08453304800

These individuals are representing eBay, particularly when you’ve yet to settle your invoice.

I received a call from someone claiming to be associated with Newman. They mentioned a chap named Thomas and asked for someone named Tracey. The number they gave for a callback was 08447422067. The caller ID displayed 08453304800, which is also +448453304800. I must say, the gentleman on the line came across as rather professional.

I got yet another three calls today from these annoyances just as I was trying to catch some much-needed sleep. It's now the fifth day of my work routine, and I reckon I've barely managed a few hours' rest in total! We owe eBay nothing at all, so for the love of all things, can they just stop phoning us non-stop?

Confirmed. I've had interactions with the debt collection agency, Newman & Co., at 0845 330 4800.

Indeed, it’s a matter of debt recovery. The firm in question is Newman and Co. Ltd., operating under the banner of Newman Debt Collection Agents. Their official location is at Limewood House on Limewood Way in Leeds, West Yorkshire, with the postcode LS14 1AB. If one needs to get in touch, their contact number is 0845-330-4800. They are registered with Companies House under the number 2641622, and hold an OFT Credit License numbered 0324024.

We were completely taken aback when we answered the call; it was a right shock! We have no clue why a debt collector would be ringing us out of the blue. Honestly, we’re hoping this doesn’t lead to any unpleasant surprises down the line.

Newman & Co are acting on behalf of Lloyds Bank.

Every time we pick up the phone, it seems to disconnect after a minute or so. It's rather unsettling since we have no idea who's on the other end.

Once more confirmed, it appears to be debt collectors from Newman & Co. The number to look out for is 0845 330 4800.

It’s quite essential to identify the number, wouldn’t you agree?

I’ve been trying to send an email to this person at the given address, but it keeps bouncing back. How frustrating! I really need to get in touch with them somehow.

I received some phone calls and an email that was sent to an old address of mine from the Newman Debt Collection Agents regarding NatWest. Just to clarify, I'm currently in bankruptcy, and NatWest is well aware of my situation. So, I'm left wondering why I'm still being contacted?

About a fortnight ago, we received a call from these folks concerning someone else. Since that person isn’t around at the moment, we enquired about how they got this address. Their response was rather bizarre: “Yes, but that must have been about seven years ago now!” How strange, considering we didn’t even reside at this address back then! As luck would have it, we do know the person they were inquiring about, so we provided them with her address. However, we possess much more information since she had been using our address in a rather dubious manner. It’s infuriating!

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This bothersome bunch has been ringing us incessantly for weeks, leaving behind muddled voicemail messages that are hard to decipher. I appreciate the number you provided; we managed to have a chat with them earlier today and let them know who they were after. However, I wouldn't hold my breath-these folks were incredibly unhelpful. I'm seriously contemplating changing our number to rid ourselves of these nuisances. Newman, for the love of all that's good, just stop calling!

I answered the call, but as soon as I did, they hung up. I have no idea who it was!

I get calls pretty much every day, sometimes four or five, but when I pick up, there's no one on the line.

I’m so tired of getting these calls. I just refuse to give out any of my details. Whenever they ring, I start firing back security questions at them. If they can’t answer, I tell them I can’t carry on the call because they didn’t pass the security checks. Sounds like a good way to scare them off!

I received a voicemail from Newmans, who appear to be a debt collection agency, regarding some outstanding eBay fees. They left a reference number for me to use if I needed to follow up.

I've had loads of calls from this number, always saying it's urgent to speak with me, but they never say who they actually are.

For the past week, this number keeps calling me every day, asking me to answer some security questions but never actually telling me the reason behind the call unless I comply. It's getting pretty annoying and feels almost like harassment.

They keep calling but I dont pick up since I refuse to give out any details or answer security questions without knowing the reason first. Also, I dont even have an ebay account so not sure what it could be about.

This number just rang me out of the blue and I have never even had an ebay account or any debts! Totally confused why they’d call me. Caller ID just showed “Unknown” too.

Once more confirmed: it's those pesky debt collectors from Newman & Co. The number to watch out for is 0845 330 4800.

This number keeps ringing me and leaves some robotic message telling me to log in to my eBay account and sort out some "business" with them. Problem is, I don't even own an eBay account! It’s really frustrating.

I got a call and the voicemail just said it was important to call back, with a phone number given, but there was no mention of who it was or why they were trying to reach me.

