If you keep getting calls from the number tied to 1st Credit, treat them as aggressive debt‑collection harassment. Never hand over personal or financial details unless you can verify the caller’s identity – ask for a written notice and a reference number. Record the call, note the time and the exact words used, then lodge a complaint with the Financial Conduct Authority or report it to the Information Commissioner’s Office. Most effective is to block the number on your handset and register the nuisance with the Telephone Preference Service. If the calls persist, consider a formal cease‑and‑desist letter or legal advice.
Concerns about data protection
Debt collection services
won't stop calling, remains unanswered
Persistent calling
1st credit company contacted me
No response from 1st credit
Collecting debts
Frequent ringing
Repeated calls received
Debt collection agency
Debt collectors with aged debts
1st Credit Debt collector's
Incorrect name used in continuous calls
Harassments occuring
Debt agency call
Debt collection, beware of false claims
Intimidating calls to elderly recipient
