Find your exposure
Investigate where relevant business and contact information is exposed.
Stop Sales Calls
Your business phone needs to ring. It doesn’t need to ring this much.
Reduce unnecessary exposure and unwanted marketing without making your business difficult for genuine customers to reach.
Talk to UsThe unknown caller problem
A private individual can use aggressive call filtering and potentially silence unknown callers. A business often cannot.
The unknown number ringing today could be an unwanted salesperson. It could also be tomorrow’s best customer.
The solution cannot simply be to close the telephone to unknown callers. We look further upstream—at how the number became available and how widely it may be circulating.
A systematic approach
Reduce the exposure behind the calls
Reduce unnecessary exposure
Identify listings that no longer provide useful value and take appropriate steps to reduce them.
Data broker removal
Use appropriate specialist mechanisms to reduce exposure across relevant data brokers.
Marketing suppression
Use relevant marketing preferences, objections and suppression mechanisms where appropriate.
Deal with repeat callers
Record and investigate persistent unwanted callers, then consider what action is appropriate.
Phone privacy
Use sensible phone-level protections without unnecessarily preventing genuine customers from reaching you.
Digital hygiene
Reduce the chances of unnecessary contact information exposure accumulating again.
Ongoing support
When another unwanted caller gets through, send them to us.
You should not have to spend time arguing with salespeople, researching numbers, investigating companies or working out which privacy or marketing mechanism may apply.
Report the unwanted call. We record it, investigate the organisation and determine what appropriate action can be taken.
Realistic expectations
Will we stop every unwanted call?
No responsible privacy service should guarantee that every unwanted call can be eliminated.
A publicly advertised business telephone number will always have some exposure. Some organisations may ignore marketing preferences. Fraudulent callers operate differently from legitimate marketing organisations. Caller identification can also be unreliable or manipulated.
The objective is systematic reduction: reduce unnecessary exposure; remove information where appropriate; suppress unwanted marketing where appropriate; deal with repeat callers; use sensible technical protections; and prevent unnecessary exposure accumulating again.
Talk to UsWhy do the calls keep coming?
Follow the journey from public listing to marketing database—and learn why blocking numbers rarely solves the underlying problem.
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