01892500769

I received a call from a chap who inquired whether I was interested in purchasing tramadol over the internet. He came across as a rather affable doctor and suggested I check out https://bestukpharma.com and particularly the link for tramadol. Quite the interesting encounter!

It seems like yet another effort to ensnare me in a scam! I’ve got my little theory: after you say "hello," just hang up during the awkward silence. If it’s a legitimate call, they’ll ring back straight away. On the other hand, if it’s just some unscrupulous person trying to pull a fast one, there’s no harm done-just HIT THE BUTTON and disconnect!

Received a call from the number +442045389743. It rang a handful of times before cutting off. Since it’s not in my address book, I’ve decided to block it.

It's quite typical of these unscrupulous debt collectors to resort to underhanded tactics when you stand your ground and assert your rights. When you give them a piece of your mind and tell them to take a hike, they resort to the dubious practice of peddling your personal information. It's nothing more than a feeble act of retaliation on their part.

I casually mentioned I'd "kicked the bucket" and their response was surprisingly sympathetic; they expressed their condolences but still managed to wish me a pleasant day ahead! Quite the peculiar exchange, really.

I found myself in a rather similar predicament. I went on and on about my arthritis and the struggle to sort out a swap for my home. Not to mention the hassle of trying to secure a dentist or doctor's appointment. They attempted to interject with their advice, but I just brushed it off, incessantly rambling about my woes without even pausing for breath. Eventually, I veered into tales of my past marriage. In the end, they seemed utterly fed up and simply hung up the phone. I suppose I managed to squander their time and the call itself, didn't I?

Pick up the phone, set it down on the side, then treat yourself to a nice cuppa. After you’ve savoured your brew, you can give them a piece of your mind and tell them where to stick it! 😊😂

I tend to inform callers of this nature that I've met an unfortunate end, you know, having had my head lopped off. It tends to put an end to their chatter rather swiftly!

I received a rather odd phone call where the individual inquired about my choice of underwear. Their heavy breathing led me to think they might be suffering from a bit of a cold, poor soul. What a cheeky thing to do! Surely they should be tucked up in bed and not bothering with work. I rather playfully mentioned that I wasn't wearing any at all. Wishing them a speedy recovery! Cheers! X

It’s quite possible that you might be, thanks to the call they placed.

The electoral roll unfortunately doesn't include any phone numbers...

Loving the banter in these comments! Please do keep them rolling in. They certainly help the hours fly by at the office-much appreciated!

I answered the call with a friendly "hello". The voice on the other end swiftly revealed that I'd been in an accident. I was taken aback and remarked, "Blimey, that was rather sudden! The fire brigade are currently extracting me!" Much to my surprise, they abruptly disconnected the call. :)

The DVLA does indeed pass on information. They share it with companies such as Parking Eye, who seek to extract funds from you claiming you've flouted parking regulations.

Have you checked with them regarding the specific date you require for the incident?

What an absolute scam! These fraudsters were claiming they’d secured £2550 plus £1550 in interest from some supposed bank PPI claim. When I inquired about which bank they were referring to, I tossed out "Bank of Paris"-a complete fabrication-yet they appeared none the wiser! They handed over a reference and identification number, assuring me that they wouldn’t require any bank or card information, and the funds were supposedly in a mysterious "wallet." Then, they transferred me to another chap, who had an Asian accent, and requested the ID and reference numbers. I chucked out a couple of made-up ones, and he looked thoroughly befuddled. He then proceeded to ask for my phone number to “verify” the details! After a little back-and-forth, they provided me with yet more reference numbers that bore no resemblance to the originals. To top it off, he had the cheek to insinuate that I was technically inept and offered to assist me in accessing this fictional wallet. Next thing I knew, he instructed me to put my phone on loudspeaker (why on earth?) and head to the Play Store to download an app called Anydesk. That would let him remotely take hold of my phone, potentially to pilfer my banking information, identity, codes-you name it. It's scandalous behaviour, and these lowlifes need to be brought to justice! It's imperative to report such phishing attempts to the police and the Financial Conduct Authority.

For anyone who believes the DVLA keeps its phone numbers under wraps, I’d urge you to reconsider. Just days after renewing my driving licence, I found myself bombarded with aggressive messages demanding my personal information. I decided to disregard each and every one of them.

I’ve come across some absolutely brilliant comments here, particularly the one regarding the dodgy tummy trouble - it had me in stitches!

Absolutely, I'm in the same boat with these numpties ringing me incessantly! Here’s a tip: just toy with them and draw out the conversation as long as you can. I’ve had a right laugh providing them with made-up names and dodgy bank info. They were fuming when they repeatedly asked for my account number, and I led them on in circles. It’s so satisfying to mess with their plans when they’re clearly out to do me over!

