About Our Policy

Visitors to our websites

When someone visits www.refreshdebt.co.uk we use a third-party service, Google Analytics, to collect standard internet log information and details of visitor behaviour patterns. We do this to find out things such as the number of visitors to the various parts of the site. This information is only processed in a way that does not identify anyone. We do not make, and do not allow Google to make, any attempt to find out the identities of those visiting our website. If we do want to collect personally identifiable information through our website, we will be upfront about this. We will make it clear when we collect personal information and will explain what we intend to do with it.

Use of cookies by Refresh

What Data is collected and the collection methods used

Types of information collected using our website

a) Personal Data
We collect personal data such as your name, email address, telephone number and financial information. This information is only collected from you with your permission when you submit it to us via our website (contact form) or over the phone.

b) Non-Personal Data
We collect information about your use of our website, including where you visited our website from and click-throughs, what pages you visit, duration of each visit, your use of each page visited (taps, clicks, gestures, cursor movements, scrolling, and key presses, and information entered into forms), and your feedback (when provided).

We also collect your browser information, including your browser make (e.g. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome), your operating system (e.g. Microsoft Windows, OSX, Android), your service provider (e.g. ip pools, Sky broadband, Virgin Media Limited, Easynet Ltd) and your IP address (a unique identifier allocated to your computer for your connection to the internet).

We collect mobile information, including your operating system (e.g. iOS, Android, Blackberry, Windows Phone), your service provider (e.g. ip pools, Sky Broadband, 02 Online (UK), Easynet ltd, etc), and your screen resolution (e.g. 320×480, 768×1024, 320×568 etc).
Our own and third-party cookies and other technologies will also be used to collect information to track visits to our website and advertising.

Data collection methods used

We use a range of data collection methods on our website. We use these methods to gather and analyse statistics on our web traffic and identify our users and their behaviours on our website. We use this data to analyse the effectiveness of our marketing and improve our website and increase customer satisfaction.

The data collection methods are:

At the time of writing, the following technologies maybe in use on our website:-

Cookies

Cookies cannot be used to run programs or deliver viruses to your computer. Cookies are uniquely assigned to you, and can only be read by a Web Server in the domain that issued the cookie to you.

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E-newsletter

We use a third-party provider, Get Response, to deliver our monthly e-newsletters. We gather statistics around email opening and clicks using industry standard technologies including clear gifs to help us monitor and improve our e-newsletter. For more information, please see Get Responses Privacy Policy https://www.getresponse.co.uk/email-marketing/gb-legal/privacy.html

WordPress

We use a third-party service, WordPress.com, to publish our blog, and some of our conference microsites. These sites are hosted at WordPress.com, which is run by Automattic Inc. We use a standard WordPress service to collect anonymous information about users’ activity on the site, for example, the number of users viewing pages on the site, to monitor and report on the effectiveness of the site and help us improve it. WordPress requires visitors that want to post a comment to enter a name and email address. For more information about how WordPress processes data, please see Automattic’s privacy notice.

People who contact us via social media

If you send us a private or direct message via social media the message will be stored by the Social Media website in accordance with their privacy and data storage policies. It will not be shared with any other organisations. For more information, please see Facebook’s Privacy Policy https://www.facebook.com/policy.php, Twitters Privacy Policy https://twitter.com/en/privacy#update Linked In’s Privacy Policy https://www.linkedin.com/legal/privacy-policy

People who call our telephone number

When you call Refresh Debt Services helpline we collect Calling Line Identification (CLI) information. We use this information to help improve its efficiency and effectiveness.

People who email us

We use Transport Layer Security (TLS) to encrypt and protect email traffic. If your email service does not support TLS, you should be aware that any emails we send or receive may not be protected in transit.
We will also monitor any emails sent to us, including file attachments, for viruses or malicious software. Please be aware that you have a responsibility to ensure that any email you send is within the bounds of the law.

People who contact us for Debt Advice

This privacy policy will applies to you if you provide your personal information to us, even if you decide not to go ahead with any product or service we offer. It is also used by the other company in our group which carries out Claims Management and Financial Services, Refresh Financial Services Ltd. Within this privacy policy we have set out how this company will use your personal data to provide their product or service to you.

