01254454012

hey everyone just to let you all know if you have had the same thing as me and payed any money to them the company will refund you as i have just checked my credit card and the money as been credited back to my card

I have had several calls from 01214690035. A lady said it was a very urgent call to tell me I had a refund due from credit cards over the last 10 years. They called themselves A.I.M.S.REVIEW. This time I decided to test it out and was put on to a lady named Kirsty who told me I had a refund due of £2400 but I had to pay £299 up front. That's when I became suspicious and told her I wasn't interested. This is definitely a scam that should be stopped. It's malicious and cruel to con old people out of much needed money - I am 80 years of age. To anyone who gets these calls just put the phone down, it's definitely a case where "if it sounds too good to be true- it is!!"

I was approached by AIMS for PPI.  I was in a terrible state financially and mentally and after a long talk gave 2 x £125 for them to get me PPI or I would get my money back. Same as above happened £250 for a membership you don't need and also they got me to change my Home and Contents Insurance for a cheaper price. I called them within a week to cancel as I didn't want to go through the commotion of cancelling the odd for a couple of quid. The lady told me ok she would cancel the insurance - 8 months down the line I had dual insurance and they have taken £40 x 8. Got in touch with these who told me I had to show my other Insurance details before they would consider giving me my rebate. Does anyone know who I can get in touch with to help. £320 and £250 is a lot of money to me??

My mother has just been scammed by these people. Apparently they take the 'my grandmother is in the same boat as you, and if you pay us £150 then we can start your claim, my grandmother got XXX pounds back...!'

Make a difference You should email the Ministry of Justice at this address info@claimsregulation.gov.uk to make a complaint

We were recently conned by these B-------. They had contacted my husband re PPI, After a lengthy phone call in another room, my Husband seemed quite pleased with the outcome of the call. A person named Jayne Clark had told him he would be entitled to £2,500. Later that night when my Husband had gone out she phoned again saying to get things started, she needed an account number. Stupidly I gave her my direct debit number. She even passed a comment on what a good xmas we would have. I had a VERY HEATED phone call with them and told them I will move heaven n earth to get to them. They promptly sent me a complaint form which I have sent back with an ultimatum that if the £250 is not back in my account very soon,then they will be sorry,

How can these people carry on getting away with conning over and over again. Maybe if we all got together outside their offices ( IF THEY EXIST ) with TV and other media, maybe attention would be brought to the plight of ordinary people who have been cruelly screwed by these people. They haven"t even got the GUTS to speak to the people who have phone numbers asking to speak to them.

How can these people carry on getting away with conning over and over again. Maybe if we all got together outside their offices ( IF THEY EXIST ) with TV and other media, maybe attention would be brought to the plight of ordinary people who have been cruelly screwed by these people. They haven"t even got the GUTS to speak to the people who have phone numbers asking to speak to them.

I totally agree. They have offices in Blackburn and Spain. Like I keep telling everyone make a difference and report them to the Ministry of Justice. If you look at the Claims Regulation website it is a condition of their licence that they do not take monies or card numbers upfront on the first telephone call!. Make a difference

Got a call from this firm on Saturday 8 Dec, gave they a bit of info ie mortgage firm etc, they then told me that l was eilble for at least £9600.00 pay back due to mis sold PPI, and asked me for £299 up front, they also told me that they had spoken to wife who advise them to call me, she denies all knownledge of this, tey are ringing me back on monday to see if l wish to proceed, the person l spoke was called Mandy Matties she gave me a CRM number of 26650, are they tring to scam me or are the legal or not please advise

it is a scam Steve, read the previous comments

What total and utter bollox they prey on old age pensioners FFS that is really ethical I also see that their head office is based in Spain!!!! So they do not pay UK tax on the money they rip pensioners off for they are no better than smackrats waiting outside the post office on pension day waiting to mug the pensioners dirty scumbag [***] the lot of em Blackburn isn't too far away the accy mafia might just go see what kind of spineless wonders they are

Received a call from Victoria Benjamin at Aims Review.  She said I was due over £5,000 in PPI.  They would take 25%.  At the end of the call she mentioned a £299 'joining' fee which I declined to pay although she wanted to take it straight away, saying PPI compensation could be withdrawn at any time.  I asked for their offer in writing before I made a decision.  
Are there any legitimate claim companies around for those of us who may want to find out if we are eligible for compensation but don't have time to do it ourselves and don't mind paying for the service.

