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08458199985

☎️ 08458199985 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Atlantic Communications Corp Ltd. It is part of the phone block 845819 with a prefix of 0845.

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+448458199985+44 845 819 99850845 819 9985+44-845-819-9985

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0845 819 9985 Tagged as:

redleaf reach debt recovery manchester action fraud red leaf reach road safety and awareness magazine prestbury cheshire synergy

TimeLine of events for phone number 08458199985

  • Debt recovery scam phone call
    Jul
    2015
  • Received scam calls, report fraud
    Jun
    2015
  • User requests a phone call
    Apr
    2015
  • Rude debt collectors, consider reporting
    Apr
    2015
  • Harassment over incorrect billing issue
    Mar
    2015
  • Debt collection scam needs action
    Jan
    2015
  • Fake court order, ignore threats
    Nov
    2014
  • Scammed by multiple debt recovery threats
    Nov
    2014
  • Scam targeting small businesses exposed
    Oct
    2014
  • Redleaf is a persistent scam
    Oct
    2014
  • Receiving threatening money calls repeatedly
    Oct
    2014
  • Fraudulent calls about advertising payment
    Oct
    2014
  • Voicemail message about legal action
    Jun
    2014
Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 01 June 2014 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Bruar Water(Perth and Kinross), Hopperton(North Yorkshire) and Michaelston-super-Ely(Glamorgan).

08458199985 has 11 comments of which 9 x neutral and 2 x negative

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08458199985 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 08458199985 👆 is reported as a scam operation targeting small businesses with fraudulent claims about unpaid advertising fees. The callers, often aggressive and threatening legal action or bailiff visits, use fake company names and provide false details, including bogus court orders and invalid contact information. The supposed debts are typically for adverts never authorised, and scam letters and invoices are poorly presented with no verifiable address or registration. Victims are advised not to engage or make payments, but to report the matter to Action Fraud and the police. Numerous complaints highlight persistent harassment by phone and post, with suspects using misleading tactics to intimidate. It is recommended to document all communications and remain vigilant against these deceptive practices.

Reports on phone number 08458199985

11 years
Just received a rather distressing phone call from a chap claiming to represent a debt recovery agency. He informed me that a client had taken legal action against me in the form of a high court writ, and that my business was at risk. Apparently, I had to cough up the sum of £2388 today itself or face a visit from his colleagues who would come to seize my equipment. They mentioned a further charge of 30% if they had to actually show up. The whole thing stemmed from an advert that supposedly cost me only £199. How did that escalate into such a whopping amount? When I pressed him for the name of the debt recovery firm, he stated he was with the Manchester civil justice system! I requested both his mobile number and the office line, yet he simply hung up on me. I reported the incident to the police, who assured me it was a scam, but it definitely left me feeling quite on edge for the rest of the day.
Manchester
11 years
Would you be able to give me a ring at your earliest convenience? Cheers!
11 years
I'm in the same boat! I've tried to look up RedLeaf or Reach Debt Recovery myself, and it's like they don't exist online. Yet, toss in the word "scam" and suddenly, a plethora of results pop up! I had a rather unpleasant encounter with a rather abrasive lady who not only threatened me with legal action but also found it amusing!
What's the best next step here? Should we be reporting them to the authorities or perhaps a consumer watchdog?
11 years
I find myself in quite a predicament with a firm called Red Leaf, who insist that I owe them £199 for an advertisement I never authorised. They keep sending me bills through the post, but they seem to have mixed up the postcode and even the address details. The woman who keeps phoning me is exceptionally rude and threatening; today she mentioned that bailiffs would be arriving shortly to claim my belongings. When I suggested I might take legal action against them, she just laughed it off, saying I wouldn’t stand a chance. It’s becoming a weekly nuisance as she calls relentlessly, refusing to relent. I've contacted the police, but they merely advise me to disregard their threats, which is easier said than done. I’m at my wits' end and really need some advice on how to put an end to this harassment. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Red Leaf
12 years
I've encountered the exact same issue recently. I've received a letter from Reach Debt Recovery, insisting I cough up cash or face a visit from the bailiffs and potential court proceedings. It's high time this scam is put to an end!
Reach Debt Recovery
12 years
I can completely relate. I've had my fair share of encounters with "Redleaf," "Reach," and now I’ve just received what appears to be a rather dubious court order, complete with the wrong court emblem and a mere single sheet of paper. They've even gone as far as to threaten me with their ‘enforcers’ coming round to seize my property. Honestly, it's best to ignore them, as there's nothing genuine about their claims. They lack a valid registration number, no CSA membership number, no registered address, and not a single reliable phone number to reach them! And as for that so-called debt recovery letter from Reach, anyone who's been through this nonsense knows that an authentic debt recovery letter typically spans at least four pages, not just a flimsy one with a couple of short paragraphs!
RedleafReach
12 years
I've also found myself in a bit of a pickle with Redleaf recently, along with a couple of other dodgy characters claiming to be debt collectors. It's been relentless-my phone has been ringing off the hook, and I've received a mountain of invoices and letters from some so-called agents at 'Reach Debt Recovery'. Strangely, they don’t even list an address, just an Australian mobile number, which seems rather suspicious if you ask me. It’s quite disheartening to be constantly harassed and bullied like this. However, I feel a sense of relief coming across your website. It’s reassuring to know I’m not losing my grip on reality and that this is, indeed, a scam!
RedleafReach Debt Recovery
12 years
Beware of this fraudulent operation. They specifically prey on smaller enterprises, making false assertions that you're somehow committed to promoting in an entirely fictitious publication. My advice? Waste their time. They will be quite pushy in their attempts to extract funds from you, which, just to be clear, you do not owe them. Foolishly, they might even provide their bank details, but be aware that while small businesses can't initiate direct debits with those, charitable organisations might be able to. I’d recommend noting down as much information as you can from their invoices-names, bank details, whatever-and then make a nice donation to a charity in their name.
12 years
I've been inundated with calls from some outfit claiming I owe them money and insisting I must get back to them. It seems to stem from an advertisement I supposedly signed up for, though I have no recollection of such an agreement. They've escalated matters by hinting at possible legal proceedings in their latest email. Quite alarming, really!
12 years
I’ve been receiving these persistent phone calls claiming that I’ve signed up to promote something in a booklet, and they’re urging me to get in touch about making a payment.
12 years
I recently got a voicemail instructing me to ring the number listed above, claiming that I owe some money and they’re going to take legal action. I attempted to return the call, but nobody seems to pick up the phone. It's quite concerning!

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