1. What personal information do we collect?

The information we collect from you depends on the product or service you apply for, or the service that we provide to you. We will only collect information that we actually need, or where we’re required to collect the information to enable us to perform our legal, regulatory or contractual obligations necessary to provide you with the products or services, or where we have your permission.

This will likely include the collection of:

• your personal details (e.g. name, date of birth)
• address details
• contact details (e.g. phone number, email)
• special personal information* (e.g. health information)
• financial information
• employment information
• information on how you use our website(s) and products and services

Special personal information*

Data protection law defines some personal information as “special categories of data”. This includes information about physical or mental health, sexual life, religious beliefs, race or ethnic origin, political opinions, trade union membership or biometric data. This information may be necessary to collect when understanding the reason for your financial circumstances, or where it may help us to provide a better service to you. For example, a period of ill health could have caused you to fall behind with your regular payments to your creditors.
Where we need to collect and process this type of data about you, by providing this information to us you give your explicit consent for us and any other third party to process this special data as set out in this privacy policy, unless we have a legal obligation to process this type of data.
Any personal information about you relating to criminal convictions or offences may only be used by us when authorised by law.

Information about other people

If you provide personal information about someone else, for example when a joint application is made, you must do so with the permission of the other person. If you enter into a service jointly with another person (for example, a joint Debt Management Plan), your personal information and any information about the service provided to you will be shared with the other person.

We will use the personal information about the other person in the ways as described in this privacy policy.

2. How do we collect your personal information?

We collect your information in a number of ways.

• When you make an application or enquiry to us either by phone, email, our website, by a third party or by any other means
• Information received from a third party, for example a creditor providing information about an account you hold with them, or where you have previously agreed for your information to be shared with us, for example, if you have been introduced to us by another company
• By adding reviews or interacting with us using social media such as Twitter or Facebook etc
• When you use online platforms, such as an online portal
• When we may need to obtain up to date information about you to meet our legal or regulatory obligations
• Where you have given permission for your information to be provided to us

We can only use your personal information where it falls into one or more of the following categories:

1. it is necessary to enter into or fulfil a contract we have with you;
2. you have provided your consent;
3. we have a legal or regulatory obligation to do so;
4. it is necessary to carry out a task which is in the public interest;
5. it is necessary to protect your vital interests; or
6. it is in our legitimate interest to do so and it is not against your rights.

Initial Application/Advice

Where you make an application or enquiry for one of our products or services we’ll use your information to provide you with appropriate information about any solutions we may be able to offer to you. If you cannot provide this information we may not be able to progress with your application or enquiry.
We may also use this information to contact you about and process your application, for example, sending you an email, text message, or letter to welcome you to our services.

We will process the personal data we collect about you for the purposes set out below at Purposes for Processing your Personal Data.

After you have made your initial application/enquiry, if you also decide to go ahead with any of the products or services that we offer, the sections below explain how we will also process your data when we provide that particular product(s) or service(s).

Ongoing Services

Where we are providing you with a debt solution, such as a Debt Management Plan, Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS), Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA); Trust Deed, Sequestration/Minimal Asset Process (MAP), Debt Relief Order (DRO) or with claims management services or any other financial services solution, we will process your personal information to administer the services we provide. This may include contacting you where we may need further information or sending you updates on the progress of the services we provide to you.
Where we provide ongoing services, we will normally require you to agree to the terms and conditions of the debt solution or service. These will set out how we will provide the services to you and where we will be required, under the terms and conditions, to process your personal information. For example, we would need to your share information with your creditors to enable us to set up and administer a Debt Management Plan.

What personal data will we need to collect?

To be able to provide you with Debt Advice we need to collect certain categories of personal data. This will include:

• Contact details – so that we can contact you about and process your enquiry
• The people you owe money to and your property and assets – so we fully understand your financial situation and give you personalised advice that’s tailored to you
• Your Income and expenditure – so that we can accurately work out what you can afford to pay towards your debts and make sure the solution we recommend is the right one for you
• Personal circumstances – such as your employment, living arrangements, and financial dependents, so that we can understand and give you advice about how each of the available debt solutions could affect you
• Special personal information – only with your permission and where this is relevant to your financial situation and how a debt solution needs to work for you, or where we have a legal right to do so.
• Financial details – we need this information to be able to collect your regular payments if you decide to proceed with a Debt Management Plan.

