persist, next time I'll exhibit my expert "F" level communication skills! They must be paid incredibly poorly to exhibit such insistence.

I received a call earlier from someone claiming to be from the National Heating Advisory Centre. They provided their address as 272 Bath Street, Glasgow. However, after conducting a Google search, it became evident that this address is a virtual office. This means that they are not actually located there but are using it as a cover to hide their actual place of business. It is important to note that I am registered with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS) and have reported this incident to them for further investigation.

I've recently received calls from some dodgy characters purporting to represent the "National Heating Advice Centre" - a rather suspect name that strikes me as decidedly contrived to seem official. What really raised my eyebrows was the ancient database they must be using; the postcode they referenced hasn't been relevant for over nine years! And to add to the frustration, they’re ringing a number that's registered with the TPS. I'm inclined to believe this number is linked to aql.com or gradwell.com, or perhaps even one of their numerous resellers. It's crucial to clarify that these folks aren't actually the entity behind the calls; they simply manage the number range 0845 862 and allocate numbers to various companies, much like how BT operates. They might have some insights into who is truly orchestrating these calls and could potentially act on it.

Received a curious phone call from a lady representing Northern Gas, a company name that seems to pop up quite a lot. She greeted me with familiarity, using my name, and claimed I was eligible for a complimentary boiler, provided I owned my home and was under 75 - quite a peculiar requirement, if you ask me. I informed her that I had already looked into this and discovered that I did not qualify for such an offer. She insisted otherwise. So, I repeated my stance, and she still maintained that I was indeed eligible. Eventually, she transferred me to someone named Shane, who quite clearly recited from a script. He explained that while they would handle the boiler installation, the cost would actually be folded into my monthly payments, which supposedly covered servicing too. I gently reminded him that the initial caller assured me it was free of charge, only for him to flatly deny that she would have ever said such a thing. I reiterated that she had mentioned it not once but twice! At that point, I'd had enough. I politely declined any further conversation and hung up the phone.

I received a call from someone claiming to be from Northern Gas, informing me that I was eligible for a free boiler as a homeowner under the age of 75. However, I had already checked and knew that I was not entitled to a free boiler. Despite my repeated objections, the caller insisted that I could indeed receive a free boiler. She then transferred me to an advisor named Shane, who recited a prepared script. According to him, the cost of the boiler would be included in a monthly charge which covers servicing as well. I mentioned that the initial caller had stated the boiler was free, but Shane refuted this and said she would not have made such a claim. Frustrated, I declined their offer and ended the call.

I'm interested in seeking information about the National Heating Advice Centre. I have a query regarding their ability to obtain our telephone number and name, especially when we are registered with the TPS (Telephone Preference Service). Can anyone explain this?

Still going strong, eh? Another cheeky Irish chap trying to sell me boilers, not a chance!

Once more this morning, just prior to midday. Identical to what occurred yesterday. No text received.

Once again this morning, just shy of midday, the phone rang. Much like yesterday, it was the same routine; no message left behind. I resolutely refuse to engage; answering only serves to affirm that my number is active, leading them to peddle it to yet more of those pesky callers. These organisations maintain extensive databases of active numbers, which they purchase from other firms. It's a common occurrence for me to experience a wave of unsolicited calls right around the time I’m renewing my car insurance every year. The best approach is to simply NOT PICK UP, BLOCK (if possible - I can manage to block numbers on my mobile but not my landline), and just IGNORE them. With the alarming frequency of cold calls, scams, and harassing calls these days, especially since I'm an ex-D and belong to the Telephone Preference Service, it baffles me that anyone would answer their phone without first checking the caller ID. Yet, people do, only to find themselves embroiled in bizarre conversations, receiving threats, or having scammers try to extract their financial details. More action should certainly be taken to combat this issue. One would hope the government would step in, though I’m not holding my breath.

Received a call from this number after six o'clock today, but they didn't bother to leave a message. I tried calling them back with my number hidden using 141 (0845 numbers are included in my BT package) in the hopes of tying them up, but it turns out the line's registered as a fax number, so that plan backfired. If they can't be bothered to leave a message, there's a good chance they aren’t legitimate callers. I always let the answering machine take over. It certainly spares me a lot of grief. Various 'Who Called Me' platforms indicate that this number is linked to a business peddling boilers under different guises, such as The Heating Advice Company, Citizens Advice Heating, Eco Heating, and the like. Unfortunately, I can’t block incoming numbers on my landline, unlike my mobile. What I’ve found works best is to let the answering machine field calls from unknown numbers. It truly saves a lot of inconvenience. I’m registered with the Telephone Preference Service and I’m an ex-directory subscriber, but evidently, that makes no difference at all, as others have reported similar experiences. It seems to be peak season for unsolicited calls, as I’ve been inundated with at least one every evening for the past week. I often find myself spending the time between 6pm and 7pm documenting these calls on sites just like this.

Today, I have received three calls, whilst yesterday I received two. Unfortunately, nobody spoke on any of these calls; instead, all I could hear were murmuring voices in the background. I strongly believe that Bt should take action and block this number from making any further calls.

