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I’m having a similar situation with this outfit, claiming that I supposedly consented to sponsor a book for schools focusing on awareness. Absolutely not! They've sent me a bill for nearly £300. Just today, I received yet another call from this number, which went straight to my voicemail. The recorded message claimed to be from David Russell in the accounts department at Our Next Generation. He provided a callback number-01925 506 905-yet the call originated from 01925 500 601. I did my due diligence and looked them up on Companies House, much like others here have. Besides what’s already been uncovered, I found out that this business is actually 'dormant' as they haven't been active at all! I've reported this to Action Fraud Police and sincerely hope they face serious consequences for their actions.

We've previously discussed this matter and reached an agreement prior to the pandemic. I just received a phone call urging me to make a payment using my card, and I can't help but feel this is undoubtedly a scam. The school has no knowledge of this at all.

I find myself echoing the sentiments of previous commenters. I reached out to the nearby school, only to be met with blank faces; they were completely in the dark about this matter! The email containing a shabby version of a booklet was subpar at best, lacking any identifiable details - not a single name to be found, let alone ours or a logo! A quick glance at Companies House and their filing history tells a story of its own.

Greetings! I find that my sentiments mirror those of the previous commenters regarding the future of our youth.

After seeing other people's comments, I realise now why I never recall saying yes to sponsoring books at our local school - I definitely didn’t! Glad to know I’m not going mad. This was actually the third time they’ve rung me in a few days. They asked for a BACS payment today but we only pay by cheque, so luckily I managed to avoid it. I’ve saved the number now and will just ignore it if they call again.

Absolutely a con job! Steer clear of this one! I never consented to any such dealings and will be disregarding it entirely while reporting it to the authorities.

This number is definitely part of a seasoned con!

A blatant con, if ever I've seen one! I was initially approached by a seemingly charming woman claiming to be from a charity advocating for safety resources for schools. But then came the relentless, overly aggressive bloke pressuring me for payment. It smacked of a classic good cop/bad cop scenario. Absolutely the lowest of the low!

Steer well clear of this number-I had a rather unpleasant experience just the other day.

This morning, I got a rather unexpected phone call. The individual on the other end insisted that my business had made a commitment to supply safety literature to educational institutions. Being acquainted with quite a few folks at that school, I decided to do a little digging to verify this claim. Honestly, I've got a strong feeling this is dodgy!

Just like the previous experiences - they're peddling their road safety sponsorship packs. They try to give the impression that it's a mere follow-up, but I'm not inclined to be part of that. They've just rung me again, this time asking for my business partner instead of addressing me directly. Their phone calls are proving to be rather relentless and it's quite frustrating that they believe they can pull this off without proper consent.

I received a rather unwelcome phone call claiming that my organisation had consented to sponsor a series of road safety books for a nearby primary school. Just to clarify, my business is a one-person operation, so there was absolutely no agreement made on that front. To their credit, they did some research, mentioning the name of a local school and insisting that the headteacher was keen for assistance with this initiative. However, since I’m quite familiar with the school myself, I reached out to the head and discovered they hadn’t a clue about these vague road safety books and certainly weren’t interested. In fact, it’s quite puzzling as I’ve not even seen any of those books! Additionally, it appears their investigation into my business records fell short. Our previous premises has been demolished, and they must have missed that detail entirely. So, any invoices or sample books they’re hoping to send my way are likely going to be lost in the ether!

I recently experienced something quite similar. I can't say I remembered it at all, to be honest.

I received a rather dodgy unsolicited phone call purporting that I had agreed to back some initiative supplying safety books to schools, all linked to a business I wrapped up five years ago. The caller was rather smooth-talking and made it sound like they were simply following up on something. It wasn’t until the end that they hit me with a £199 invoice and asked how I preferred to pay. Curiously, I played along and said they could send it over despite knowing full well that I hadn’t ordered anything. My intent was to gather their details. They even offered a £30 discount for immediate payment by card, which I found amusing. Eventually, I received the invoice for £218.95, which included a poorly produced safety book supposedly destined for schools emblazoned with a sticker bearing my name, address, and phone number, as well as a printed certificate lauding my support. Doing a bit of digging on Companies House, I discovered the director is a mere 21 years old! The prior director is shockingly active in 330 companies and has had ties to an astounding 2716 others. The Companies House reference number is 11566940. Interestingly, the records indicate this company has a single share and a meager capital of just £1, which raises massive red flags for me. They’ve even gone and changed their name from Investa Claims LTD. Quite perplexing, to say the least!