07970391862

I've come across some claims suggesting that this outfit has a collaboration with T-Mobile. In truth, they’re merely one of those businesses that got their hands on unlawfully acquired phone numbers and customers' private details supposedly sold off by T-Mobile. We’ve communicated our disinterest clearly, insisting on being removed from their listings after receiving five calls this week alone. Yet, the lass on the other end didn’t seem to heed us at all, and after much back and forth, we finally decided to hang up.

I received a call claiming to be from the T-Mobile upgrade team. Honestly, they didn’t seem sincere to me. Just a heads up to be cautious!

This particular call rang for a brief while and was then terminated before we had the chance to pick up. We receive an overwhelming amount of these types of calls-it's absolutely infuriating!

The chap got our name completely wrong to start with! There was a lot of racket in the background too. Didn't seem authentic at all!

I received an unsolicited call from a so-called debt 'resolution' outfit from this number. They left a voicemail on my mobile after contacting me from 07970 391862 and requested that I ring back on 0203 2273533. When I returned the call, the lady who picked up merely greeted me with a “hello” and didn’t mention any company name (definitely raised some red flags). After I asked for 'Tina', she put me through to her, claiming she had sent me a message. Tina informed me that they were from a debt resolution agency and downright asked if I had any debts. I promptly told her that I had no such issues, and that I do not wish to receive unsolicited calls at any number I own-be it mobile or landline. I insisted that my details be deleted from their records. 1. Be wary of any company that calls you out of the blue. 2. If you ring them back and they refuse to identify their business when they answer, steer clear. 3. No reputable 'debt resolution' firm resorts to cold calling. I work in the finance sector, and any honourable agency wouldn’t need to cold call random numbers to find clients for debt issues. Be polite, but don’t hesitate to tell them to take a hike!

Similarly, the first bloke mispronounced her name! There was a lot of muffled chatter in the background. It didn’t seem authentic at all!

It’s been brought to my attention that these folks claim to have a collaboration with T-Mobile. However, I can assure you that’s not the case at all. They’re simply one of those 'businesses' that have acquired stolen numbers along with private customer details that were carelessly sold by T-Mobile. I made my position quite evident-we have no desire to be involved and must be removed from their listings. After receiving five calls from them this week alone, it became quite tedious. Unfortunately, the young lady on the line wasn’t keen to understand, so we eventually just hung up.