I received a call after 6 this evening, but the caller opted not to leave a message. I masked my number using 141 and tried to return the call, intending to waste their time a bit; however, it turned out to be registered as a fax line, which was a bit of a letdown. If they can't be bothered to leave a message, they're clearly not a legitimate caller in my book. I always allow my answering machine to take over; it saves a great deal of bother. From what I've gathered on other caller identification websites, this number is associated with a firm pushing boiler sales, such as The Heating Advice Company and Eco Heating, among other names. While I'm unable to block calls on my landline like I can on my mobile, my usual strategy is to let the answering machine handle any unfamiliar numbers. It definitely cuts down on the hassle. Even though I'm registered with the Telephone Preference Service and have gone ex-directory, it appears to have minimal impact. It feels like we’re experiencing a surge of unsolicited sales calls lately; I've been receiving at least one every night for the last week. I’ve found myself jotting down notes about these calls almost every evening between 6 and 7.

I received a call but nobody picked up; all I heard was a strange beep before the line went dead.

Received a call yesterday, 22nd August 2016, and there was no introduction before the line went silent, so I decided to block the number. The caller was 08458620059, and I suspect it might be an unwanted nuisance.

The Heating Advice Centre received a call from a female with a West of Scotland accent who mentioned they are located in Glasgow. The caller offered a service for boiler replacement, emphasizing that there would be no upfront costs involved.

I received a call from a lady who had a noticeable West of Scotland accent. She mentioned that her company is situated in Glasgow and is providing boiler replacement services without any initial payment required. Quite an intriguing offer!

On a peaceful Sunday morning, the tranquility was abruptly interrupted by a sudden silence. Suddenly, a mysterious voice, difficult to confirm whether it belonged to a live person or a prerecorded message, uttered a curt "Goodbye." It proved to be exceptionally bothersome.

Received three phone calls this morning. They were unwelcome and intrusive!

What's the point of having a government if they can't take action against these irritating pests who keep ringing us up?

I recently encountered a rather dodgy situation with a supposed boiler replacement scheme. This Scottish lady phoned me up and started taking wild guesses at my postcode, insisting it wasn’t showing up on her system. Yet, for some reason, she carried on with the guessing game. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!

It seems I've stumbled upon a bunch of dodgy boiler replacement con artists. There was a Scottish lady on the phone, clearly going to great lengths to keep me engaged in conversation.

I spotted a missed call from this number that resulted in a message on my voicemail. However, upon listening back, all I encountered was the typical chatter of a call centre-no actual message left. It’s interesting to see the pattern, as many others have mentioned they tend to call on Sundays too! My voicemail was recorded on the 19th of June at about 3:10 PM. I'm going to report them to Which magazine as they’re currently tackling the issue of those pricey 0845 numbers.

Three phone calls were received between 11:00 and 2:00 pm from the telephone number 08458620059. It can become quite frustrating when you are eagerly awaiting an important call from your family, only to hear a voice just as you're about to hang up. This incident was reported on 13th June 2016.

They have called me for the second time now, but I choose not to answer if I don't recognize the number. Instead, I make a note of it and search for the number on Google. These calls are incredibly bothersome and disturbing.

Earlier today, on Sunday, a call was received from this number. However, no message was left on the voicemail, leading me to assume that it was likely an individual attempting some weekend sales.

I've received multiple calls from this number. Every time I answer, they just cut the line. It's rather bothersome, especially considering my age and disability. I really do wish there was a way to put an end to these irritating calls!

I received a call earlier today, on 6th April 2016, from a number I didn’t recognise, so I opted not to pick up. The caller was using the number 08458620059.

I received a call from this number, and when I picked up, there was silence at the other end. After a moment, I was greeted with a "Goodbye" from a voice that clearly wasn’t fluent in English. Quite strange, really!

I received a call promoting a complimentary boiler installation and potential savings on my utility bills. When I pressed for more details, the woman claimed to be affiliated with Citizens Advice. However, upon further inquiry, it turned out she actually represented a Citizens Advice centre, which felt rather deceptive to me. - caller: Citizens Advice Centre - Glasgow

Received a call on Sunday arvo and then again at about five on Wednesday, but I missed both. I attempted to ring back on both occasions only to be greeted by an American voice informing me that this number isn't active. I've consequently decided to BLOCK it!

I've been receiving calls from this number continually. Just the other day, I cleared out most of my call history on my mobile, so now I've only got a few recent calls logged. They've attempted to reach me thrice in that short span. I did manage to pick up, although it took me a few rings to respond-roughly four, if I recall correctly. Each time, the line goes quiet, and eventually, it redirects to voicemail, but they never bother to leave a message. I'm on the Telephone Preference Service list, but unfortunately, there's no one on the line to tell them to cut it out and stop bothering me.

I've just put the phone down.

Received a call earlier today around 2 in the afternoon. Cheers to all the comments here-now we can just brush this one off, no problem.