Absolutely! When I mentioned to him that I'd suffered a stroke and, as a result, don’t possess a driving licence, he didn’t have a leg to stand on. How on earth could I possibly be involved in a crash, right? 🤷‍♂️

I received a call about a supposed accident I claimed to have experienced (which I hadn’t, mind you), so I felt compelled to explain that the whole conversation was rather futile since I wouldn’t be eligible for any compensation, given the nature of the incident. They were adamant about assisting me, so I ended up sobbing down the line, lamenting that I wouldn’t receive any recompense because, well, my manhood had been severed and they were presumably still scouring the roadside for it. Their reaction seemed to be one of utter bewilderment. I ended up having a little meltdown, expressing how unjust it was, and lamenting that if it had only been more sizable, surely they would have located it by now, and we could’ve had it reattached, leading to my much-deserved compensation. I've also regaled them with tales of my head being lopped off previously. On occasion, they actually seem to indulge my flights of fancy. You’ll find they’re quite a diversion and a bit of a hoot; why not toy with them and see just how ludicrous a narrative you can concoct? I must say, I've started to relish these calls!

Merely a bothersome inconvenience I deal with every day.

Claiming to be from an insurance firm, they mentioned it was time to renew my motorcycle cover, but it’s not even close to being due yet!

I keep getting calls from this number, usually about four times each day. It's becoming quite bothersome!

They've recently started asserting that they're assisting with unsecured loans, but it's all a huge con, to be frank.

Tracking down these pesky nuisances is no walk in the park. Many of them seem to be operating out of India, and they’re acquiring lists of phone numbers from the UK. It feels like the authorities just aren’t bothered about tackling the issue.

Regarding the washing machine insurance, I'm curious as to how he figured out it was registered in my wife's name. He must have some sort of affiliation with a credible company that offers such coverage, don't you think? It raises a few eyebrows!

The moment you allow the authorities to prohibit individuals, it’s like everyone’s name gets tossed onto a potential offenders’ roster. The government shouldn't hold that kind of authority. Just hit the block button, for goodness' sake, you numpty!

It’s actually in Ashford, Kent, rather than Liverpool.

I received a call of a similar nature recently and decided to have a bit of fun with it. I kept them on the line for ages, and it appeared they were quite entertained, especially when I spun a tale about a mishap involving a bus. However, they weren’t too chuffed when I mentioned the “incident” was all about a rather unfortunate bout of diarrhoea covering the seat (which was, of course, a complete fabrication!). They didn’t stick around for any more of my nonsense and promptly ended the call.

I've stumbled upon a brilliant tactic to put an end to those pesky calls! Whenever you get another one from this number, they’ll try to convince you that you’ve had an accident in the last two years. Just respond with something quirky like, “Oh absolutely, I had a mishap in 1989 when I tumbled down an escalator-can I cash in on that?” They’ll hang up in no time and won’t bother you again. I’ve tried this twice and, so far, I’ve not heard a peep from them regarding accident claims! It’s rather amusing, to be honest!

Your name, address, and phone number can be obtained through the public Electoral Register.

If you've got any doubts after the second call, just block the number, mate. No point in engaging further, is there?

The authorities shouldn't impose penalties on the company itself; rather, it would be more appropriate to hold the individual directors accountable. Hitting the company with a fine would merely lead to it folding and re-emerging under a different name, avoiding any real repercussions.

Bouncy bouncy, plopity plop!

I often find myself agreeing first, then elaborating that it all happened while I was cruising in the Batmobile and that it was Superman who triggered the mishap.

I’ve heard it mentioned around here that the DVLA doesn’t disclose any information, but let’s be real-they absolutely do. It's precisely how those dodgy parking fine firms manage to track down our addresses.

I've received a few calls from this bunch based in Liverpool. The agent, who referred to herself as Georgina, claimed she was contacting me on behalf of the DVLA and the MIB. I've lodged a complaint against this firm, which turns out to be an outbound marketing outfit harassing anyone and everyone with their nonsense about someone in your home having had an accident. Absolute rubbish! I eventually lost my cool after she kept fabricating stories about how she obtained my mobile number. After doing a bit of digging, I found out that the managing director, Ricky Hornby, seems to be involved with a dodgy call centre operation known as First Call Claims Ltd.

So annoying! They have no guts and just ignore me. When I try calling back, the number shows up as unknown. Proper frustrating.

I get calls from this number at the exact same time each day, so I've decided to block it now!

I seem to be receiving around five calls each week from this number. There are occasions when I get three calls in a single day! I've never picked up, but the number shows Tunbridge Wells as a possible location. Can’t be entirely sure about it, though. The caller ID is 01892 500769. Quite bizarre!

