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The guy introduced himself with Alex and asked for me by name. He said he was calling on behalf of my bank and he was doing a costumer survey. When I asked him what bank it was, he wouldn`t answer and tried to avoid the answer over and over again by switching to the next question. I said I was not telling anything to cold callers on the phone, he hung up.
derp replied 2014-10-21 10:56:49He didn't answer because of data protection. Workers can't say the name of the bank unless you confirm who you are, you could be anybody.Ray replied 2014-12-16 13:55:15Derp
Data protection!?? They phone you and they havent a clue who you are !Softmick99 replied 2015-04-09 21:56:12Derp sounds like a true derp!BlueHaze replied 2015-04-27 20:44:33Derp is totally correct. I have previously worked for the company, conducting satisfaction surveys on behalf of high street banks.
All the banks provide to Facts is one name name and a telephone number. They are not allowed to mention the name of the bank until they confirm who they are speaking to. Other people in the household might not be aware of the fact this person has an account with this bank, or are trying to keep it secret through divorce proceeding, (this was the example the bank used when explaining this to us, a soon to be divorced wife finding out about a bank account the husband was squirreling money away in.)
Of course, it's up to you whether you want to give up your free time to speak to them. They call people from 9am to 9pm, which is pretty unsociable. To be honest, it's the only place in the town that'll employ people straight out of school.
I sound like bit of an apologist here, and that's not my intent. Its not the most dignified way to earn a living, but its the first rung on the ladder for many kids in the community. -
Just got back from lunch and noticed a missed call on my desk phone. Checked the number on google and this is what it is. Now I want them to call me back. Why? Because I work for Ofcom
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I have spoken with this company several times regarding the service of my bank Natwest. They do not ask for any personal or sensitive information, they are only interested in your most recent interaction. Natwest would not use an untrustworthy company. Unfortunately, as with any company, you occassionally have muppetts working within the system giving everyone else a bad name. People have to work, you're better off directing abuse at the job shy.
Beej replied 2014-11-15 01:15:03I don't see a problem with directing my abuse at both! People may have to work, but we are all entitled to down time where we are not continually interupted by companies ringing us. My phone is for my use, and not so companies can phone me whenever they feel like it, when I have done everything I can to ensure I receive no unsolicited calls. End of.face palm replied 2017-01-18 14:42:15^ then just say you don't want to help improve the service you recieve and your number would be black listed. -
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Received a call at 13:20 said asked for wife by her name to do with a survey on behalf of her bank ours is a joint account so said they could ask me they replied ok we will call back another time bloody t*****s wasting our time
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I used to work here. It literally is mostly students trying to make a bit of money. Absolutely nothing suspicious in the slightest I promise you. Some of you are very strange/lonely/bored
elder replied 2015-12-22 19:43:25the last thing any lonely person would want is a random little shit like you askign for a survey.blaackorchid replied 2016-06-08 23:12:37some of us are SO fed up with nuisance calls. Not bored or lonely. Why should I be woken up at 11pm, for some stupid survey!okay then replied 2017-01-18 14:43:45^ they only call until 9pm.
And "little shits" have bills to pay, if you honestly hate helping companies improve their service ask to have your number black listed.Killittle shitz replied 2017-02-13 15:19:41Teen, Get a proper job and stop being an irritation. If, as you say the place is riddled with students it is a sad reflection that the cream of our crop cannot find anything more productive, useful or mind expanding that read a pre-prepared script. Every call I receive takes up the maximum of their time as I weave an inventive yet plausable mix of truths, half truths and lies. If more people would do this eventually these nuisances would go out of business. -
This guy called at 20.50pm tonight and said he was from Tesco mobile and asked me by name, and asked if I had contacted Tesco mobile to change my number or did I contact Tesco within the last week, very suspicious!
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This guy rang me at 11:49am today, claiming he was doing a survey. He asked to speak the youngest male in my household! How creepy...
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Called me 14th oct at 19.40 then 16th oct at 16.32 then 17th oct at 09.58 then 18 oct at 09.42 then 22nd oct at 18.38 and today at 18.40. I just answer it then leave the phone on the side. They soon get fed up and hang up. Will they ever get the message.
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This number has rung my mother three times this week and just hangs up when she answers the phone which is very disturbing for her. These people need stopping, we have caller preference but it doesn't seem to make any difference. :(
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Male caller wanted to know my wife's view of the election on behalf of the Kent Messenger, as we are in the middle decorating she declined to response.We are on the TPS list?
