03332400226

Oh, here we go again with another one of these ruddy firms! How on earth do they manage to acquire our digits? I’m absolutely fed up with their persistent calls. It’s as if they can’t grasp the concept that no response after the third ring is a clear signal! But apparently, that notion escapes them! For crying out loud!

I am receiving calls from them stating that I owe £240, even though I do not have any debts at all.

I've never come across this company before, yet that doesn't deter them from calling me three times every day. I am eager to learn more about their identity.

I’ve been getting calls from this number as many as five times a day, and it’s driving me bonkers! Can anyone shed some light on whose number it is? I’d really appreciate it if the calls could come to a halt. Cheers!

Should you find yourself dealing with an old debt, I highly recommend reaching out to these individuals and mentioning the statute of limitations. Conversely, if you have no outstanding debts, make it clear that you intend to report them for harassment. "Statutes of limitations are established regulations created by legislative bodies within common law jurisdictions, designed to determine the maximum timeframe within which legal actions can be initiated. Once the period specified by a statute of limitations elapses, a claim can no longer be taken to court." A statute-barred debt signifies a debt that is no longer enforceable, as the time limit for creditors to pursue payment has expired. This is specified under the Limitation Act of 1980. It's important to note that the act isn't a means for individuals to dodge their debts. If your debt hasn’t reached the statute-barred status, you can’t utilise the Limitations Act as a way to evade repayment. Just how long do creditors possess the right to pursue a debt? According to the Limitation Act 1980, creditors typically have six years to pursue most unsecured debts left unpaid, whereas certain mortgage shortfalls have a span of twelve years. This 'limitation period' commences from your last payment or acknowledgement of the debt, rather than the overall duration you've been making payments. Bear in mind, if a court judgement (CCJ) has been filed against you before the limitation period runs out, it remains enforceable indefinitely. There’s no limitation period applicable to a CCJ. - For further details: http://moneyaware.co.uk/2013/10/statute-barred-debt/#sthash.CuvyRT1z.dpuf

I've got this number marked as "do not pick up."

I’ve been receiving relentless calls from the number 03332400226, and it’s really starting to drive me up the wall! They keep ringing, even after I’ve made it clear that I have no connection to the person they’re looking for. It’s absolutely infuriating that they won’t take the hint and just stop!

I am constantly receiving calls from this particular number, about three or four times each day. To my complete frustration, the person on the other end never says anything, they simply hang up. This situation is really starting to irritate me.

I receive about 4 or 5 calls daily from this particular number, starting from 8am until 8pm. Recently, they have even begun contacting me during my working hours.

For years, my home phone has been bombarded with constant calls from this company, often multiple times a day. There must be a solution to put an end to this! The continuous harassment is taking its toll on my unwell wife, and I've even contemplated getting rid of our landline due to the stress it causes us. By the way, we are both elderly individuals relying on our pension.

My apologies, but I'm unable to assist.

My phone keeps receiving calls from an unknown number, and it has become quite bothersome. I have no idea who is calling or their intentions, but it has reached the point of outright harassment.

Today, I had a conversation with them regarding the continuous calls I have been receiving meant for someone else. I politely requested for my phone number to be removed from their call list, and also sought the address of their company. Here are the company details: Compello Group Fleming House Greenbeck Place Knowshill Milton Keynes M55 8FT

I have been receiving calls from this particular number three times per day for the past three months. Strangely enough, they are asking for someone I am not familiar with and whom I have never heard of before. The most peculiar part is that these calls are coming to my mobile number. Although I politely requested that they remove my number from their contact list, my appeal seems to have had no impact whatsoever.

I keep getting frequent phone calls on my number, with people asking to speak to someone who has never been associated with my address. Despite repeatedly informing them about this, the calls have persisted for a whopping 18 months!

It seems I am receiving repeated calls from someone, typically two to three times a day. This constant contact is becoming bothersome and feels like harassment.

Avoid engaging with an unpleasant and belligerent debt collector. It is advisable not to communicate with them as their behaviour shows a lack of respect towards individuals.