The poor woman.

Netflix has said it will cut out a phone number that is shown in their latest hit series Squid Game after a woman's phone has been flooded with calls. The mega popular South Korean series has taken Netflix by storm with viewers watching as contestants are invited to the ring to take part in life or death children's games for money. While it is a fictional series, the phone number is very real and the woman at the other end has been getting countless messages asking her to play the game. A businesswoman based in Seongju, south-east South Korea spoke to local media about the endless amounts of calls and texts coming through "to the point that it's hard for me to go on with daily life." She has also allegedly rejected offers of compensation of up to five million won, which is around €3,614. While Netflix is yet to comment on the compensation claims but the rumours have urged fans of the show to stop calling the number. "Together with the production company, we are working to resolve this matter, including editing scenes with phone numbers where necessary," Netflix said on Wednesday. Squid Game is set to become one of Netflix's highest ranking TV series' after airing on September 17 and reaching the number one spot in 90 countries in only 10 days. The show is set to break records, according to Netflix’s co-CEO Ted Sarandos. Speaking at the Code conference in Los Angeles on Monday (September 27), Sarandos said: “Squid Game will definitely be our biggest non-English language show in the world, for sure,” and has “a very good chance it’s going to be our biggest show ever.”