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Roxburghe Texts.
pringle114_2
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I'm still receiving texts from roxburghe 'debt collectors' demanding that I ring them. I've had maybe 4 txts now...do they ever get the message and give up? How long does this last?
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just ignore, they will eventually give up and move on,, though if you reply it will go on for ever,,so dumb john at roxburghe debt collectors has learnt how to text then?????,,,just await now contact from the phoney soilicitor graham(i am definitely not a real solicitor ) white,,there letters are dead dead scary as the red ink is even bigger and redder,,wow, IGNORE these clowns.0
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When I get similar texts from those "you could be be owed money for a mis-sold PPI" clowns, I just reply with "Foxtrot Oscar".What part of "A whop bop-a-lu a whop bam boo" don't you understand?0
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trisontana wrote: »When I get similar texts from those "you could be be owed money for a mis-sold PPI" clowns, I just reply with "Foxtrot Oscar".
And thus confirming that your mobile number is active so they can sell your mobile number onto other spammers to send more spam.0 -
pringle114 wrote: »do they ever get the message and give up? How long does this last?
Not really, and up to six years.Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why then you're as thick and stupid as the moderators on here - MSE ForumTeam0
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