Who will the data be shared with?

If you were introduced to our services by a third party, we will share information about what debt solution we have recommended and whether you choose to use our services.

We may share your information with our service partners, i.e. companies who provide services to us that enable us to provide our services to you. This will include IT service providers, communication service providers, printers, professional advisors and insurers, advertisers and social media platforms. We will only share your information with them if they’ve agreed to keep it confidential.

Our regulators, such as the Financial Conduct Authority, the Information Commissioner’s Office or any other regulatory body or authority may request certain information as part of supervising us. We have a legal or regulatory obligation to provide this.
If you start a Debt Management Plan with Refresh your personal information will be shared with creditors and debt collectors who you owe money to so that we can arrange a payment arrangement under your DMP. This is a key part of the services we’ve contractually agreed to provide to you.
Your personal data may be shared with tracing agents where we have a legitimate interest to obtain up-to-date contact information to help us to continue to provide the services to you.

How long will your data be stored for?

If you continue to be our customer and we give you advice, we will keep a record of your personal information to ensure that we provide you with the best service possible and where we’re required to keep your data to meet our legal and regulatory obligations. This will normally be kept for at least 6 years, starting from the date when we are no longer providing you with a service. Telephone calls will be retained for at least 6 years from the date the call was made.
If you do not go ahead with any product or service offered by the Group, your personal information will normally be deleted after 2 years (except for any recorded telephone calls) unless we have another reason to keep your personal information, for example, if you have given your consent to receive marketing or promotional messages from us.

After this time, we will delete the information or anonymise the data so that it cannot be linked back to you.

Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVA)

If we advise you to enter into an IVA, with your prior consent we will pass your personal data to an Insolvency Practice called Johnson Geddes. They will further assess your suitability for an IVA.

What personal data will we need to collect?

To be able to provide our services we will need to collect certain categories of personal data. This will include:

• Contact details – so that we/ Johnson Geddes can regularly contact you where we need to and update you about your IVA
• Your Income and expenditure – – so that we/ Johnson Geddes can accurately work out what you need to pay into your IVA
• The people you owe money to and your property and assets – so Johnson Geddes can properly supervise your IVA and advise you what you need to do to complete your arrangement
• Personal circumstances – such as your employment, living arrangements and financial dependents, so that we/ Johnson Geddes can understand how any change in your situation affects your IVA
• Special personal information – only with your permission and where this is relevant to your financial situation and the administration of your IVA, or where we have a legal right to do so
• Financial details –we need this information to allow Johnson Geddes to collect your regular payments for your IVA.

This is required to enable you to enter into an IVA and to fulfil our/ Johnson Geddes contractual obligations with you, and to fulfil our legal and regulatory obligations.

With your permission, we may use information from your credit file to confirm certain information, including about your creditors, balances, account numbers, your account, address and insolvency history and details of any county court judgments (CCJ).

Who will the data be shared with?

Your personal information will be shared with creditors, debt collectors and voting agents dealing with the debts included within your IVA. This is a key part of the services we/ Johnson Geddes contractually agreed to provide to you.

If your IVA is accepted, information about you and your IVA will be shared with the Insolvency Service and will appear in the publicly accessible Individual Insolvency Register maintained by the Insolvency Service.

Johnson Geddes regulators, such as the Insolvency Practitioners Association, the Information Commissioners Office or any other regulatory body or authority may request certain information as part of supervising them. We would have a legal or regulatory obligation to provide this.
Your personal data may be shared with tracing agents where we have a legitimate interest to obtain up to date contact information to help us to continue to provide the services to you.

