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!

This number seems to ring me four or five times daily, but when I pick up, it’s just silence on the other end. Quite baffling, really!

I’m absolutely sick of these phone calls! There’s no chance I’ll be sharing any of my personal information with these callers. If they reach out to me, I suggest you turn the tables and throw some security questions their way. If they can’t get their answers right, just let them know you can’t proceed with the conversation due to their inability to pass the security check. Let’s see how they handle being on the spot for a change!

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 been receiving frequent calls from this number, claiming it’s urgent that they reach me. However, they're rather vague about their identity, which is quite unsettling.

I've been receiving calls from this number every single day for the past week. They keep insisting that I respond to their security questions but refuse to divulge any details about the purpose of their inquiries unless I comply. It's becoming quite intrusive and feels a lot like harassment to me.

They keep calling me incessantly, but I'm reluctant to engage since I refuse to disclose any personal details or answer their security queries unless I know the purpose of their call. To add to my confusion, I don't even have an eBay account!

I've never dabbled with eBay, nor do I owe any money whatsoever, so it's quite baffling why this number decided to give me a ring! - caller: Unknown

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

I'm receiving persistent calls from this number, and each time it's an automated message urging me to log into my eBay account to sort out some supposed "issues" I have. The ridiculous part is, I don’t even possess an eBay account! What a farce!

I received a call from this number, and they left a rather vague voicemail indicating that it was crucial for me to return their call. They provided a contact number but neglected to mention their name or the purpose of their call. Quite puzzling, really!

Absolutely spot on! Their strategy seems to revolve solely around relentless calls, pestering about when you're planning to settle up. I had a balance with eBay which I cleared, yet here comes Transcom hounding me for their cut as well. They're not going to see a penny from me, as they've been nothing but a nuisance and utterly unhelpful in the process! - caller: 08453304800

This firm operates as an agent for eBay, purchasing outstanding debts and subsequently pestering those who owe money to eBay. It's ridiculous, really. Just tell them to bugger off! If you've got a debt with eBay, your agreement is with them, not these leeches. They threaten to send collectors to your doorstep, but it’s all bluff - they simply don’t have the resources to do that. It’s merely a ploy to frighten you into submission. Personally, I respond by giving them a hard time for as long as I can, wasting their precious minutes. Whatever you do, don’t hand over any cash to them - they’re nothing but frauds!

Every single day, I receive an identical automated message that includes a reference number and insists it’s vital I return the call. They never mention who they are, and to make matters worse, the beginning of the message is constantly cut off. I tend to disregard it, but it’s rather irritating, I must say.

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

Tried ringing that number back, only to be subjected to three minutes of incessant tunes! What a bunch of muppets!

They keep ringing me three or four times daily, but I never pick up because I have no idea who’s on the other end. It’s rather irritating, especially when they call as late as half past nine in the evening!

Received a call claiming to be from Transcom, but as soon as I heard that, I quickly hung up. They asked me to return the call to this number *********. Very suspicious!

I received a rather peculiar automated message on my landline, insisting that it's crucial for me to contact this number. I’m utterly baffled as to who Transcom is! I have no outstanding debts, haven’t set foot on eBay, and I thought I was registered with the telephone preference service. What’s going on?

I received a call from a chap named Richard, claiming to be with Transcom or something along those lines. Once I declined to respond to his security questions, he became rather irate. I pointed out that since he was the one ringing me up, it was only fair he should tackle my security queries first. After a bit of back and forth, he ended up hanging up on me. Honestly, don’t waste your time with these chaps; they are definitely not representing eBay!

I just received a rather peculiar call claiming to be from eBay, demanding an £8 admin fee that I've never encountered before. This is all quite baffling, as I owe them nothing; my account remains fully operational, which surely wouldn’t be the case if I had any outstanding dues. To add to the oddity, I haven't received any emails regarding this supposed fee. This does seem rather suspicious, doesn’t it?

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.

It’s so vexing having to deal with these incessant calls day in and day out! I can’t help but wonder who’s on the other end and why they insist on ringing me multiple times every single day. Seriously, what’s the point?

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 haven't a clue who this person is or what they're after. I've gone ahead and added them to my blocked contacts.

They keep ringing me all day long, and it’s disturbing my poor little one’s sleep! I’m absolutely fed up with it. They really need to knock it off!

I’m utterly fed up with this company constantly calling me. As a pensioner, their calls really unsettle me.

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Debt recovery firm
They purchase debts through eBay and then proceed to hound individuals using intimidation tactics to extract payment..
If you’ve got outstanding dues with eBay, remember your agreement is with them and not this outfit that picked up the debt for a mere pittance.
They’ll bluff about sending collectors to your door, but it’s all a ruse.
If they truly believe you owe them anything, challenge them to escalate it to court..
They’re toothless in reality.
Personally, I enjoy giving them a hard time and dragging out our conversations as long as possible. This way, they’re kept busy and can’t bother anyone else.
No need to lose sleep over this company
They’re nothing but fraudsters.

I've only recently acquired this new number, yet I've already received three calls today!

I keep receiving calls from TRANSCOM. It seems they're part of Transcom Worldwide (UK) Ltd, as mentioned on the CSA UK Members List. You can find their details, including an email for David Bailey at [email protected] and their website, www.transcom.com. They contact from 0845 330 4800, and their office is situated at Limewood House, Limewood Way in Leeds, LS14 1AB. From what I understand, they buy up old debts that have been written off and then send rather distressing letters, prompting recipients to cough up or face a visit from their "collection agents." Honestly, it’s best to disregard their communications as they lack the authority to enforce any payments.

Despite my repeated attempts to inform them that I'm not the individual they're after, they continue to ring me up three times a day for the past three weeks. It’s quite baffling, really!

I keep getting hounded by these nuisances, but I simply refuse to pick up.

I just received a call from this number on my mobile, but they promptly disconnected. It’s rather irritating, isn’t it? Does anyone know who it might be?

I've received seven phone calls in a single day from someone whose name rings no bells! What a nuisance!

I’ve recently been receiving calls from this number, which appears to be Newman’s Debt Collecting Agency. Strangely enough, they’ve been bombarding me with messages about configuring the PIN for my voicemail. It feels rather fishy, as if they're attempting to deceive folks into believing they’re simply accessing their mailbox before swooping in. Honestly, I’d recommend just turning off your phone when they call!