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I've had a similar experience with them, and they've really come through for me concerning my financial struggles. They've managed to freeze my interest and fees, and for the past three months, I've been making payments of £100. They even provide me with a monthly statement to keep me updated. Honestly, I couldn't be happier with the service I've received from this company!

I've received quite a few calls from this lot, all of them pushing either some dodgy loan offers or assistance with debts. It's clear to me they’re up to no good and not linked to the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) in any way. In fact, when I brought this up with my local CAB, they confirmed they're aware of these callers and have teamed up with the Office of Fair Trading and the Serious Fraud Office to put an end to their antics. It’s frustrating to see such scams operating, but at least there's some action being taken.

I've had a couple of calls from this lot this week. The first time, I hung up on them and wouldn’t you know it, they rang back almost instantly, hurling all sorts of insults, including some colourful language about my mum! Just received another call from the same chap a little while ago. When I asked him for his number, he had the cheek to read out my own landline to me. Can you believe it? Absolutely absurd!

Received a call on our mobile phone just now.

I seem to get hounded by these blokes about five times daily. So, here’s my little tactic: 1. I first inquire about the company's name. 2. Then I demand to know who's on the line. 3. I also request their contact number-though they conveniently refuse to share it. 4. Finally, I ask them for their manager's name. By this stage, they've typically ended the call.

I’ve received a total of five calls from this company and it’s becoming quite frustrating. The callers are exceedingly rude, lacking in knowledge and rather condescending. Despite my requests for them to cease contacting me, they continue to persist. Just this evening, a so-called ‘gentleman’ - I use that term loosely, as I wouldn’t want to resort to inappropriate language on this platform - told me that I simply didn’t grasp the situation and claimed that the Citizens Advice Bureau charges a fee for their services when asked. They do eventually hang up, but not before bombarding you with a load of drivel. The other day, when I inquired about where he was calling from - referring to the company, of course - he stated Birmingham. To me, they come across as aggressive fraudsters who are, quite honestly, not very skilled at their trade.

I receive calls from this number at least twice a day. Most of the time, I simply hang up without a word, but today, I decided to confront them differently. When I got through to the manager, I asked him to provide details about my information and its source. He was utterly flustered and couldn’t answer any of my inquiries, and soon enough, he resorted to insults. I challenged his ethics and principles, which only seemed to escalate his hostility. The more I probed, the more defensive he became, even talking over me at times. Once he finished his rant, I chose to remain quiet, and eventually, he just hung up on me. How come these individuals can operate unchecked? I'm on the Telephone Preference Service, yet it seems to have no impact whatsoever! It’s imperative that we put an end to this nonsense-these callers need to be reported and dealt with properly!

What’s the procedure for lodging a complaint against the Citizens Advice Group with the OFT? I had an absolutely dreadful chat with someone from their team earlier, and to be honest, I’m convinced this outfit is up to no good!

I received a rather suspicious call from this lot, where they bombarded me with intrusive questions regarding my financial situation. When I declined to share any details and suggested they send their inquiries in writing, they abruptly terminated the call. In my opinion, they strike me as a rather dodgy bunch of charlatans!

If you receive a call from these individuals, simply request their company registration number. They tend to cut off the conversation immediately-definitely a scam!

I've received a phone call from them every single day this week. They insist that there's a creditor ready to sue me, but that's simply not the case. When I questioned their claims, they abruptly disconnected the line. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!

Since Monday, I’ve had a staggering eight calls from this particular number. They claim to be from the CITIZENS ADVICE GROUP, supposedly collaborating with THE OFFICE OF FAIR TRADING. They finally provided a name that seemed as legitimate as a three-pound note, stating that a Manager had directed them to me due to my alleged excessive debt payments and supposed accruing interest and charges! This is completely false. When I pressed them about how they obtained my ex-directory phone number, the chap on the other end was rather evasive. I've already reached out to both the C.A.B and the O.F.T to lodge a formal complaint regarding this matter.

I’ve received four calls from these nuisances, and I've made it clear that I want them to cease as I owe nothing to anyone. Time will tell, I suppose.

I kept receiving calls from a number I didn't recognise, and finally today I picked up. To my surprise, I was met with a rather courteous gentleman with a foreign accent, who struggled immensely with my last name-he repeated it an astonishing five times in less than half a minute! “Good morning, Mr ?,” he started, “I can help you save some money, Mr ?,” and then came the endless “the good news is, Mr ?” followed by “if you could spare five minutes, Mr ?!!!” Frankly, this company seems no more than a bunch of persistent cold callers, and I've taken the liberty of reporting them to the Office of Fair Trading. It appears they’re masquerading as if they’re affiliated with the CAB, which strikes me as rather dodgy. Best to steer clear of these chaps-consider yourself warned!

I've had the identical phone call that so many others have experienced, and unfortunately, I let my guard down and shared my bank details along with my card information. Now, they're planning to drain £70 a month from my account, a sum I simply can't spare. It's imperative someone puts an end to this. Sadly, this isn't my first encounter with such con artists, and it’s incredibly upsetting.