If you have provided your authority or we have a legitimate interest to do so, or where we may be legally entitled to, we will share information with credit reference agencies (CRAs) to obtain information about your financial history or your credit commitments.
For further information on how CRAs may use your personal information you can view the Credit Reference Agency Information Notice here or from the three main CRAs – Callcredit; Equifax; and Experian.

How long will your data be stored for?

If you continue to be our customer and we give you advice, we will keep a record of your personal information to ensure that we provide you with the best service possible and where we’re required to keep your data to meet our legal and regulatory obligations. This will normally be kept for at least 6 years, starting from the date when we are no longer providing you with a service. Telephone calls will be retained for at least 6 years from the date the call was made.

If you do not go ahead with any product or service offered by the Group, your personal information will normally be deleted after 6 years (except for any recorded telephone calls) unless we have another reason to keep your personal information, for example, if you have given your consent to receive marketing or promotional messages from us.

After this time, we will delete the information or anonymise the data so that it cannot be linked back to you.

Trust Deed, Sequestration, Minimal Asset Process, Debt Arrangement Scheme

If you enter into a Trust Deed, it will be provided by Campbell Dallas Limited. The details below specifically explain how and why your personal data will be used so that the services can be provided to you.

What personal data will we need to collect?

To be able to provide our services we will need to collect certain categories of personal data. This will include:
• Contact details – so that we/ Campbell Dallas can regularly contact you where we need to and update you about your Trust Deed, Sequestration, Minimal Asset Process, Debt Arrangement Scheme
• Your Income and expenditure so that we/ Campbell Dallas can accurately work out what you need to pay into your debt solution
• The people you owe money to and your property and assets – so we/ Campbell Dallas can properly administer your Trust Deed, Sequestration, Minimal Asset Process, Debt Arrangement Scheme and advise you what you need to do to complete your arrangement
• Personal circumstances such as your employment, living arrangements and financial dependents, so that we/ Campbell Dallas can understand how any change in your situation affects your Trust Deed Sequestration, Minimal Asset Process, Debt Arrangement Scheme
• Special personal information – only with your permission and where this is relevant to your financial situation and the administration of your Trust Deed, Sequestration, Minimal Asset Process, Debt Arrangement Scheme, or where we/ Campbell Dallas have a legal right to do so.
• Financial details we need this information to allow Campbell Dallas to be able to collect your regular payments for your Trust Deed, Sequestration, Minimal Asset Process, Debt Arrangement Scheme

This is required to enable you to enter into a Trust Deed, Sequestration, Minimal Asset Process, Debt Arrangement Scheme and to fulfil our contractual obligations with you, and to fulfil our legal and regulatory obligations.

With your permission, we may use information from your credit file to confirm certain information, including about your creditors, balances, account numbers, your account, address and insolvency history, and details of any county court judgments (CCJ).

Who will the data be shared with?

Your personal information will be shared with the creditors, debt collectors and voting agents that you owe money to.
Campbell Dallas will share information about your Trust Deed with the Accountant in Bankruptcy (AiB). Information about you and your Trust Deed will appear in the publicly accessible Register of Insolvencies maintained by the AiB.

Campbell Dallas regulators, such as the Insolvency Practitioners Association, may request certain information as part of supervising us. We would have a legal or regulatory obligation to provide this.

Your personal data may be shared with tracing agents where we have a legitimate interest to obtain up-to-date contact information to help us to continue to provide the services to you.

If you have provided your authority or we have a legitimate interest to do so, or where we may be legally entitled to, we will share information with credit reference agencies (CRAs) to obtain information about your financial history or your credit commitments.

For further information on how CRAs may use your personal information you can view the Credit Reference Agency Information Notice here or from the three main CRAs – Callcredit; Equifax; and Experian.

How long will your data be stored for?

Whilst we continue to provide services in relation to your Trust Deed, Sequestration, Minimal Asset Process, Debt Arrangement Scheme we will keep a record of your personal data to ensure that we meet our legal and regulatory obligations and provide the best service possible. Your information will normally be kept for at least 6 years, starting from the date when the Trustee is discharged from acting in your case. Telephone calls will be retained for at least 6 years from the date the call was made.
After this time, we will delete the information or anonymise the data so that it cannot be linked back to you.

