01513056749 – Who Called? Stop Debt and Revenue Services

If you’ve received a call from 01513056749, it’s Debt and Revenue Services. This is a real UK debt collection agency. Many people get worried when they get these calls, but we’re here to help you understand what to do.

Each month, more than 170,000 people come to our website for help with debt problems. You’re not the first and, unfortunately, won’t be the last.

In this helpful guide, we’ll explore:

• Figuring out if the debt is yours (if not, no need to pay!).
• How to stop Debt and Revenue Services from calling you too much.
• Ways to set up plans to pay back the debt.
• If you can write off some of the debt.

Our team knows what it’s like to deal with debt collectors. We understand how it feels, and we’re here to assist you.

Let’s dive into learning how to deal with Debt and Revenue Services.

Who called from 01513056749?

The company that called you from 01513056749 was in fact a UK debt collection agency by the name of Debt and Revenue Services. 

Why has Debt and Revenue Services contacted me?

It’s most likely that you received a call from 01513056749 because you’re being chased for an unpaid debt.

Phone calls and text messages are usually used when:

1. The collection company has already sent letters, which have been ignored
2. The collection company cannot find your most recent address, so they have no other way to contact you

Can I ignore the calls?

You don’t have to answer calls from 01513056749. But you do have to deal with Debt and Revenue Services in some way. 

It may be better to deal with them in writing if they have sent you a letter. 

We explain the best ways to do this, and how you might avoid paying, in the Debt and Revenue Services guide mentioned earlier. 

If you haven’t received debt letters from Debt and Revenue Services but have started receiving calls, it might be worth answering one of those calls.

You can find out the exact reason they’re calling, including details about the debt. Doing so could also give you peace of mind and be good for your mental well-being. 

How do I stop them from contacting me?

You cannot stop Debt and Revenue Services from contacting you completely. But you might be able to stop them from calling. 

There is an FCA rule that allows debtors to provide debt collection agencies with their preferred method of contact. This is best done in writing and it’s a good idea to keep evidence of your request. 

For example, you could tell them that you can only receive calls on certain days at certain times. Note, they cannot call you during unsociable hours anyway. Or you could tell them to only contact you in writing to stop all calls. 

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