I've had an incessant stream of calls from a chap with an accent that doesn't sound local at all, claiming to represent something called the Citizens Advice Group. When I pointed out that the proper Citizens Advice Bureau doesn't reach out like that, he quickly corrected me, insisting they’re affiliated with the Office of Fair Trading! He was rather aggressive, and when I expressed my disinterest, he launched into a tirade about how he could inform my creditors to take further action against me, and actually threatened that I’d need to show up in court on Monday! It's utterly scandalous how these fraudulent calls are allowed to continue; something truly must be done to put an end to this nonsense.

I received a call from this company and, curious, I searched the number online. I relayed to the chap on the other end what I'd discovered regarding their reputation. I firmly instructed him not to contact me again and hung up. To my annoyance, he called back and demanded to know what I intended to do about the situation, speaking rather rudely. Seriously, folks, don’t fall for their tricks!

I've received two calls from these chaps today claiming to be from the Citizens Advice Group, asking for my husband. I informed the caller that we're on the Telephone Preference Service and requested that he remove our details. To my astonishment, he outright replied, "Shut up!" I was taken aback and firmly told him that such rudeness was unacceptable. I mentioned that we record our calls and that I'd be lodging a complaint. It seems these cold callers are now stooping to verbal abuse; as if that’s going to entice me to engage with them-absolutely not! Steer clear of these individuals at all costs, and make sure to report any calls you receive from them. They ought to be put out of business!

I receive calls from this company nearly every day without fail. I've registered with the Telephone Preference Service, which put a stop to most unsolicited calls, yet these pests continue to bother me. During one interaction, I made it clear that I was on the TPS list and informed them that their silent cold calling was against the law. The chap on the other end responded with a rather aggressive “F*** Off” and even threatened to come over and sort me out. It's infuriating, as they seem to be operating from overseas, and it feels like there's no recourse from the authorities or the Citizens Advice Bureau. All I can suggest is, if you pick up and hear silence at the start, hang up immediately. If it's a number you're unfamiliar with, don't engage with them at all. Avoid sharing any personal info with these callers. And if you find yourself having a bit of a rough day and fancy letting off some steam, they’re remarkably easy to rile up-everything they say is utterly serious!

To whom should we bring this to attention?

I've received two phone calls this week from an unknown number, claiming to be from the Citizens Advice Bureau. They mentioned that I'm supposedly paying excessive interest on my debts. I made it clear that we're on the Telephone Preference Service list, which means these calls are not above board. I also asked them to take my information off their list.

I've received multiple phone calls from this number, insisting they were affiliated with the Citizens Advice group. It's quite clear they're trying to mislead individuals into thinking they're part of the official Citizens Advice Bureau. One caller had a rather thick accent and struggled to communicate effectively; when I asked for a callback number, he claimed his manager was busy on another line. I'm baffled as to how they obtained my contact details, but they seem to be nothing more than opportunistic tricksters aiming to swindle unsuspecting folks. I reckon there should be stringent laws put in place to tackle deceitful scams of this nature!

Blimey, I must get more than ten calls from this firm every week! Despite notifying them repeatedly that we're on the "do not call" register, it seems to fall on deaf ears. Today, however, I decided to have a bit of fun and engaged with the salesperson just to grab his attention. He mentioned something about "the office of fair trading handing over my information" and kept spouting off about "Cit Advise Group." Curious, I asked him if he'd be so kind as to provide his company's address. He hesitated and queried why I wanted it, to which I explained that I had been inundated with calls from his firm and I wanted to lodge a complaint formally. I thought for sure he'd hang up then, as is the usual pattern, but instead, he had the audacity to say, "How dare you waste my time!" I couldn't help but chuckle at that! I pointed out that his company wastes about twenty minutes of my week, and he was rather lucky I didn't keep him talking for longer. He refused to give me the address and casually mentioned it could be found on Google, tossing in that they were registered in Birmingham. I expressed my scepticism, to which his comeback was, "If you don’t believe me about that, why would you trust the address I provide?" Then, without another word, he hung up. Remarkable, isn’t it?

Yesterday, I received a staggering six calls from this lot, all insistent that I’m on the verge of legal action from some so-called creditor. When I pressed for details about this creditor, the response was incredibly condescending; he claimed that due to Data Protection regulations, he couldn't disclose anything. I countered by pointing out that if he was adhering to DPA, he ought to have verified my identity using my date of birth, address, or postcode before even calling me. It was clear he was just reading from a script and had no grasp of the matter. After I requested him to take my number off their contact list, he abruptly hung up on me. I suspect they might also be operating under the name High Street Group. Now, whenever they ring, I simply place the phone down and let them ramble on - after all, it's their time and money they're wasting!

I've been bombarded by this firm, with at least ten calls hitting my phone daily. It all kicked off when I sought some guidance on managing my debts. If you ask me, they're nothing but fraudsters. They use fake names, and their grasp of the English language is absolutely dreadful. When I thought I'd managed to get their contact info, all they provided was a local residential address that was so mispronounced, I doubt they even live there - it's barely a stone's throw from my place in an area meant solely for homes! They keep insisting they've got ties with the OFT and CAB under some supposed government regulation - what a load of rubbish! Their attitude is shocking; they're downright rude and aggressive. I've lodged complaints with Trading Standards and the CAB, and even signed up for the TPS, yet the calls keep coming! I truly wish they'd take their act elsewhere and quit trying to con me. I was so livid after receiving eight calls within just an hour that I regrettably resorted to making a derogatory remark.