Claims Management Service

If you require claims management services this will be provided by Refresh Financial Services. The information below specifically explains how and why your personal data will be used so that the services can be provided to you.

What personal data will we need to collect?

To be able to provide our services we will need to collect certain categories of personal data. This will include:
• Contact details – so that we can contact you about and process your enquiry
• Account information – we need to know who you bought financial products and services from, your account numbers, any joint applicants, so that we can properly assess and administer any claims on your behalf.
• Financial and personal circumstances – such as your income, employment and credit commitments, so that we understand your situation at the time and since you bought the products and services we look into, to help us assess if they were missold and to form the basis of any complaint we might make on your behalf.
• Special personal information – including about your health or medical conditions, only with your permission and where this is relevant to whether you were mis-sold financial products and services or how we administer your claim, or where we have a legal right to do so.

This is required to enable us to provide the Claims Management Service and to fulfil our contractual obligations with you, and to fulfil our legal and regulatory obligations.

Who will the data be shared with?

Your personal information will be shared with the lenders, brokers and product providers who sold you the product/service that we look into when we request information about your accounts, and so they can investigate any complaint we make on your behalf.

We will share your information with the Financial Ombudsman’s Service (FOS) to ask them to investigate your claim against the product provider if we don’t believe they have given a fair response to your claim or if they take too long to reply.

If you are in a debt solution and you give your permission, or if they have a legal right to ask us to, we will share information about the outcome of your claims with your debt management plan provider or with the supervisor of your IVA.

Our regulators, such as the Ministry of Justice, the Information Commissioners Office or any other regulatory body or authority may request certain information as part of supervising us. We would have a legal or regulatory obligation to provide this.

How long will your data be stored for?

Whilst you continue to be our customer, we will keep a record of your personal data to ensure that we provide you with the best service possible and where we’re required to keep your personal information to meet our legal and regulatory obligations. This will normally be kept for at least 6 years, starting from the date when we are no longer providing you with a service. Telephone calls will be retained for at least 6 years from the date the call was made.

After this time, we will delete the information or anonymise the data so that it cannot be linked back to you.

Other Purposes for processing your Personal Data

Websites and marketing

To help us understand you better and provide you with information about other products which may be suitable and relevant, we will use your personal information to create a profile of you and your circumstances. This allows us to provide more relevant, accurate and tailored services to you. For example, we may assess your income and expenditure to determine whether you would be eligible for a debt solution through us. We believe we have a legitimate interest to do this and that it is not against your rights.
However, if you don’t want us to profile your personal information this way, to then better enable us to tailor any marketing communications to you, you can contact us to let us know that you wish for your personal data not to be used in this way.

Reviews and Market Research

Where we have a copy of your personal information we may contact you to ask you to provide a review about the services you’ve received or where we are carrying out market research which may help us design future products and services or to help improve our current services. Although this information would really help us, you wouldn’t be required to provide us with this information unless you were happy to. We consider that this is in our legitimate interests to contact you in this way for market research purposes.

Legal or Regulatory Obligation

We are required to process your personal information where we have a legal or regulatory obligation to do so, for example, to adhere to anti-money laundering or our regulatory obligations.
Responding to complaints or enquiries

If you make an enquiry or complaint with us, we will use your personal information to investigate the complaint and deal with your enquiry. We have a legal and regulatory obligation to deal with your complaint appropriately.

Internal Analysis

As part of our legitimate interest to develop our business and our products we will use your personal information to assess our performance as a business and for statistical analysis. We will use your personal information to assess our performance as a business and for statistical analysis. We will use as little personal data as we can to achieve this. We may also share this analysis with third parties who provide us with services and where we have a contractual obligation to do so

4. Automated Decision Making

An automated decision is one which we rely on a computer or system to assess the information you provide to us to make a decision about you. This may include:

• assessing your eligibility for a product or service
• detecting any fraudulent activity which may be taking place, or there is a risk that it could take place
• checking identity and residency statuses

If we do make an automated decision about you, in some cases you have the right to ask that we do not make our final decision based solely on the automated decision, and you can also object to the automated decision and ask that someone reviews it. If you want to do this you’d need to contact us, or use the contact information which will be provided to you once you’ve received the automated decision.

