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your phone provider passes your number and details to third parties for marketing purposes; without your consent, usually in the small print on your contract . Check; then look on the web " UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS", see also Invasion of privacy under "Privacy and Electronic Communications EC Directive Regulations 2003. See under General Issues, Automated call Forwarding article 11, and Unsolicited Marketing article 13, then write to your provider and remind them of these LAWS, all binding within UK Law.

your phone provider passes your number and details to third parties for marketing purposes; without your consent, usually in the small print on your contract . Check; then look on the web " UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS", see also Invasion of privacy under "Privacy and Electronic Communications EC Directive Regulations 2003. See under General Issues, Automated call Forwarding article 11, and Unsolicited Marketing article 13, then write to your provider and remind them of these LAWS, all binding within UK Law.

your phone provider passes your number and details to third parties for marketing purposes; without your consent, usually in the small print on your contract . Check; then look on the web " UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS", see also Invasion of privacy under "Privacy and Electronic Communications EC Directive Regulations 2003. See under General Issues, Automated call Forwarding article 11, and Unsolicited Marketing article 13, then write to your provider and remind them of these LAWS, all binding within UK Law.

your phone provider passes your number and details to third parties for marketing purposes; without your consent, usually in the small print on your contract . Check; then look on the web " UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS", see also Invasion of privacy under "Privacy and Electronic Communications EC Directive Regulations 2003. See under General Issues, Automated call Forwarding article 11, and Unsolicited Marketing article 13, then write to your provider and remind them of these LAWS, all binding within UK Law.

your phone provider passes your number and details to third parties for marketing purposes; without your consent, usually in the small print on your contract . Check; then look on the web " UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS", see also Invasion of privacy under "Privacy and Electronic Communications EC Directive Regulations 2003. See under General Issues, Automated call Forwarding article 11, and Unsolicited Marketing article 13, then write to your provider and remind them of these LAWS, all binding within UK Law.

your phone provider passes your number and details to third parties for marketing purposes; without your consent, usually in the small print on your contract . Check; then look on the web " UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS", see also Invasion of privacy under "Privacy and Electronic Communications EC Directive Regulations 2003. See under General Issues, Automated call Forwarding article 11, and Unsolicited Marketing article 13, then write to your provider and remind them of these LAWS, all binding within UK Law.

your phone provider passes your number and details to third parties for marketing purposes; without your consent, usually in the small print on your contract . Check; then look on the web " UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS", see also Invasion of privacy under "Privacy and Electronic Communications EC Directive Regulations 2003. See under General Issues, Automated call Forwarding article 11, and Unsolicited Marketing article 13, then write to your provider and remind them of these LAWS, all binding within UK Law.

This number keeps calling.  Usually there's no answer when I pick up the phone and say "hello". Today I waited a bit longer and a woman's voice said "goodbye".

regarding payment protection refunds----Indian  sounding female

Persistant, pestering b*******!

Google the number and you will find an e-petition to ban these parasites.

I also recieved a call from this number, which is illegal as I am subscribed to TPS and I am reporting this number, they guy immediately launched into his rehearsed lines, trying to get me to let them claim back my PPI, I said I will have to stop you there because, firstly I am subscribed to TPS and that being the case, can you tell me how you got my number, they guy got agitated,  and aggresively started talking over me, how arrogant but determined to get an answer I carried on asking, the line went the same way that guys brain is "dead", so I never got to say the ..and secondly part, in which case I was going to tell him that I have already successfully claimed my PPI back, thanks, so I dont need some third party parasite to act on my behalf for a cut of MY PPI refund.  Anyway what puzzles me is why anyone in their right mind would get a solictor or third party to claim their PPI back on their behalf, when its as easy as abc, all you have to do to claim it back is to simply prove your PPI was missold, you will never need anyone to do it on your behalf.

I got called by this number and rang it back. Got a recorded message saying it was an unregistered phone number and was available for use. Weird.

this no.belongs to first call all they talk about is ppi and are a nusance call they phone at all times of day and night have told them to bog off but theyn take no notice

Claimed to be from "First Call" but when I asked the caller to spell it she said F I R S T C A R L.
It is some PPI scammer.
I asked if she could set me up with a bank account so I could claim some PPI and she hung up!
Calling the number says it is out of service and to call a revenue sharing 087* number for further info.

Lady introduced herself as Chantelle from First Call, said I might be eligible for PPI insurance, rang off when I explained that we are registered on the Telephone Preference Scheme. The number appears to be from an agency called First Call Contract Services in London, whose website boasts
"We are "The Agency of Choice" for many of the UK’s largest users of contract labour and offer comprehensive services in all categories. We have sustained working relationships with our Clients and believe in developing long term partnerships."

Yeah, yeah, pull the other one, nuisance callers

called by this number about ppi claim which I do not think I have a claim for.

Somoeone called first call tried to talk to me about claiming back ppi when I said I hadnt got it it he hung up. When I rang the number I got a message saying this was a didgital mail DM club phone no and was not in use and was available for sale.

I've had a few calls from them today but missed each one.

The odd thing is that 1 - You don't need a 'claim management' company who will take a large chunk of the refund, you can simply write a letter to your bank and they will investigate. Most have a policy of just refunding once they have confirmed that you had PPI and never clamed.

2 - I work for a bank. The only loans\credit cards I have ever had a with my empolyer and TBH, I know that PPI is a rip-off.

Trying to sell PPI insurance, they won't take no for an answer.