Get on the 'do not call' list today

I was being plagued by calls from a finance company and after receiving 5 calls in ONE night from them I decided to act. I had already added my number to the Telephone Preference Service but this did NOT make any difference. Having found the Call Prevention website I was sceptical about it working for me! However, I registered, spoke to a friendly customer service representative and was assured that I would experience reduced nuisance calls within 28 days. The result - NOT ONE NUISANCE PHONE CALL SINCE! Call Prevention do exactly that - I also referred several of my friends and work colleagues and they have echoed my experience. Thank you CPR for giving me peace and quiet!
Mrs R. Turner

I was getting 3 or 4 calls every night - since registering I have had none. Thank you.
Mrs. S. Armstrong

I hate phone calls which interrupt my evening, especially when someone is trying to sell me something. CPR have stopped that - now I can watch TV in peace.
Mrs. E. Linton

CPR have managed to stop nuisance phone calls - well worth the small fee they charge.
Mr. G. Forrester

Since registering with the Call Prevention Registry I have seen nuisance calls stop at my home. What more can I say? I also registered with the TPS and they did NOTHING
Mr. A. Gold

POLICE have issued an apology to a company they accused of being involved in a cold calling scam.

CPR Global Ltd were said to be charging people for a service which prevents unwanted cold calls when the Telephone Preference Service is available free of charge.

Chris English from the Southend Crime and Disorder Partnership said: "We issued this warning with every good intention based on the information provided to us. We have since discovered that the named company provide a different service to that provided by the Telephone Preference Service and, as such, we should not have directly compared the two.

"We would like to apologise unreservedly to CPR Global Ltd for releasing this inaccurate information and for any inconvenience caused."
Chris English from the Southend Crime and Disorder Partnership