Stop Calls From +44 333 321 6022

Have you been getting calls from +44 333 321 6022, likely from a debt collection agency? Whether the debt is yours or not, help is available. Find out why these calls are happening, learn how to stop them, check your credit file, and get clear answers to your financial concerns.

How Legal Professionals Help

All harassment stops straight away
You may be entitled to compensation if your rights have been breached
The other side pays all legal costs, not you

Common Debt Collection Breaches

Called your workplace after you asked them not to
Failed to update your credit file after you disputed a debt
Contacted your family, neighbours, or colleagues about your situation
Phoned you outside normal hours, before 8am or after 9pm
Left voicemails without identifying themselves
Tried to collect money you don’t owe
Continued collecting after you filed for bankruptcy
Shared your debt details with others
Ignored your request to stop contacting you
Threatened legal action like court claims or wage deductions
Demanded payment when you had already explained you couldn’t pay
Sent letters that didn’t clearly identify them as debt collectors
Used rude or abusive language
Sent unclear or incomplete letters about your debt

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Consumer Credit Act?

The Consumer Credit Act 1974 regulates how companies collect debts in the UK. It requires fair treatment, transparent communication, and proper procedures for disputes.

What is the Data Protection Act?

The Data Protection Act 2018 protects your personal information. Debt collectors must handle your data lawfully and keep your credit file accurate.

What does the Financial Ombudsman Service do?

The Financial Ombudsman Service helps settle disputes between consumers and financial firms, including debt collectors. It’s free, independent, and can investigate your complaint if you’ve been treated unfairly.

Do I have to pay your fees?

No. If you win your case, legal costs are covered by the opposing side. You’ll never be charged directly.

Are there different protections across the UK?

Yes. Each region has its own rules. For example, handling of harassment complaints may differ in Scotland. No matter where you live, UK law protects you from unfair or aggressive debt collection practices.

How can a solicitor help?

A solicitor can stop illegal calls, enforce your consumer rights, and help you claim compensation. They handle all communication, giving you peace of mind often without any upfront cost.