Hi.
Can some offer some way of dealing with Nuisance calls, I am not to bad but it is really effecting my wife, she gets worried each time the phone rings now. I have no way of identifieing the caller, as the number is with held, when the call shows up it comes up as Undentified, ringing 1471 gives me no number. I should also add my telephone number is registered with TPS..
The caller is there for a short while then hangs up.
Any ideas please as this is getting a little to much to handle.
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You could use a call blocking phone and force withheld numbers to identify themselves.
BT do a couple of them.
If you think its the same person/numbe each time, BT have a Choose To Refuse facility which allows you to block the last caller, even if its withheld.
@starship, we had this trouble, and I got a BT Decor 1500 corded phone/answerphone, we don't bother picking up these calls with that in the system. Just let the phone ring and forget it. Just a thought, and this provided a cheap permanent solution to these problem calls for us.
Hi starship,
Go and have a look at a set of BT Call Guardian phones, look on the net and read the pdf manual is my advice.
I have a set myself and they are the best,set them up and they are fantastic.
I did have a problem with mine,not any fault of the phones,but it did block a 0845 number what may have
stopped me some grief (see my posts) but thats all sorted now.
Thanks for the info very helpful i will look into each and everyone.
Very frustrating as the phone went off this morning around 4am, this was concerning as our daughter is very ill and thought it might have been her trying to make contact.
One of the first moves will be, as soon as we see caller unidentified we won't bother to pick up, maybe they will get fed up.
Regards to all..
I've just had a very professionally sounding call (with Eastern accent) from a young man claiming to be from BT Openreach and that they can see I'm experiencing a lot of problems with my internet connection.
I don't have caller display and told him no thank you.
BT Openreach certainly wouldn't be ringing to offer to fix any problems with your internet, they wouldn't know and they certainly wouldn't care if you hadn't reported a problem.
@AA99 wrote:
I've just had a very professionally sounding call (with Eastern accent) from a young man claiming to be from BT Openreach and that they can see I'm experiencing a lot of problems with my internet connection.
I don't have caller display and told him no thank you.
That's very polite. I'm lucky enough not to get many such calls but when I do my response has one word fewer.