01332492342

I couldn't help but feel uneasy after seeing the previous comments; that chap really had me on edge, even though I was well aware it was a load of nonsense! I ended up ringing him back to let him know I'd searched for the Derby courts' contact number online. He went on about there being two courts in Derby, insisting I should dial the number he provided (01332492342) to avoid some sort of impending visit. I must admit, he did seem quite persuasive at the outset, which made it all the more laughable!

My husband had a similar experience just recently. He was on the verge of transferring the cash! Thankfully, I had the foresight to look up the number online and stumbled upon this site. Huge thanks to everyone for sharing the info!

I received a call from a chap named Mark Ryan using the number 07759100041, who claimed there was a High Court writ issued against my business. He provided a court number, 01332 492342, and instructed me to press 2. Strangely, the voicemail sounds identical to that of the actual Derby Combined Court. Upon pressing 2, another gentleman picked up and verified that the reference TW17 7BP was pending high court enforcement on behalf of Priority Media. But when I contacted the real Derby Combined Court, they assured me that reference isn't theirs. It's rather alarming this has occurred a few times recently; I haven't encountered this particular scam in years, so it appears someone has dusted off this old ruse.

Just to echo what’s been mentioned-Mark Ryan appears to be chasing up a debt linked to the number 07759 100041.

The modus operandi is strikingly familiar - Mark Ryan is at it again, attempting to recover a debt from the number 07759 100041. It’s incredibly persuasive, and I’ve found myself caught up in it, losing valuable time in the process. Here's hoping that other businesses remain as alert and discerning as we have!

I received a rather alarming call from a chap named Mark Ryan on 07759100041, who insisted that there was a high court writ issued against my company, echoing a similar experience shared by someone else. He claimed to be representing the “combined” courts of Derby. Quite unnerved, I decided to independently track down the number he provided for a return call and, upon further investigation, reached out to Derby Courts directly. They assured me it was an absolute con.

I recently received a rather alarming call from someone named Mark Ryan, originating from 07759100041. He claimed that a high court writ had been filed against my business for a sum of £3952.18 linked to Google Ads, which is peculiar as we’ve never engaged with that platform. He mentioned he’d be arriving at my business location within the hour unless I could arrange immediate payment. His British accent was incredibly persuasive, and it almost felt like he was juggling multiple assignments and wanted to save himself a trip. He cited a company named Priority Media as the creditor, yet a thorough check on our records revealed no dealings with such a firm. Whenever I pushed back on the alleged debt, he simply countered with, “I’m just here to recover the money; any disputes must be directed to the Court.” To add to the disquiet, he asserted that I’d missed a court appearance last year, which naturally prompted concern for any business owner. When I explained that I hadn't received any prior communication regarding this matter and thus couldn't feel right about making a payment, he provided a phone number along with a reference code, insisting that I contact “the Court” immediately to prevent his imminent arrival and the possible confiscation of goods. Naturally, I took to Google for more information before making any calls, which led me straight here. Clearly, it’s a fraudulent scheme, albeit a rather clever one when compared to the typical calls we hear from those easily identifiable call centres. The way they instill fear-threatening to show up at your premises and, if necessary, involving a locksmith to gain access-is a tactic designed to unsettle you while you scramble to recall any outstanding debts. It’s a crafty attempt, but ultimately a failed one. I’ll be reporting this incident to the authorities.

Got a call saying it was from the Derby courts, a high court sheriff supposedly trying to serve a writ about seizing stuff. Turns out it’s a total SCAM, definitely not from the real Derby Courts. Don’t fall for it!

Got a call from 07354 054084 from a bloke named Mark Ryan claiming he was a bailiff for Derby County Court. He said I owed money for advertising with some company called Priority Media, which I've never heard of before. He told me to ring 01332492342 and press option 2 to avoid a visit from officers at 11:45 today. I had a quick look into the number and it definitely looks like a scam. No one has turned up so far. Just be careful and don’t get caught out by this one!

I received a rather dubious call today from someone purporting to be a bailiff associated with Derby County Court. They had alarming details, including my full name and address, and insisted I had missed a court hearing, resulting in a claim of over £3,000 owed to a firm I supposedly advertised with. They urged me to ring 01332 492342 and select option 2. Naturally, I refrained from calling, as I cannot associate that number with anything legitimate from the court, plus I’ve never had any dealings at all with the supposed company - Priority Media. The individual on the line, who identified himself as Mark Ryan, from the number 07354 054084, ominously claimed he’d be dropping by today at 11:45 AM unless I resolved the matter swiftly to avert any further consequences. As of now, no one has turned up!

I received a rather alarming call from individuals claiming to be court enforcement officers, who insisted they would be showing up at my business that very day unless I settled a bill of £3952.18, including their charges. They certainly put on a credible front, but I managed to catch them out on several points. The number they rang from was 07840874947, in case that proves useful for anyone else.

This number is falsely representing itself as being associated with Derby County Court. It's definitely a scam. The call has no legitimate connection to the court in Derby whatsoever.