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From: Stop Scammers Now on 13 Dec 2008 09:00 My BT landline is paid by direct debit and I don't have a contract mobile. My mobile is 'Pay As You Go' and I'm still getting these calls! -- Gery.... wrote... If you take out a phone contract and don't pay the bill they will call, if you don't want them to call pay the ruddy bill!!!! --
From: Tim Downie on 13 Dec 2008 09:10 Stop Scammers Now wrote: > My BT landline is paid by direct debit and I don't have a contract > mobile. My mobile is 'Pay As You Go' and I'm still getting these > calls! How about explaining what the calls are about? How are they defrauding you? Tim
From: Stop Scammers Now on 14 Dec 2008 11:36 Hi, I already pay for a block on anonymous calls but is there a way to block certain numbers like the one mentioned here? --
From: Michael R N Dolbear on 14 Dec 2008 17:36 Stop Scammers Now <nobody(a)pseudo.borked.net> wrote > Hi, > > I already pay for a block on anonymous calls but is there a way to > block certain numbers like the one mentioned here? That (ACR) is �48.00 pa You could additionally subscribe to CTR (Choose To Refuse, �40.20 pa) which blocks up to ten callers. Or, as discussed here, the the Truecall call screener (�99) might, for your purposes, replace both and filter "unavailable" calls as well with a payback period of two years or less. http://www.truecall.co.uk -- Mike D
From: Gamma Eridon on 15 Dec 2008 09:35
On Dec 14, 4:36 pm, Stop Scammers Now <nob...(a)pseudo.borked.net> wrote: > Hi, > > I already pay for a block on anonymous calls but is there a way to > block certain numbers like the one mentioned here? > > -- As another poster mentioned "Choose to Refuse" is available but chargeable, however BT have been known to waive the fee for a month to stop malicious calls. I would suggest having a word with the Malicious Calls Bureau on 0800 661441 to see if they can help. END OF MESSAGE |