The phrase "nuisance caller" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to someone who repeatedly makes unwanted or annoying phone calls. Example: "I keep getting calls from a nuisance caller trying to sell me a vacation package."
Enough already Maurice Card, a 60-year-old Wiltshire man, has reported the leader of the Conservative Party as a nuisance caller after a pre-recorded election message spoiled his enjoyment of a football game.
If you do make a mistake and it results in calls, telling a nuisance caller that you want to be removed from their database is supposed to be enough for them to stop.
The corporation had evidently lost interest in the game and it showed, not least in its choice of commentators, such as the mediocre Jack Bannister, an old friend of apartheid South Africa, who had the disconcerting habit of breathing heavily into the microphone, like a rancid late-night nuisance caller.
The ball went down, as we know; Ponting scored another century and Giles, one of cricket's gentlemen, found himself being sledged not only from the stands - 'How does it feel to drop the Ashes, Gilo?' - but even in the privacy of his hotel room by an ignorant nuisance caller.
The Giles drop was, for many fans, a heartbreaking moment, sportingly rather than humanly, which is why the nuisance caller was so wrong to have abused Giles in his hotel room; his phone call was not only a moral error, it was a category mistake.
They presume it is a nuisance caller, or suspect that one of their enemies or hostile relatives is trying to frighten them, but the caller speaks in different voices and accents to different people and has an unaccountable knowledge of their movements.
Tell nuisance callers to stop Ask cold callers to remove your information from their records.
Never will so many nuisance callers be so confounded by so few.
So here are my tips to confounding the annoying nuisance callers.
The ICO had to demonstrate that nuisance callers caused "substantial damage or substantial distress".
In "Cold Calling", the Nobel prize committee can't persuade the awards' recipients that they're not nuisance callers.