Yeah, they keep calling nonstop just to ask when I'm gonna sort the payment. I had a debt with eBay and already paid it off, but Transcom keeps chasing me for some fee as well. Honestly, they weren't any help and just really irritating, so they ain't getting a penny from me. - caller: 08453304800

These people are acting for eBay, but what they actually do is buy eBay’s unpaid debts and then hound whoever owes money. Just tell them to piss off. If you supposedly owe eBay, that’s between you and eBay - not these lowlifes. They try to freak you out by saying they’ll send debt collectors to your door, but that’s just bluff; they don’t have anyone to do that. It’s all a load of intimidation. I just pick up and give them a serve until they hang up, wasting their time. Don’t hand over a single penny. Total con artists.

Every day I get an automated call with a supposed urgent message and some reference number, but they never actually say who they are. The start of the message is always chopped off too, so I just ignore it. Still, it’s pretty irritating having to put up with it.

I’m keen to uncover the details behind this number.

Called back and was stuck listening to music for ages, about 3 minutes! Completely rubbish!

This number rings me several times a day, about 3 or 4 calls, but I never pick up since I have no clue who it is. They’re really persistent, and sometimes they keep calling even as late as 9:30 in the evening, which gets quite irritating.

Someone called claiming to be from Transcom and asked me to ring back on *********. I just ended the call straight away.

My landline got one of those automated calls saying it was crucial to call back that number. Never heard of Transcom before, plus I aint got any debts. I don’t even use eBay and I’m registered with the telephone reference service or whatever it’s called. Quite confusing really!

Some bloke called me, claiming his name was Richard and something about transcom, i think. He got all annoyed when i didnt wanna answer his so called security questions. I told him if he’s ringing me, he’s got to prove who he is first. He hung up in the end, what a waste of time. Dont bother with these jokers, they aint from eBay at all!

So today I got a call from a number claiming to be from eBay saying I needed to pay £8 for some admin fee? Ive never come across this before, nor do I owe anything to eBay. No emails or messages from them either, and my account is still active which wouldn’t happen if I had unpaid fees cause they usually lock your account till it’s sorted. Seems dodgy to me.

I find it rather peculiar that as soon as we answered the call, they hung up. It baffles me why a debt collector would resort to such cold calling tactics. One can only hope this doesn't lead to any unpleasant shocks down the line.

This number keeps ringing me every single day, and honestly, I have no clue who they are or why they think it’s okay to call me multiple times a day. So annoying!

That was the lot from Newmans, the ones chasing payment for Amex after our financial collapse. Now they keep calling and just leave us hanging in silence. Absolute muppets!

Newman’s debt collection agency.

I have absolutely no clue who this caller was or what they were after. I’ve just added the number to my block list.

They keep calling me all day long, and it's driving me mad because it's waking my little baby! Seriously fed up with it now. They really need to just leave me alone.

I'm an elderly person and this company keeps calling me, it's really frightening. I’m so fed up with their constant phone calls.

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Debt collectors are a joke. They snap up debts from eBay for pennies and then try to bully people with dodgy threats to get cash. If you owe eBay, your agreement is with eBay, not some third party who bought your debt for a pittance. They talk about sending people round to your home, but it's all bluff. Just tell them to sort it out in court if they’re so sure you owe. They have no real power. I usually just wind them up and talk for ages to keep them off others’ backs. Honestly, don’t stress about these lot - they’re nothing but con artists.

I just got this number and it's already called me three times today!

I’ve been getting calls from a company called Transcom. Apparently, they’re connected to Transcom Worldwide (UK) Ltd - you can find them listed on the CSA UK Members List. Their contact details include David Bailey’s email at [email protected], phone number 0845 330 4800, and Limewood House in Leeds as their address. From what I've found out, they purchase old unpaid debts and then send menacing letters demanding payment, warning about 'doorstep collection agents'. Best advice? Don’t pay attention to them - they don’t have the power to force you to pay anything.

They kept ringing me up, about three times every day, for nearly three weeks straight. Even after I told them several times that I’m not who they want, they just wouldn’t give up. It’s pretty annoying, really.

I keep gettin calls from these annoying lot, so I just dont pick up anymore.

I got a call from this number on my phone but they just disconnected straight away. Really frustrating. Does anyone know who they are?

Got called 7 times in just one day by someone asking for a person I’ve never even heard of!!!

I keep getting calls from this number which turns out to be Newman’s debt collectors. But weirdly, they leave messages saying I need to create a pin for my voicemail. Feels like they’re tricking folks into believing it’s about voicemail setup, and then they get on the line. Best thing is just to hang up and ignore them.