Like a persistent door‑to‑door solicitor, the calls from +441206913799 keep appearing in inboxes, offering magazines and vouchers while often hanging up before a clear message is delivered. Most callers identify themselves as a telemarketing operation linked to the Easylife brand, and the pattern of abrupt answer‑phone drops signals a classic nuisance strategy. Blocking the number on mobile and landline, registering the caller with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS), and refusing to supply any bank or personal details are the safest steps. If a recorded message is received, treat it as spam and delete it without engagement. Regularly reviewing call‑blocking apps can also reduce future interruptions.
The call was diverted to my answerphone as I was unable to take it. No message was left, just a lot of rustling of paper. Before hanging up, a man swore, 'bloody hell'! Not very pleasant. If this is a company, they won't be getting my business. Now blocked.
I missed a call from this number and they didnt leave a voicemail, it was probably spam or scam, be carefull with this number and dont give them any personal details
The habit of hanging up immediately after the answer message is not only annoying but also suggests a lack of genuine intent behind these calls.
Fortunately, we didn't pick up, as the call went straight to answerphone and they promptly hung up, clearly a marketing call we didn't need
I've just made a purchse from this company but I still dont want to recieve calls from them, so I've now blocked the number.
I've missed a call from this number on my mobile, i'm a Easylife customer but i dont want there nuisance calls
My mobile rang with a claim of my involvement in a vehicle collision. I responded by stating they were speaking to the local police station, after which the call was abruptly terminated.
Unrecognised number, faint message
This number has rang several times, and when I answer, they just hang up
unwelcome contact
An answer machine captured the call, but the caller hung up. The noise recorded resembled that of a call centre. According to other users, this is Easylife. As previously mentioned, they are quite a nuisance. During my order, I specified that my email and phone number were only for the duration of that transaction, and I was given assurance it was noted, yet others seem to disregard that.
Another nuisance call from Easy Life. Blocked again.
I appreciate all the warnings on this site! So relieved I didn't pick up the phone.
they do survey call
Unwanted calls
Sales teles is annoying
Number not recognized
Easylife magazine is the source of these calls, as they attempt to sell their products and offer vouchers; this is a result of a previous magazine purchase
another survey
This number is a nuisance
Caller was a nuisance
No one responds when answering
Rubbish message left
Magazine subscription scam
feed back say's scaning no
i pickup phone but nobody talk
Peak magazine want my bank detail
easylife sell my detail to them thats why they call me
Subscription scam
Stop contacting me
