08450554454

Had call on mobile three times this week from the same number, getting to be annoying, I press reject now, what does it take for people to realise that you are NOT interested!!

hi, keep getting this number don't know who from

It's Kitchens direct. I've phoned the general customer services number and they said it's the London Branch 'cold calling' I've asked for my details to be removed.

Called but upon reply an engaged tone, then rang again and all it did was ring-with no answer.

This number 0845 055 4454 keeps calling my mobile. It seems to be Fridays I receive these calls for some reason. Everytime I pick up, the call goes dead. Its really annoying,  Wish these people would go get a life, and stop bothering me and other people !

Got a call from this number today - when I answered they hung up.
It's Kitchen Direct. These automated calls are just checking that your number is valid, and what time you are in, so they can call you another day when it suits them. When they do, I'll give them an earful.

Another nuisance call from warpedmarketing.com on 08450554454
Hangs up as soon as you reply.
How do they ever think they are achieving anything?
Personally if I find out who it is I will switch into Grumpy Old Man mode and organise a boycott of their product.
It is the fact that they phone whenever you are doing something important to you.
What if you were waiting on a phone call from a hospital about a member of your family?
Not that I was..but....URGH!

Did another google found out it is Kitchens Direct, what do they achieve by this?

I have been called nearly every day this week and am utterly sick of Kitchens Direct. Today I have had to waste time emailing them and the ICO today as they said they would remove me from their database last year. Here are their details if anyone else wants to get them fined by the ICO for calling them when they have asked them not to.

Kitchens Direct owners:
Registered Address: HomeForm Group Limited, 2 Brindley Road, Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 9HQ.

HOMEFORM GROUP LIMITED
CORNBROOK 2 BRINDLEY ROAD
OLD TRAFFORD
MANCHESTER
M16 9HQ

Registered in England/Wales: 06132417
Nature of business: 5244: Retail furniture household etc.

Directors

MR CHRISTOPHER JOHN PAVLOSKY (62)
CORNBROOK 2 BRINDLEY ROAD, OLD TRAFFORD, MANCHESTER M16 9HQ
Askett House, Askett, PRINCES RISBOROUGH, Bucks, HP27 9LT
http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/chris-pavlosky/1a/335/79a

CHRISTOPHER STUART BEVAN (40)
CORNBROOK 2 BRINDLEY ROAD, OLD TRAFFORD, MANCHESTER M16 9HQ
16 KESWICK CLOSE, AINSDALE, MERSEYSIDE, SOUTHPORT PR8 3QR
:

Why not ring Chris Pavlosky (the Kitchens Direct organ grinder) at home on 01844 345498 with a Kitchen offer? Sunday lunchtime perhaps?

who keeps calling me?

Always calling

"[***] i have a new kitchen from DM DESIGNS  now those guys know how to fit a kitchen in 2 days with no mess,, and they dont cold call "

They do cold call: https://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/01592642600 

http://news.scotsman.com/news/Director-pays-out-for-kissing.2346667.jp

Published Date: 26 July 2002
By JAMES DOHERTY

A WEALTHY businessman has lost an employment tribunal after it was ruled that he had kissed and groped a teenage employee despite his wife being in the next office.

Donald MacLeod, 44, a director of the family firm DM Design Bedrooms Ltd, of Cumbernauld, was yesterday ordered to pay £1,070 in compensation to a telesales canvasser, Lindsay Wallace, 19, for unlawfully sexually discriminating against her.

Mllionaire businessman had asked to see the girl’s tattoos before the tribunal heard how he tried to kiss her and put his hands on her bottom.

At an earlier hearing in May, MacLeod admitted asking her for a kiss in exchange for a piece of wood, but claimed Miss Wallace initiated the advance.

Miss Wallace, from Eastfield, Cumbernauld, had asked MacLeod for a piece of wood in July last year. As they went to collect it from the warehouse, he inquired about her tattoos.

Miss Wallace, who has a tattoo on each arm, three on her hip, and one on her thigh and ankle, added: “He asked to see any ones that weren’t on show. I declined.”

After finding a piece of wood, they returned to an office within the building.

Miss Wallace continued: “He then approached me, tried to place his hands on me, put them around me, then on my bottom. I backed off and asked ‘How do I get out of the office?’ I was confused and very upset.”

MacLeod denied Miss Wallace’s version of events. However, he conceded that he did ask the teenager for a kiss, before insisting that she then made an advance on him.

In a written judgment yesterday, the Glasgow tribunal ruled: “We had no hesitation in preferring the evidence of the applicant to the evidence of Mr MacLeod. We made a close examination of the demeanour of each when giving evidence. We considered Mr MacLeod’s demeanour to be somewhat evasive.”