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I picked up the phone and was immediately asked for my partner, claiming it was in connection with a recent mishap. I firmly told them not to ring again and hung up. To my surprise, they called back right away, questioning why I’d ended the call so abruptly! Their tone was rather pushy and disrespectful.

When I inquired about the identity of the caller, he claimed he was representing my insurance provider, but oddly enough, he couldn't specify which company that was. The call quality was terrible, making it hard to decipher his words, so I decided to end the conversation.

Since my accident, it feels like every spammer under the sun has got hold of my number. Please block this number.

Like someone else mentioned, this company got really pushy when I called them out. They claimed they were working with Esure, but when I kept asking if they actually were Esure, they just said yes, we’re calling with Esure. Ended up in a proper shouting match with these fools who wouldn’t back down or stop ringing me. I was thinking about switching my car insurance to Esure and getting a joint plan with my wife, but after all this drama, I’m not bothering. We’re definitely complaining to Esure about this. CB

I've received calls from a chap by the name of Andrew a staggering nine times now. Each time I inquire about what he’s peddling, he always pivots back to asking for my partner’s contact details-despite the fact that they were the one behind the wheel during the accident while I was not in attendance. When I declined to provide this information until he clarified the purpose of his call, his tone turned decidedly aggressive, demanding, “Just answer the bloody question!” I firmly instructed him to cease all communications, as they seem intent on fishing for personal details as a means to keep your data on their lists. I stood my ground and refused to comply. After hanging up, they relentlessly continued to bombard me with calls-absolutely scandalous! It’s astonishing that they’re still permitted to operate like this!

Hi, could you share the IP address so I can look up their location? I always thought sites like this stop you from posting lots of positive reviews from the same IP, and if they see repeated reviews from one address, they mark it as a scam.

You should expect a return call from "GM Legal Services". Contact the police without delay and request that they coordinate with both Liverpool's police and authorities in Karachi.

What a load of rot! I’ve recently had the misfortune of receiving a call from a right dodgy lot who seemed to have gotten hold of details from a recent road incident I was involved in. It’s utterly baffling-these chancers had my name, phone number, and even the make of my vehicle! They rang me up, claiming to represent my insurance provider (The Co-op, as it happens) and spun a whopping tale about an alleged lawsuit by the other driver concerning some phantom injuries (something about their back and neck). They insisted that they’d already knocked back a claim-apparently filed by a well-known bunch of ambulance chasers-on my behalf and they were now after my green light to throw in a counterclaim, which frankly sounded like a load of nonsense. They're doing a slick operation, no doubt using Google to dig up personal details to lend credibility to their outrageous story. If someone bites and says "yes" (which I wasn't about to do-I requested a written confirmation from the so-called legal representatives), they likely peddle that info off, along with a recording of your consent, to some other shady legal types. When I asked for the name of the individual supposedly managing my case, they tossed out the name of some renowned Pakistani Nobel laureate-obviously cobblers! I reached out to both insurance firms, and they've assured me they're fully conscious of these scams but are puzzled as to how these scoundrels acquire such basic information. Expect a follow-up call from a dubious-sounding place called "GM Legal Services" (with a 0151 number). Do let the authorities know right away, and maybe they could collaborate with the Liverpool constabulary as well as reach out to their counterparts in Karachi. It’s about time these lowlifes were put in their place!

Con artists, deceivers, and rogues! It's astonishing how they somehow acquire information about recent car accidents-dates, names, phone numbers, and definitely vehicle details, not to mention potentially much more. They have the audacity to contact drivers while impersonating representatives from their insurance companies. They’ll spin a tall tale, claiming that the other party involved is suing you for injuries (usually back or neck) and that they've already turned down the claim on your behalf-allegedly filed by a notorious bunch of ambulance chasers. They insist that they need your permission to initiate a counterclaim against the other driver. These miscreants will research your personal information online to seem more credible. If you happen to say “Yes” (which I did not, as I sensed a scam and requested they send me documentation from the solicitors), they will most likely sell your details, including a recording of your agreement to counterclaim, to other unscrupulous lawyers. When I requested the name of the individual dealing with this matter on their end, they bizarrely cited the name of a Pakistani Nobel laureate. I contacted both insurance companies, and they confirmed they are well aware of such fraudulent schemes but were baffled about how these scoundrels gather the fundamental information. I've alerted the police, but given that they aren’t even operating within the UK (the 0203 number is a dead giveaway), I'm under no illusions that these misfits will ever be brought to justice. Con artists, deceivers, and rogues!

What a right load of rot! It seems these unscrupulous individuals are somehow managing to acquire sensitive information regarding recent traffic incidents-dates, names, phone numbers, vehicle makes, and likely much more. Then they dare to contact unsuspecting drivers, masquerading as representatives from their insurance providers (in my case, the Co-op). They spin a tale, claiming that another party is out for blood, alleging personal injury (you know, back, neck nonsense) and that they’ve already denied this so-called claim-apparently filed by a notorious firm of ambulance chasers-on your behalf. They proceed to demand your go-ahead to file a counterclaim (basically, taking legal action against the other party). These connivers will scour the internet for your personal info, using it to add a façade of legitimacy to their ruse. If you’re naïve enough to say "Yes" (which I certainly wasn’t, as I clocked it as a scam right away and insisted they forward me a copy of the letter from their supposed legal representatives), they’ll likely peddle your details, including a taped consent for the counterclaim, to some other shady legal outfit. When I pressed them for the name of the person handling this on their end, they had the audacity to quote a Pakistani Nobel Prize laureate! I've reached out to both of my insurers, and they confirmed they are well aware of these dubious schemes but remain baffled at how these lowlifes obtain such basic information. I've also informed the police. However, given that they're not even operating from the UK (that tell-tale 0203 number is a giveaway), I’ve no misconceptions about the likelihood of these scoundrels being apprehended. What a bunch of utter rogues!

Absolute scammers and con artists! Somehow they manage to get hold of info from recent car accidents (like dates, names, phone numbers, car models, maybe even more) and ring you up pretending to be from your insurance company (for me, it was the Co-op). They spin a yarn about the other driver suing you for injuries (back or neck pain usually) and claim they’ve already turned down the claim for you (supposedly made by some dodgy ambulance-chasing lawyers). Now they ask for your permission to start a counterclaim against the other driver. Total rubbish.

These pushy scammers are even adding phoney “Safe” or “Trusted” reviews about themselves on places like this. Kinda sloppy with their IP details, haha. My local cops have told the Karachi police about it.

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How come they never leave any sort of message?