Curiously, many people treat any inbound ring as automatically legitimate. Under data‑protection law, the caller must prove they have a lawful basis to process your personal details. Before disclosing anything, ask for the caller’s full name, the organisation they represent, and a reference number, then request written confirmation of the debt or invoice. Record the call, note the time and content, and verify the claim on the provider’s official website or via a known contact number. If the request feels suspicious, you have the right to refuse and request proof before any data is shared. Keep a log of such interactions; it can help you exercise your right to complain to the regulator if needed.
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