Getting slammed with automated debt‑collection messages feels like a nuisance you can’t ignore. These unsolicited robocalls often masquerade as legitimate debt advisers, but they rarely provide verifiable details and may breach GDPR rules. Do not share personal information; instead, request a written statement of any alleged debt. Register the number on the DND (Do Not Call) list, use call‑blocking features, and consider reputable blocking apps. Report persistent harassment to the Information Commissioner’s Office and, if you suspect fraud, alert Action Fraud. Keeping records of each call will help you demonstrate a pattern should you need to involve regulators.
Got a recorded message trying to sell me debt management and loans, totaly spam
Received an automated call regarding debt issues! I've now blocked the number.
The caller claimed I had unsecured debt, which is a scam
The caller claimed I had an unsolicited debt to repay, which I knew was false, so I blocked the number
This message pertains to your unsecured credit. I wish to talk about your options for consolidation or repayment as recent changes have taken place.
I chose not to pick up since I did not recognize the caller ID.
An unfamiliar number called, and I’m relieved I missed it!
Marketing debt services
Government department issues
