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Don't forget at the same web address there is the Mail Preference Service to stop junk mail and, if you have a FAX machine, the Fax Preference Service to stop those very irritating junk Fax messages offereing theatre seats and tickets to sporting events.

Like the TPS, MPS and FPS really do work although it may be a couple of weeks before they show their effect.

Pity there isn't an effective Spam Preference Service :angry:

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Phone the telephone directories people and ask them to have your number available from Directory Enquiries, BUT NOT TO BE LISTED IN THE BOOK. If you do this while changing your number, you need never be bothered again. We found that the TPS was effective for a couple of years but then we started to get the problem again. Since we changed the number and stayed out of the phone book we have had NO problem for several years.

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The problem with ex directory is that friends and relative who may have lost your number will not be able to phone you. With my solution they can still contact directory enquiries armed with your name and address and get your number, but spam phoners will not have your number on their data base.

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the people who phone me aswell always seem to be from india, i mean i cant understand what exactly im getting sold 80% of the time. I always just hang up as soon as i hear them now.

Best thing to do. Although I don't get junk phone calls on my land line since changing my number and coming out of the phone book, I do get junk text messages and also phone calls on my mobile. I have had calls from Indians offering me free mobiles and digital cameras, in exchange for my bank details, so that they can set up a direct debit for the phone rental. I have heard that if you answer some of the text messages saying that you have missed a call, when you phone the number that you are supposed to have missed, it is a premium rate number costing as much as £50 per minute.

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