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02920853500

☎️ 02920853500 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 292085 with a prefix of 029. The area code 029 originates from Cardiff.

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+442920853500+44 29 2085 3500029 2085 3500+44-29-2085-3500

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029 2085 3500 Tagged as:

link mike adam caerphilly d sampson mark heron paul ian gill post office

TimeLine of events for phone number 02920853500

  • Requested removal of daughter's number
    Sep
    2018
  • Link Financial debt collection agency
    Oct
    2015
  • Rude behavior; potential fraud warning
    Jun
    2015
  • Repeated urgent message for Wayne
    Mar
    2015
  • Suspicious call, refused to identify
    Feb
    2015
  • Link Financial acts deceitfully contacting debtors
    Jan
    2015
  • Unknown caller had personal information
    Nov
    2014
  • Company secretive about property inquiry
    Aug
    2014
  • Frequent nuisance calls, very bothersome
    Feb
    2014
  • Unanswered calls, no messages left
    Nov
    2013
  • Harassment from persistent phone calls
    Sep
    2013
  • Persistent calls, no messages left
    Aug
    2013
  • Caller was rude, seeking information
    Jul
    2013
  • Frequent calls, won't answer though
    Jun
    2013
  • Scammer sought cousin's contact information
    May
    2013
  • Persistent caller seeking outdated information
    Apr
    2013
  • Suspicious call, plans to investigate
    Jan
    2013
  • Numerous calls, no voicemail left
    Nov
    2012
  • Company bullies; credit fraud issue
    Jun
    2012
  • Scammer pretending to deliver parcel
    Jun
    2011
  • Link Debt Collection uses manipulative tactics
    Jun
    2011
  • Suspicious call, refused to engage
    Apr
    2011
  • Receiving debt calls, seeking resolution
    Apr
    2011
  • Reporting authority needed for harassment
    Sep
    2008
  • Concern about data protection breach
    Sep
    2008
  • Woman inquiring about lost contact
    Sep
    2008
  • Suspicious call regarding mail forwarding
    Sep
    2008
  • Unexpected call from relative's surname
    Sep
    2008
  • Uncertain if they're legitimate callers
    Aug
    2008
  • Received mysterious call about someone
    Aug
    2008
  • Identical surname led to confusion
    Aug
    2008
  • Caller hung up immediately
    Jul
    2008
  • Inquiries about nearby residents occurring
    Jul
    2008
  • Scam call seeking personal information
    Jun
    2008
  • Missed call, won't return it
    Jun
    2008
  • Suspicious stranger asking for help
    May
    2008
  • Received call, but no response
    Apr
    2008
  • Refused to share information without details
    Apr
    2008
  • Debt collectors use deceptive tactics
    Apr
    2008
  • Need to send message locally
    Mar
    2008
Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 40 First Seen: 20 June 2011 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Bryn Common(Flintshire), Hewish(Somerset) and Kettlester(Shetland Isles).

02920853500 has 40 comments of which 33 x neutral and 6 x negative and 1 x positive

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Reports on phone number 02920853500