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Phoned me to get me to confirm my details...but i did agree to the survey said no to the first question and he said ok bye....i really wanted to know why he want me to confirm who i am when i know who i am....weird
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Apparently a market research company based in Ashford, Kent. When I have to give my phone number to a company (bank, etc) I don't expect it to be passed to ANYONE - even a company doing research for whoever I gave my number to. I especially hate being called at 1900 - 2100 hrs and the phone not ringing long enough for me to answer it, even if I wanted to. Especially annoying if I'm actually expecting someone to call and then the phone goes 'dead'. Don't need this harassment at my age.
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This has been a regular nuisance caller for some time. Thanks to some helpful comments above, which revealed that this company is employed by various high street banks to conduct customer surveys. I rang my bank and explained to them that I do NOT wish to have my private, TPS-registered, ex-directory number passed on for this purpose. My bank has promised to withdraw my number immediately. It appears that the banks assume, unless you tell them otherwise, that their customers have got nothing better to do than to tell someone else how crap their service and interest rates are at present.
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Received a nuisance call from these knobs this evening and reported them to both TPS and The ICO.
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They call every single day. They are COWBOYS, simple as that. No legitimate business needs to hide behind excuses the way FARTS does
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Thanks for all your comments. I have now blocked this number.
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Facts international ltd. calling on behalf of the Royal bank of Scotland looking to engage in a 15-20 minute survey in relation to products and services of the bank. Called at 19.56 FFS
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Number of calls when answered no response getting into evenings now
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Polite survey about UK/US/China trade relations and relative media preferences; no really intrusive personal questions. My only complaint was that initially told it would take a few minutes but it actually took more than 30 minutes of my time. Sounded professional and genuine to me.
engineertony replied 2016-06-07 11:46:43Have I got 30 mins of unpaid time to make millions for someone else -
Ask for me by name said doing a survey for my bank
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Called 8.30pm on a Friday night, only had a chance to say hello before they launched into a speech. Didn't ask if a suitable time or provide an opportunity to speak or ask where they were calling from
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Market research so he says. Would not trust this con artist as far as I could throw the Arch Royal. He and his company fall into the category of criminals. another number going in the call blocker!
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Why call at 8.40pm to gather information? I don't care if they are legit or not, this is a scummy way to make living and they should just fold up. Like all parasites they are a complete nuisance!
Luke replied 2015-05-02 11:13:13The people calling are simply just paid to do it, it's not like they want to.
And Facts Int. is an independent market research AGENCY meaning they are employed by other companies to call their customers to hear their feedback on their service.
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called about 5 times during the day, ignored all of them until i picked up to find out its a survey.
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Several missed calls and silent on couple I answered (If no one speaks immediately I hang up). I assumed it was a cold calling company and reading thread here I was spot on.
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I have been called at least once a day for the last week. They either hang up before I get a chance to answer or there is just silence when I do answer.
It's particularly annoying as they are diverted to my mobile phone from my office number .... I have the privilege of paying for the divert !
I have just called their office number and asked to be removed from all future calls / campaigns or whatever. The woman I spoke to was very pleasant (as was I) but I did warn her that I would report any further calls. -
Been phoning me twice a day everyday for 2 months!!
I dont even bother to answer!!Luke replied 2015-05-02 11:15:04You can simply just say "not interested" or "take me off your lists" and they will have to put down 'respondent refusal' which removes you and will not be able to call again. -
Called my wife about her account with Nat West - she doesn't have an account with them and never has!
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This number called twice in 24 hours asking to speak to a specific member of the household in connection with a survey from the bank. I refused to pass on the call as we have an ex-directory number and have registered with TPS. I fortunately have a phone that can block numbers so have now added this number to the list.
Luke replied 2015-05-02 11:17:11
With regard to TPS, this is what Facts International reports on their web site: Legally, we are allowed to do this. There is no legal requirement to screen research samples against the preferences services (such as the Telephone Preference Service) when conducting market research. In simple terms the law allows them to contact you, so put up with it! -
A ghost caller!
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The call lasted 25 seconds because I hung up he said he was calling on behalf of tesco mobile because I had recently rung tesco saying I'm having a problem connecting.... just seemed strange he didn't give his name or a company name and I have never rung tesco mobile and it was 7:51pm
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Pain in the backside. Have had several calls from this number.
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Got unsolicited call at 7pm, thus disturbing me and wasting my time. I think because Nat West passed on my customer details. I have complained to NatWest. Thanks for this forum!
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The company is Fax (or Facts) International. Quote from their automatic voice: "One of the leading market research companies".
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Marie called today and claimed she was from my bank, wouldn't tell me which bank, and then told me it was on behalf of a bank. Still up to their old tricks, spoke to Kathy and she told me she would speak to Marie and remove our number from their data.
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Certainly persistent. I had a call weeks ago whilst I was driving. Said they were researching for NatWest. Informed them that I couldn't speak at the time and since then have had numerous attempted calls on my mobile, which I now ignore and don't answer. Just had one on my land-line (mobile was switched off - it's Sunday - a day off, don'cha know!) which I left to the answering machine but 1471 told me it was them - again!