Within just an hour, I got called three separate times. Each ring lasted only around 5 seconds before cutting off. From what I’ve read on here, the callers are pretending to be accident investigators after compensation claims.

Blimey, those utter plonkers are at it again! - rang from: 01892500769

I've had this number ring me three times in the span of just one hour! Each time it only rings for roughly five seconds before going silent. I've read on this site that it’s supposedly linked to a bunch of car accident investigators who are on the hunt for payouts. Quite the mystery - the caller remains unknown!

I’ve had a call from this number before, and it was just an automated voice on the line. Do yourself a favour and don’t pick up - the number is 01892 500769.

I recently received a call from this number, and if I'm honest, it was a right odd experience. A so-called "lady," and I use that term rather lightly, had the audacity to call me pathetic for not sharing my personal details with her. Quite a cheek, if you ask me! The caller had a distinct Liverpool twang in her voice, which made the whole interaction even more bizarre.

some annoying and quite rude woman phoned me claiming she was from a firm that works with the DVLA and motor insurers. she insisted i’d been involved in a car accident within the last couple of years and supposedly there was £1500 waiting to cover repairs. i’ve not even had a single accident in over a decade, so this was totally bogus. definitely a scam, so don’t bother sharing your details with them. when i wouldn’t give her any info, she threatened to keep calling me if i didn’t confirm the accident. really irritating!

Just got cut off mid call.

Got a call to my phone on 16th March 22. The person knew my full name and said he was from some firm connected to the DVLA and the Motor Vehicle Insurance Bureau. He started going on about how their files said I’d been in a crash in the last couple of years, which is rubbish. When I told him he’s got the wrong info, he just hung up straight away.

On the 22nd of March 2016, my phone buzzed with a call from a chap who inexplicably knew my name. He professed to be associated with a firm that collaborated with the DVLA and was somehow tied to the Motor Vehicle Insurance Bureau. He went on to assert that his files indicated I had been involved in an accident in the past two and a half years, which is complete nonsense. I informed him that his information was incorrect, but he promptly cut the line before I could express my true sentiments about his dubious operation and the ilk he represents.

It appears that the number 01892 704151 is a recent addition to their repertoire. I'm going to take the liberty of blocking it straight away. I'm truly grateful for platforms like these that allow us to identify and prevent unwanted calls! - caller: ?

I received a call about life insurance, and she had my name straight away. Curious about how she acquired my number, especially since I’m registered with the Telephone Preference Service, I asked her. She assured me she’d remove my number from their list… but I’ve heard that same thing before! It’s absolutely appalling how these companies operate. They deserve more than just a slap on the wrist for this incessant harassment; they ought to face some serious community service for their underhanded tactics! They really ought to be exposed for the shady practices they engage in! - caller: Clearly lacking intelligence for actual employment.

I’ve been getting a right nuisance of calls from the same individuals, but curiously, they seem to be switching between two different numbers. One of them is 01892 576669. Strangely enough, there’s never any response when I answer that one!

They ring me daily around the exact same time. Wish there was a way to block them for good.

I’ve been getting calls from this number quite a bit and it’s getting really annoying. Wish there was a way to just block it.

It's absolutely infuriating when I'm in the middle of something important and this number keeps ringing me. Honestly, it's quite maddening! - Caller: Unknown

I've received four calls from this number today alone. Finally, I picked up the last call just to inform them to knock it off. I kept greeting them, saying "hello," but there was absolutely no reply. It really should be illegal to have to deal with these bothersome calls!

for the past week, this number has been ringing me up three times daily, always at pretty much the same hours. thank goodness for the "block number" option on my windows phone, honestly saved me loads of hassle.

I've received several calls from this number, most of which I couldn't answer. However, just a little while ago, I was greeted with someone shouting obscenities on the other end! I’ve gone ahead and notified the authorities about this unsettling experience as well.

I received a call claiming I was entitled to compensation for an accident, and the caller identified themselves as being from Motor Assist. When I informed them that wasn’t the case, they simply hung up on me. They keep ringing back, which is absolutely infuriating! It's quite shocking how rude they are! Honestly, I do wish the authorities would take action against these persistent cold callers; it genuinely feels like harassment during the day! - Caller: Motor Assist

I received a couple of calls today, both of which I was able to pick up. This outfit has been relentlessly contacting me for weeks, insisting that I've had an accident and that they've sourced my information from the DVLA. I've continuously requested them to delete my number from their records. I've also attempted to lodge a formal complaint with the company, but I'm struggling to locate a proper address. Once I manage to find it, they'll be receiving an invoice for the inconvenience. They are incredibly discourteous during the calls and consistently hang up on me without addressing any of my queries.

got calls from this number several times daily, but whenever i answer, theres nobody there. i reckon it’s probably those data brokers like google selling your info. ive also heard that companies like bt and 02 might be sharing your details too, so maybe someone who purchased that info is behind the calls. still don’t get why they’d bother if no one’s actually speaking when you pick up. quite frustrating really!

