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Received another dodgy call today from a different number, but the same individual, specifically 07860 919792. They claimed to represent Pro Debt, supposedly collecting funds for Tradesman Tracker. Just a few days ago, we got a letter from a so-called Debt Guard solicitors, which turns out to be a sham operation that doesn’t even appear in the official records according to Companies House. Their phone number is equally suspect, and the PO Box they use is shared by a staggering 1,181 other businesses. It's remarkable what you can uncover if you're willing to do a bit of digging! Do steer clear of Tradesman Tracker-their so-called app is completely useless. Even after you follow their cancellation procedure, they have the audacity to resurface two years later, demanding payment. Foolishly, we paid up the first time, but since then, we haven’t had any form of communication from them-no letters, no emails, no calls-until two weeks ago when Pro Debt began their money-collecting tactics.

A chap claiming to represent a firm named Pro Debt has been bombarding us with calls, demanding payment for some unpaid invoices linked to Tradesman Tracker. The last time we had any dealings with them was yonks ago-way back in 2013! If memory serves right, back in 2014 we were in a similar predicament, receiving a call that threatened legal action over an alleged debt. In a moment of madness, we coughed up the cash, worrying it might tarnish our credit rating. We thought that was the end of it, but lo and behold, out of the blue just last week, this bloke rings up again, insisting we owe £150 for these “unpaid” invoices. He had the audacity to declare that if we didn’t fork over the money by Monday, we’d be facing consequences. Naturally, I had a nosy online and uncovered quite a bit of information indicating that this might very well be a scam. Then, as if that wasn’t enough, we received yet another call today from the same rather unpleasant fellow, who warned us we’d be in deep trouble if we didn’t make an immediate payment. And get this-just ten minutes ago, an email landed in our inbox featuring what they’re calling an unpaid invoice, along with a letter from some outfit named Debt Guard Solicitors. Quite the saga, isn’t it?

They're still pestering me! I've received three calls from them over the past week, all demanding payment. The amount has skyrocketed from £150 to an astonishing £475! To top it off, I've just received an email from some outfit calling themselves Debt Guard Solicitors, yet their contact number is nowhere to be found when I tried to verify it. Quite the dodgy situation, if you ask me!

Avoid the Tradesman Tracker like the plague! They rope you in, do absolutely nothing, and then a few years down the line, they come at you with a threat of county court action, often just when you’re winding down for the weekend. It's all a ruse, linked up with some dodgy debt collection agency. The fine print, which is nearly impossible to locate, clearly states you must send a registered letter to cancel your so-called 'contract.' They send invoices via email, but they’re crafted to appear as if they’re spam, landing straight in your junk folder. It's a cunning strategy, no doubt. What a shame they can’t simply earn a decent living by delivering the marketing app as they promise. Steer clear of them and whatever you do, do NOT sign on the dotted line!

It presents itself as quite legitimate, but the reality is far from it. It's utterly fraudulent. They provide no real service whatsoever, yet relentlessly pester you with calls demanding monthly fees. If you don't comply, they even resort to intimidating you with threats of County Court Judgments!

I've been receiving calls from this so-called tradesman tracker nearly every other day from an unrecognised number. They keep pestering me for a monthly fee. I reckon it’s just a scam-best to steer clear and not hand over any cash!

That chap appears to be behind yet another dodgy enterprise called Tradesman Tracker. I’d advise steering clear of them and definitely don’t part with any cash, or you might just end up dealing with a lot of unwarranted grief.