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Firstly, I really don't appreciate being called on my landline at nearly 9pm, when I have 2 young children in bed! So that got my back up before I had even answered! Apparently the call was to do with a customer service survey RBS, well peeing people off at daft o'clock at night when they are trying to relax is not a good way to get good marks on a customer service survey, is it?! Asked them to call me back at a more convenient time, but now that I know they are a third party, however above board it may be, I am not willing to discuss anything about my bank or mortgage, even on a subjective level. Not going to happen.
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Joined Natwest bank 1 week ago, received the call today. I'm very very careful (you wouldn't believe how off the grid i am) so I know full well it is Natwest and i'm pretty furious since i explicitly stated several times that i did not want my details passing to any 3rd party agencies. I will taking it up with Natwest, not Facts Int.
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Ok then, you receive a phone call, they know your name and they want you to engage in a survey. This is nothing more than profile building and the likelihood is that this information will be sold on. Let’s turn the tables and even out the playing field a bit. Here’s a profile on the company associated with the nuisance phone number.
Facts International Ltd is an independent market research agency based in Ashford, Kent. Facts International is part of the Insight and Engagement Division of Chime Communications plc. (Chime is a backing company to entrepreneurs wishing to start their own pioneering business in marketing communications.) History: Facts International sold by Barbara Lee to Chime Communications and private investor Nick Lamb in Feb 2007. Nick Lamb sold his stake in the business to the firm’s parent company Chime Communications for £1.7m in 2011; he currently holds the position of Chairman. The next time you’re pulling your hair out when you receive yet another unsolicited phone call, just remember good old Nick still has a good mop of hair.
Company Name: Facts International
Ashford Office
Facts Centre
3 Henwood
Ashford TN24 8FL
Tele : +44 (0) 1233 648 530
http://www.facts.uk.com/ IP Address 46.32.232.80
Technical Info: 88% probability running Microsoft Windows Vista|2008|7. Service Info: Host: DEDICAT-PH6PR1D.home; OS: Windows. Several Ports Open. OS: Windows Web Server 2008 R2 7601 Service Pack 1 (Windows Web Server 2008 R2 6.1)
They host their web site through http://www.webfusion.co.uk, Derby Uk ISP Webfusion Internet Solutions.
Chief Executive: Crispin Beale
Information obtained via Company Check.
The combined cash at bank value for all businesses where Crispin Beale holds a current appointment equals £1,811,294, with a combined assets value of £8,622,567 and liabilities of £9,105,508. Roles associated with Crispin Beale within the recorded businesses include: Director
IT MUST BE COMFORTING TO KNOW THAT EACH TIME YOU RECEIVE AN UNSOLICITATED PHONE CALL FROM FACTS INTERNATIONAL YOU ARE MAKING CRISPIN A LITTLE MORE RICHER.
POSITIONS AND NAMES BEHIND THE UNSOLICITED PHONE CALL.
Project Director: Adam Wyles, Associate Director: Anna Mackenny, Senior Associate Director: Cara Rodwell, Human Resources Manager: Charlotte Homewood, Research Executive: Chris Sausman, Group Finance Director: Claire Spencer, Managing Director: Emily Kettle,
Research Manager: Gemma Stephenson, Senior Insight Manager: Heather Norrington, Research Executive: Kerry Barringer, Telephone Operations Director: Kerry Ovenden, Research Executive: Lucy Foylan, Research Executive: Lynsey Thompson, Head of Scripting: Mark Clifton, Associate Director Client Services: Melanie Eberlein-Scott, Chairman: Nick Lamb, Associate Director: Rebecca Judges, Senior Insight Manager: Rowena Hallett,
Research Director: Sarah Carter, Senior Associate Director: Sarah Champion, Project Director: Sharon Greenslade, Research Director: Sian Kerr, IT & Creative Director: Spencer Wood, Research Manager: Toby Cotton
They have a 200 seat, in-house telephone research centre based in Kent, they adopt a 24/7 capability policy, often targeting hard to reach audiences.
With regard to TPS, this is what Facts International reports on their web site: Legally, we are allowed to do this. There is no legal requirement to screen research samples against the preferences services (such as the Telephone Preference Service) when conducting market research. In simple terms the law allows them to contact you, so put up with it!
They report that approximately 180,000 people are telephoned monthly to conduct telephone interviews.
And there’s so much more if you dig around!
The number supplied above (01233 648 530) worked for me. I'm now off their list. Many thanks Kev
But the other person did not leave a message or contact number. What a shame!!!
I have all the call logs - any lawyers here?
If you say you are not interested in helping any companies with customer satisfaction surveys they will black list your number.