I haven't used the online TPS complaint form in a while, but had cause 
to use it today.  It seems the TPS have improved their form, and you get 
an e-mail confirmation back fairly quickly.  I know it's probably 
pissing in the wind, but the TPS' complaints form is easier than doing 
all ICO's complaints process and doing something (however much one might 
feel the TPS is impotent) at least feels a little bit useful.

The perpetrator of the unsolicited phone call?  Some chap from India 
calling on behalf of System Guard:
http://www.systemguard.co.uk/

Allan

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from Allan Gould <invalid@invalid.invalid> contains these words:

> I haven't used the online TPS complaint form in a while, but had cause 
> to use it today.  It seems the TPS have improved their form, and you get 
> an e-mail confirmation back fairly quickly.  I know it's probably 
> pissing in the wind, but the TPS' complaints form is easier than doing 
> all ICO's complaints process and doing something (however much one might 
> feel the TPS is impotent) at least feels a little bit useful.

> The perpetrator of the unsolicited phone call?  Some chap from India 
> calling on behalf of System Guard:
> http://www.systemguard.co.uk/

> Allan



Don't select that it was a recorded message because I think if you that
they just reply that they are not interested.  There is certainly option
they ignore (or admit to ignoring).