07738842840

Yet again, I’m inundated with PPI-related text messages from these dodgy characters, claiming I can snag £2350 back for mis-sold PPI. Before you even think about engaging with such lowly firms, here are a few crucial points to ponder: 1. Firstly, these chaps have absolutely no right to ping you a text without your consent. UK law clearly stipulates they must secure an opt-in from you, and most will have the audacity to claim you ‘signed up’ through some online survey. Rubbish! This is merely a cowardly ruse to dodge repercussions. 2. Furthermore, these messages likely contravene several regulations. The lack of verifiable records can mislead anyone on the receiving end, making it sound like you may have a legitimate claim when, in reality, it’s all smoke and mirrors. 3. If you find yourself needing to reclaim PPI from your credit cards or banks, steer clear of these greedy companies! They'll typically slap you with hefty fees, sometimes as outrageous as 40%. Instead, head over to www.moneysavingexpert.co.uk and utilise their complimentary letter templates to tackle this on your own. 4. For those who only receive the occasional message, simply delete them and move on. Forget the advice suggesting that replying might make these charlatans aware of your number - trust me, they already have it, thanks to the delivery report of the SMS. 5. Numerous folks say to report them to the ICO, but I’d recommend lodging your complaints with the MOJ instead, as they tend to take these matters far more seriously and are more likely to deal with the scoundrels effectively. 6. And if you're like me and bombarded with these irritating texts, please make sure to list the offending numbers here to alert others about these unscrupulous individuals who persistently nag us with unsolicited rubbish day in and day out. You can always respond with keywords like “claim,” “yes,” or “PPI” to trigger a call back, forcing the company to divulge the sender’s details and instruct them to cease their harassment immediately.

I've just received the exact same text message regarding PPI that was previously mentioned, total scam that is.

I find it utterly baffling that someone of my age could ever be entangled in a so-called 'mis-sold PPI' situation. I mean, I've yet to even acquire a proper credit card! It's preposterous to think that we could be roped into such a dubious scheme. These chancers really ought to be brought to justice, don’t you think?

Received the exact same text regarding a compensation of £4856 from the number +44 7879 553337. Obliterated it without a second thought!!!

Received a text from 07738842840 claiming I could get up to £3150 back for PPI. Told them to jog on!

Please refrain from sending us any further messages in the future.

Received a rather dodgy letter claiming it was crucial regarding my pension possibly not performing as it should - total rubbish if you ask me! Classic junk mail!

I've never purchased PPI, so there’s no way I could be due any compensation.

Received a message claiming that I might be eligible for £4,250 owing to an accident I supposedly had. The thing is, I've never been in an accident at all! So, I've just brushed that message aside; it seems like a possible scam to me.

I just received a rather dubious text that read: "URGENT // You may have the right to claim up to £3150 for incorrectly sold PPI related to credit cards or loans. Reply with PPI for more info, or simply opt out by responding with quit." It has been blocked and reported!

I've received countless dodgy text messages from 07738842840 regarding 'my pension' supposedly not performing well and offering some sort of review. The irony is, we don’t even have any pensions! Quite baffling, to say the least!

I've received multiple texts claiming to be from a company regarding a supposed accident involving 'my' car. The problem is, we haven't even been in a crash!

I just received a text message declaring it was of utmost importance! Apparently, I might be eligible to claim as much as £4,856 due to mis-sold PPI linked to my credit cards or loans. They urged me to reply with "PPI" for more information or to text "quit" if I wished to unsubscribe. Quite the surprise!