8 years
A group of individuals persistently contacted my daughter, who happens to have learning difficulties. It is important to note that she does not owe anyone a single thing. To address this issue, we have taken the initiative to contact them and kindly asked them to delete her contact information from their database. Now we can only wait patiently and see if they comply with our request.
10 years
Received a call just as we were about to reach out to a family member named Ian, sharing our surname. The call ended abruptly before we had the chance to inquire who was on the other end and what their intentions were. Quite puzzling!
Ian
10 years
The company in question goes by the name Link, and they're engaged in the rather questionable practice of debt collection. They've been reaching out to individuals whose debts they have acquired. What’s rather sneaky is how they try to get in touch with these debtors through their neighbours, fabricating stories about parcels or telegrams to catch their attention. They typically uncover addresses through the electoral roll, which reveals the debtor's latest registration or any historical address information given to creditors at the time the credit was obtained.
10 years
We received a call at home from individuals claiming to be affiliated with the Post Office. They stated that they wished to forward some correspondence, which had been returned from our university. Oddly enough, they seemed quite familiar with our address. However, I did find it rather strange that they made no mention of any outstanding debts at all. They ultimately left a message with our university, directing us to contact Clare at either 02920 853500 or 02920 808696. Quite peculiar, if you ask me!
Post OfficeClare
10 years
They wouldn’t tell us who they were unless we provided our name and postcode. We firmly told them to get lost and ended the call.
11 years
We received a request from a letter service asking us to pass on a message to someone who resides roughly twenty homes further down the road from us.
11 years
I've found this company to be quite dubious, and I reckon some sort of action needs to be taken. Does anyone happen to know which organisation I should contact to report this? I've been getting calls about someone else who lives in my village, and it’s becoming rather tiresome!
11 years
Earlier today, at precisely 09:09, we received a call from a woman using the number 02920 853500. She claimed to have a letter intended for a Mr Mark Heron and requested his address. Her inquiry struck us as rather dubious, so we declined to engage in any conversation with her.
Mark Heron
11 years
We’ve just had a rather peculiar experience ourselves. A letter meant for another person who shares our surname landed in our hands. Initially, we didn’t think much of it and assumed it was just a quirky coincidence. After all, it’s quite strange! So, out of courtesy, we pointed out to them that the person they were inquiring about happens to be a solicitor. However, I highly suspect they won’t be reaching out to us anytime soon.
11 years
The telephone number is associated with the debt collection agency, Link Financial. I explicitly instructed them to send any communication via written form.
Link Financial. I
11 years
A gentleman by the name of Mike reached out to us, claiming he needed to relay a message to a family member about a package that had arrived, seeking permission to send it out. However, this was nothing but a fib; it turns out these individuals represent a company that purchases debts and hire folks to call and try to track down the debtor. Quite the ruse, if you ask me!
Mike
11 years
A lady called to inquire if we were familiar with a chap named Paul, sharing the same last name as mine. She mentioned he’d lost contact and was eager to get back in touch. Pleased to report we couldn’t assist her-suspicious behaviour, if you ask me!
Paul
11 years
We've been getting persistent calls regarding a debt supposedly incurred under our name, which is quite concerning. We’ve requested several times for them to provide us with a copy of the signed agreement, as we’ve never received any card from the company they’re referencing. However, they keep denying our request, claiming it's a breach of the data protection laws. What are our options in this situation, and what rights do we have?
11 years
Hung up as soon as they answered the call.
11 years
Extremely impolite.. Potentially fraudulent!!!

