08433200000
TimeLine☎️ 08433200000 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (Energis). It is part of the phone block 843320 with a prefix of 0843.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08433200000
- Urgent message, potential legal actionMay
2011Urgent SMS about credit contactJan
2011Warning about questionable debt collection practicesJan
2011Confusion about phone call ringingMay
2010Old debt may not require paymentMar
2010Received incorrect contact number messageFeb
2010Ignore old debt collectors' demandsDec
2009Confusion about call handling complaintsDec
2009Unrecognized number, legal action threatenedNov
2009Warning about firm's dubious practicesOct
2009Possible scam call and messageOct
2009Debt collectors hassle for paymentsSep
2009Received call; no response, unsureSep
2009Loan repayment offers feel bullyingSep
2009Receiving frequent unwanted calls, seeking helpSep
2009Annoying nightly calls, considering changing numberSep
2009Urgent SMS from First CreditSep
2009Urgent SMS from First CreditSep
2009Text message received from unknownSep
200908433200000 has 19 comments of which 19 x neutral
08433200000 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08433200000 👆 is reported as a nuisance phone number linked to a debt collection agency known for persistent and harassing calls, texts, and emails. Many users state the number contacts them about debts they do not recognise or have already settled, often involving alleged old debts purchased by the company. There are claims of aggressive tactics including pressure to pay or increase repayments in exchange for discounts. Some have experienced frequent calls at inappropriate hours and difficulties blocking the number. Others mention the company being flagged for unethical practices by authorities. Several have warned about potential scams and advise caution, especially as the callers sometimes request contact from unknown individuals or employees. Legal threats and complaints about inaccurate allegations from the firm have also been noted.
Reports on phone number 08433200000
10 yearsText message10 yearsI first came across Credit's incessant phone calls, text messages, and emails touting discounts on loan repayments, and it feels nothing short of harassment. We've clearly communicated to them that our current monthly payment is manageable for us, and we simply can't stretch our budget any further. Their so-called 'discounts' seem to hinge on us either significantly ramping up our repayments or settling the debt in one go, which frankly is just not feasible.11 yearsJust received a text moments ago urging me to have a family member get in touch with First Credit without delay.11 yearsWhen we get busy, it's likely someone will give us a call!11 yearsIt appears these folks are in the business of acquiring outdated debts and then resorting to rather dubious methods to pressure individuals into settling up. Given that they’ve merely bought the debt, they won’t possess the initial credit agreement and lack the grounds to pursue legal action. When it comes to debts that are over five or six years old, their capacity to take you to court diminishes significantly. It’s wise to simply disregard their attempts and never, under any circumstances, acknowledge that you owe the sums they are asking for.11 yearsWe received a call from them, and then the following day, we got a text stating, "Please contact First Credit at 08433200000 to settle your account by 30/10/2009 and you’ll receive a 30% discount." Does this seem a bit dodgy to you? I can’t help but wonder if it’s some sort of scam or a marketing ploy.First Credit11 yearsReceived a rather alarming message regarding a Miss B. McMitchell, instructing me to urgently call 0843 3200000. I've drafted an email to First Credit informing them that I've resided in this area for more than two decades, and they ought to verify with the local council electoral register-I've never even heard of this person! If I receive any more calls, I won’t hesitate to pursue legal avenues. I've given them until Saturday the 22nd to respond, or else I’ll be taking this matter to the press.Miss B. McMitchellFirst Credit11 yearsJust a moment ago, I received a text message inquiring about our initial credit contact. It's quite urgent!11 yearsApproximately fifteen minutes ago, we received a text stating that BT was trying to get in touch with a former employee regarding First Credit. We’ve tried reaching out to the provided number, but it appears to be incorrect.BTFirst Credit11 yearsIt's the lot known as 1st Credit. These chaps acquire your old debts and then proceed to bombard you with relentless demands for payment. It can be quite a nuisance, to say the least!11 yearsI've received several automated messages from a caller we don't know, claiming to be from 1st Credit. It's becoming quite bothersome, with them ringing us about four or five times a day. We're on pay-as-you-go and I'm at a bit of a loss as to how to block this number from continuing to disturb us. Any suggestions?11 yearsWe received a phone call and an email from these individuals, demanding that we provide a statement regarding some alleged false comments we've made about their handling of calls. To be honest, we're baffled by what they’re referring to, as we’re not entirely sure where all this is coming from.12 yearsIs it really the case that if your debt is older than five years, you’re no longer obliged to settle it?12 yearsI recently received a call from the number mentioned above and was keen to check its legitimacy. We answered, but there was no one on the line. It seems quite likely, as others have pointed out, that this is yet another marketing tactic. One has to wonder if they don’t realise we might actually engage with them about settling our outstanding balances if it was manageable for us. Just a thought!12 yearsThis number has taken to ringing us every night during the late hours, which is quite infuriating. We tend to ignore calls from unidentified numbers and initially answered a few times to politely ask them to stop their incessant calling. Yet, it seems these individuals are utterly deaf to our requests! I’ve been trying to block the number, but alas, that hasn’t been effective either. Honestly, I’m getting rather fed up with the whole situation and contemplating the possibility of changing our phone number altogether just to be rid of them for good.12 yearsI recommend checking out the debt collection section on my consumer action group forum. This particular company tends to pop up quite frequently, and they received a caution from the Office of Fair Trading earlier this year regarding their dubious business methods.Office of Fair Trading12 yearsEarlier, I received a rather perplexing voicemail requesting that a Miss B. McMitchell urgently contact me on 0843 320. I've reached out to First Credit via email, informing them that I have resided at my current address for more than two decades. I've had a thorough look through the local council electoral roll, and I’ve not a clue who this woman is. Should I continue to receive phone calls regarding this matter, I’ll be left with no choice but to consider legal avenues. I’ve given them until the coming Saturday, the 22nd, to respond before I explore engaging the media for further assistance.Miss B. McMitchellFirst Credit12 yearsMoments ago, I received a text message requesting that one of my staff members urgently get in touch with First Credit.13 yearsTake a gander at the debt collection discussions on the Consumer Action Group website. This company comes up quite often there and received a stern warning from the OFT earlier this year regarding some questionable practices.Consumer Action GroupOFTSubmit Your Own Report (0843 320 0000)
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