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Emma

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It's been lovely and quiet for the last few days.  No nuisance sales people calling, no family drama's to be listened to......... I should have known it was too good to be true!!

 

  I've just found out that the reason for my peace and quiet is that the phone line's not working properly. I can phone out without any problem but when people are trying to phone me the line rings once and then crackles a lot and goes dead.  Should have known there was something wrong, I can't remember the last time I went a full day without any junk calls!   lol 

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Lol, I was thinking only earlier how strange it was that the mother in law hadn't phoned to chat to my hubby all night, she calls at least twice a day.  Paul's on the phone to sky atm, he's not too impressed as he's on hold and doesn't like the music.  :o

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I've got the new BT 5800 home phone

blocks 100% of spam / cold callers

Oh wow. A home phone can block them?! I will have to look those up and see how much they are. Cheers Andy! [emoji182][emoji182][emoji182]

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We just don't answer the phone unless we are ready to be sarcastic, rude, evasive or we are very bored.   Mind you its always a genuine caller when you answer the phone with attitude…   Hi mum.. no no i'm ok …… 

 

Best one i ever had was a solar  panel  sales call.  I sounded so interested asking all the right questions, agreed to have a home visit to discuss things further,  then asked if they could be used on a caravan…. Strangely not ok…..  Ok it was heartless and these people are only trying to earn some money…. but the family entertainment value was out of this world priceless… 

 

I have shame..  :redface1:

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Have you registered with the TPS?

Yep. Doesn't do much as most people seem to be operating outside of the UK. Someone I know who works in a UK call centre said that they have a stack of warning letters from the tps (I think) but they just ignore them! Not very reassuring although I couldn't say how accurate that is as I've not seen it myself.
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Do you ask to be removed from their mailing lists when they call? You normally have to do this three times in one call.

Honestly, no. I usually roll eyes and say no thank you and hang up. Hubby on the other hand likes to give them the third degree. Useful to know that Adam, thank you! [emoji2]
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Oh wow. A home phone can block them?! I will have to look those up and see how much they are. Cheers Andy! [emoji182][emoji182][emoji182]

single unit with ansaphone built in £40

get it direct from BT £10 cheaper than argos or amazon

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