I really wish they'd knock it off with the incessant calls; it's absolutely driving me round the bend! I seem to get harassed at least three times daily.

The mobile and landline seem to buzz away in quick succession, barely a moment apart!

I keep getting calls from unknown numbers and its super frustrating cause I have no idea who they are.

I can't seem to shake off this relentless caller! I've asked them repeatedly not to ring my mobile, yet they keep persisting. Today, I finally answered, but when I didn’t respond, they had the audacity to call me back six times! Honestly, it's beyond excessive.

In just one hour, that number has rung me 14 times! I found out since I blocked it, and my phone shows the count. I did pick up the first call, just to tell them to stop.

I've been receiving incessant calls from Motor Assist regarding an accident I wasn't even involved in. Every time I explain the situation, they respond with rudeness and promptly disconnect the call! It’s incredibly frustrating, especially since they seem to ring me at the most unsuitable times. What a nuisance!

I keep receiving calls from this number, but every time I answer, they just hang up. Additionally, I'm getting these international calls at my home, always at roughly the same time. Has anyone else experienced this?

I've received a rather bizarre call from a company named Motor Assist, hailing from Liverpool, insisting that the DVLA had provided them with information about an accident I supposedly had a couple of years back. The thing is, I didn't even own a car at that time-what a laugh! I decided to ring up the DVLA for clarification, and they assured me that they never disclose personal details, especially not to a company like that, as they aren't in the insurance line of business! Now, it seems they're taking this issue of fraudulent cold calls, which misuse the DVLA's reputation, quite seriously. The caller? Yep, Motor Assist. Quite the cheeky operation, if you ask me!

Every time I pick up, the call just gets disconnected straight away, no idea why?

They keep ringing and then just cut off before I even pick up. I have no clue who they are, but honestly, I wish they'd just stop doing it.

Received a ring on my mobile, which, by the way, is registered with the Telephone Preference Service, and they hung up abruptly. Interestingly, the only time I've had this call was shortly after someone from nPower contacted me not long ago. It gives me the impression they might have sold or shared my information with someone else... - Caller: Likely a nuisance caller.

Received two calls within three hours... absolute numpties.

I've just been jolted out of a lovely reverie by a barrage of those pesky cold callers! They keep insisting that I'm in line for some kind of accident. How absurd!

My mobile has been ringing approximately 5 to 6 times daily for quite a stretch now. After doing a bit of digging on Google, I’ve realised I’m not alone in this; it appears that numerous others are experiencing the same hassle with this particular number.

Seven missed calls today! Each time I picked up, they just disconnected!

I've had a staggering ten phone calls in just a single day!

I got three calls from this number, but when I tried ringing back, it showed up as 'unknown number'. Really strange. No clue who they were or what they wanted to sell. They didn’t bother leaving a voicemail either.

I've been getting four calls a day for the past three days, and not a single person has bothered to say anything! It's absolutely infuriating, I tell you!

I've received approximately a dozen calls from them just this week! It's been relentless, ringing me each day without fail. I'm absolutely losing my mind over it! - number: 01892 500769

I received an utterly bizarre call insisting that I’d been in an accident in the past couple of years. When I politely informed them that this was not the case, they attempted to convince me otherwise! It wasn’t until I firmly expressed my disdain for such dodgy tactics that they abruptly hung up. Honestly, it’s high time the authorities cracked down on these intrusive calls and slapped hefty fines on the firms perpetuating this nonsense, right down to the individual directors. It’s simply unacceptable! - caller: Motor Assist

They continue to ring me even after I've requested them to cease - the number belongs to 01892 500769.

I've been inundated with calls from this number, roughly three or four times a day... what a nuisance! - caller: 01892 500769

Just had a ring from this number, purporting to be a company that deals with motor accident claims, insisting I was part of some accident within the past two and a half years. In truth, I haven't been involved in any incident at all! Curiosity got the better of me, so I asked how they acquired my information, and they said it was from the DVLA. Typical of these relentless opportunists, isn’t it?

I've had three phone calls from this number in the past couple of days, and it’s starting to get really irritating!

It's best not to respond, as these individuals tend to keep ringing back.

Just had a run-in with a compensation agency harassing you to lodge claims for injuries, regardless of whether you’ve actually been hurt in an accident. Feels like they’re just preying on vulnerable people!

Has anyone got a clue who's behind this number? I've been getting calls from it at least thrice a day!