I keep telling everyone make a difference and report them to the Ministry of Justice. If you look at the Claims Regulation website it is a condition of their licence that they do not take monies or card numbers upfront on the first telephone call!. Make a difference

Actually I had a Good experience with this company http://www.aimsreview.com/ they made a claim for me and I revived 3700 pounds

Its a business it cant please everyone, But I do understand that the calls can be a little Irritating but worth it for 3700 quid

It is a business that seemingly scams more people then they help. Maybe you are one of the lucky ones.

mmmmmm......you see the positive reviews that turn out to be bogus have very similar characteristics....bad punctuation, bad grammar and capital letters where they shouldn't be. I also wonder if the author was unable to locate the '£' key on their keyboard. I'm not convinced, I have to say

The dubious Aims Legal rang me as well and upon Googling them came across numerous warnings on here and as well as here: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=3098690

To quote from their site: AIMS Reclaim is a trading style of AIMS Legal Ltd regulated by the Ministry of Justice in respect of claims management activities CRM12107 their details are recorded at www.claimsregulation.co.uk

https://www.claimsregulation.gov.uk/details.a ... ty=-1&status=-1

Business Name:
Aims Legal Ltd
Address:
7 Trident Way
Trident Park
Town/City:
Blackburn
Postcode:
BB1 3NU
County:
Lancashire

Trading Names:
Aims Reclaim
Sectors:
Financial products/services, Personal Injury
Authorisation Number:
CRM12107

This business is authorised with specific conditions. <-----NOTE THIS MoJ CAVEAT!
Effective from 20 August 2012

1. Aims Legal Ltd must keep and provide to the Regulator on request, copies of call recordings between the business and its clients or prospective clients. Each recording must be kept for a period of 6 months after the call was made.

2. Aims Legal Ltd is prohibited from taking payment from consumers in advance of the provision of a regulated claims management service.

3. Aims Legal Ltd must ensure that any business acting on its behalf as an agent, or otherwise providing marketing or other services for it, complies with these conditions.

As they breached condition 2 I have complained to the MoJ via http://www.justice.gov.uk/contacts/cmr

Claims Management Regulation Unit
57 – 60 High Street
Burton–upon–Trent
Staffordshire
DE14 1JS

Consumer enquiries
Telephone: 0845 450 6858 / 01283 233309
Fax: 0845 450 6866 / 01283 233335
Lines are open Monday to Friday 9:00 - 17:00

The sooner they and the other PPI scam artists are locked away, the better!

I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt, but she must have spent a lot of money to get her compensation, when it needn't have cost her a penny! There are a lot of free consumer organsiation based we forms around like Which Magazines: http://www.which.co.uk/campaigns/personal-fin ... ign/claim-back/

http://whois.domaintools.com/aimsreview.com

Domain Name:                 AIMSREVIEW.COM
Date Created:                Mon 13-December-2010
Date Expires:                Sat 13-December-2014
Nameserver:                ns.123-reg.co.uk
Nameserver:                ns2.123-reg.co.uk
Registrant Name:        adam Bennett
Registrant Company:        adam Bennett
Registrant Address:        209 Dylan Harvey Business Centre
Registrant Address:        
Registrant Address:        
Registrant Address:        Blackburn
Registrant Address:        Lancashire
Registrant Address:        BB1 2QY
Registrant Address:        United Kingdom

From their website:
" AIMS Review is a trading style of AIMS Projects Ltd regulated by the Ministry of Justice in respect of claims management activities CRM26650 their details are recorded at www.claimsregulation.co.uk "

From MoJ site:
https://www.claimsregulation.gov.uk/details.a ... ty=-1&status=-1

Claims Management Regulation»Claims Management Regulation
Business Details
Business Name: Aims Projects Ltd

Address:
Urb Andasol, Ctra N340 KM189
El Rosario, Marbella, Spain
Town/City: Malaga
Postcode: 29604
County: Overseas

Trading Names:
Aims Review, PPI Helpline

Sectors: Financial products/services, Personal Injury

Authorisation Number: CRM26650

This business is authorised with specific conditions.  <---- AGAIN, NOTE THE MoJ's CAVEATS :-)
Effective from 8 November 2011

1. Aims Projects Ltd must keep, and provide to the Regulator on request, recordings of all sales calls between the business and consumers. Each recording must be retained for a period of six months after the call was made.

2. Aims Projects Ltd must not obtain any credit or debit card details from consumers during any initial sales calls.

3. Whenever a payment is taken from a client or prospective client, Aims Projects Ltd will send to that client or prospective client a copy of the credit or debit card receipt that shows the transaction. Those copies of receipts must be sent immediately, accompanied by an invoice or statement that describes the services paid for, and by e-mail where possible or otherwise by fax of first-class tracked post.

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Begs the question why register on the costa-del-crime if their business is honest and open? ;-)