Exercise great caution
11 years
In March 2015, remember to switch on your answering machine. Someone has left a message asking for a person named Wayne to urgently call them back on an 0800 number. This same message has been received twice already.
Wayne
11 years
I received a call today from this particular number, wherein the caller expressed an interest in acquiring my new address for the purpose of forwarding mail. Inquisitive, I probed for details regarding the nature of the mail, but the caller chose not to disclose any information, prompting me to abruptly end the conversation. Now I am left wondering, who exactly are these individuals?
12 years
Received a call earlier today inquiring about someone who lives a mere twenty doors down from me. This isn’t the first time this has occurred; it's also popped up for the neighbours next door on a few occasions.
12 years
Cheers for that! We missed a call from this number and decided to give 1471 a go. Looks like we won't be returning their call then!
12 years
It seems this number belongs to Link Financial Outsourcing Ltd, a debt recovery firm situated at Unit 1-5, Trecenydd Business Park, Caerphilly, CF83 2RZ, UK. They have a somewhat dubious reputation for masquerading as a parcel delivery service in an effort to track down individuals. If you happen to receive a call from them inquiring about one of your neighbours, the former occupants of your property, or even a relative, it’s a strong indicator that the individual they’re hunting for is reportedly in arrears, at least according to Link’s records. I would highly recommend reaching out to the individual in question and offering to provide a statement to the data protection commissioner’s office, as it seems Link may have engaged in what could be considered an improper disclosure of sensitive information. Moreover, such a revelation regarding someone's financial woes might also contravene the guidelines set forth by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Link Financial Outsourcing LtdTrecenydd Business ParkCaerphillyCF83 2RZUKLinkFinancial Conduct Authority
12 years
We reside in a flat complex, and recently, a chap appeared at our door asking us to pass on a message to someone along the corridor. He mentioned that she was from Caerphilly and needed help with forwarding some mail. Strangely, he requested that we refrain from knocking on the door while using the phone. It's left us feeling a bit wary, to be honest.
Caerphilly
12 years
Today, I received a phone call from an individual named Adam, who wanted to talk to my son who recently relocated. I informed Adam that my son was not present, to which he responded by promising to send him some information at our address, which he had. Furthermore, I was surprised as our number is not listed in the directory, yet Adam managed to obtain it.
Adam
12 years
It’s quite shocking to find that someone called our 92-year-old grandfather, asking him to get in touch with a person named Gill from next door. It feels rather sleazy behaviour, and we have a strong suspicion that this breaches the data protection laws!
Gill
12 years
On the 1st of August 2014, a company called and asked about the previous owner of the property. They were quite mysterious and a bit cagey about revealing their identity or reason for inquiring about the ex-owner. To add to the mystery, my phone number is ex-directory and on the BT Preference list, so I am unsure about how they obtained my number. I advised them to contact the Land Registry to verify the change in ownership.
Land Registry
12 years
We received a call from this number, but the moment we answered, they hung up on us. It’s not the first time we’ve had calls like this; in fact, we’ve had several before trying to get in touch with our next-door neighbour to see if they’re still residing there. Not quite certain what this particular call is about, but it does make me curious. I do wonder if it’s from the same street! Quite amusing, really!
12 years
I haven't answered any calls from them yet, but I'm wondering if they're trying to reach us or perhaps someone nearby? Do they genuinely get in touch with the actual debtor, or are they just ringing folks who might know them? It's a puzzle we'll likely never unravel now, as we've simply added their number to our block list on the mobile!
12 years
I just received a call from someone asking for a Mr D Sampson. The number was 08000859814. When I tried to call back, they simply informed me that they were “having some technical issues.” The name D Sampson doesn’t ring any bells for me, and the message concluded with “I am requested to give you a call,” without clarifying what it was in reference to. Quite strange, isn’t it?
D Sampson
13 years
They call me up to five times a day until 8.30pm. They are extremely bothersome and irritating.
13 years
I have received multiple calls from this particular number, yet the caller never bothers to leave a voicemail.
13 years
I received numerous phone calls from a particular number today. The first call was from a man named Mike, who insisted on knowing my address in order to forward mail to me. Despite my refusal to provide the information, he continued to press for it. I ended the call by hanging up. Shortly after, I received another phone call asking for me, but I chose not to answer and hung up immediately without saying anything. I also received a call on my mobile phone, which I opted not to answer. To my dismay, my son also received a phone call from the same party, claiming they had some mail for me and wanted to redirect it by obtaining my address from him. He ended up giving them my address, which greatly concerns me. This repeated contact feels like harassment and it has deeply upset me. I don't understand how these individuals have access to so much personal information about me.
Mike
13 years
On the 7th of August 2013, I received multiple calls from an unknown number around five times each day. Despite the consistent calls, I chose not to answer any of them due to the absence of any message left behind. These calls were strictly limited to office hours.
13 years
I received a call from someone asking to speak to my daughter on my phone. I have always used this phone as my own, so I am unsure how they obtained this number. They demanded that I confirm her address, but I refused. In response, they became aggressive and impolite, claiming she was an adult and accusing me of being nosy.
13 years
I receive approximately six phone calls daily from this number, but I choose not to answer. If someone needs something, they can alternatively contact me through the postal service.
13 years
I received a call from a man inquiring about my cousin, whom I haven't seen in over 4 years. I was perplexed as to how he acquired my mobile number. He insisted on knowing my cousin's name and address, claiming that he had inherited some money. Naturally, I took appropriate action and avoided sharing any personal information. Out of curiosity, I decided to investigate the number online and discovered that it belonged to a company called Link Financial. It seems they have a reputation for being bothersome. Thankfully, the only positive outcome from this unwelcome situation was that I managed to reconnect with my relative.
Link Financial
13 years
Today, I received a call from a gentleman at Link, who I missed yesterday. He was inquiring about someone whom I haven't had contact with for about 2 years. Despite this, he continued to ask for a telephone number and address for that individual.

After the call, it dawned on me that there was no possible connection between my mobile number and the person he was searching for, as I had already changed my mobile number.

Checking the number immediately after the call proved to be quite beneficial.
Link
14 years
I received a phone call from a lady claiming to be from Link, but I politely informed her that I was currently having dinner and asked her to call me tomorrow at 5:30. After performing some checks, it seems that this number may be associated with their deceptive tactics.
Link
14 years
I receive numerous calls from this number, but they are never answered. If they need to speak with me, kindly leave a voicemail, although they never do. Is there a particular reason for their calls?
14 years
I encountered a similar issue with them. A letter was sent to me, informing me about an attempt to obtain credit using my identity. This company is truly bothersome and action must be taken against them. They behave like bullies and it's unacceptable!
15 years
The company is called Link, and they specialize in debt collection. Their goal is to reach out to individuals whose debts they have acquired. However, their approach is somewhat deceptive. They often contact the neighbours of the debtors as a way to get in touch with them. Under the pretense of delivering a package or a telegram, they make contact with the debtors. They typically obtain addresses by referring to electoral roll registers, which provide the most recent registration information of the debtors, as well as the creditor-provided current and previous address details when the credit was obtained.
Link
15 years
I received a call from a man named Mike who claimed to have a package for one of my family members. He insisted that he needed permission from me in order to send out the parcel. However, I quickly realized that this was all a fabricated story. In reality, Mike was a representative from a debt purchasing company who employed individuals to call and track down debtors.
Mike

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