5. Who do we share your information with?

In addition to the companies, organisations and other third parties set out in Section 3, we may also share your personal information with the following organisations:

• IT Service Providers who provide IT platforms or other IT services
• Payment Service companies that process transactions for us (e.g. Direct Debits and card transactions)
• Communication providers (e.g. telephone line providers, and email and text service providers)
• Printers who print the letters and information packs which we send to you
• Advertisers and social media companies such as Facebook, Google and Twitter for our social media accounts or where we can contact you using your social media account
• Third parties who may have introduced you to our services

These companies help us to provide our services to you. We will have a contract in place with any provider who directly provides us with such direct services to ensure that they comply with their data protection obligations and ensure that they have appropriate security measures in place.
We may also share your personal information where we have your consent to do so or where we’re required to do so under a legal or regulatory obligation or court order, such as the police, local authorities or the courts.

Companies that we introduce you to. These include:
• Independent Financial Advisers
• Price comparison websites and similar companies that offer ways to research and apply for financial products and services

Fraud Prevention Agencies

The personal information we have collected from you may be shared with law enforcement agencies and fraud prevention agencies who will use it to prevent fraud, money-laundering and terrorist financing and to verify your identity. If fraud is detected, you could be refused certain services, finance or employment. Further details of how your information is used by us and these fraud prevention agencies, and your data protection rights, can be found by contacting us or email us at info@refreshdebt.co.uk

Social Media

We use publicly available social media platforms to promote our services, to provide updates and to share any news and promotional updates. We may collect personal information from these social media platforms, for example, if you post a message on our Facebook page. By providing any of your information to us through these platforms you should be aware that:

• the social media web pages are publicly available and you must not provide any personal or sensitive information on our pages that are accessible to the public, such as your account information. We may ask you for your account information via a private message to identify you and to service any request you make; and

• each social media platform will process any personal information you provide through the platform and will be processed in accordance with its own privacy policy. The privacy policies are available to view on each social media platform.
Sharing your information outside of the EEA

We will only share your personal information outside the European Economic Area (EEA), where we have your consent; to comply with a legal obligation; or where we work with a business partner to enable us to provide you with our services, and they process information outside of the EEA.

If we do share your information outside of the EEA we will make sure that it is protected in the same way as if it was being used in the EEA to ensure appropriate safeguards are in place. This may include putting in place a contract with the business partner that means they must protect the personal data to the same standards as the EEA (this may include defined model clauses), or only share the data to a business partner in a non-EEA country where the privacy laws provide the same protection as within the EEA or where they are part of a Privacy Shield.

More information on this can be found on the European Commission Justice Website.

Security

We take the protection of personal information very seriously and we will maintain appropriate measures to maintain the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the information you have provided. Such measures include:

• Company security policies and standards
• staff security awareness
• role-based access controls to prevent unauthorised access to the information
• encryption and anonymisation technology
• anti-malware technologies
• security monitoring
• security testing
• secure archiving and deletion
• compliance with industry regulation and legislation

How we may contact you about the products and services we provide to you

To help us keep you up to date about the products and services that we provide to you, and to ensure that you’re kept fully informed, we may contact you by letter, telephone, email, text message, push notifications, social media or may send you messages by any online customer platforms or other electronic means.

If you start an application for a product or service through us we will attempt to contact you shortly after if you were unable to complete your application for whatever reason.
If you do not want to be contacted in a particular way then you can request this at any time, but if we are providing a service to you, we do need to be able to send you communications. This can often be due to a legal or regulatory requirement.
It is important that you keep us up to date when you change your contact details to ensure that we use your up to date contact information.

Your Rights

Access to your personal information

You have the right to request from us a copy of the personal information that we may hold about you. This is often called a “Data Subject Access Request”. You can request this information by contacting us as set out below.

Before providing this information to you or to another person or company where you have requested this personal information to be sent to, we may ask for proof of identity or ask sufficient questions to enable us to locate the information and ensure that we’re only providing it were you have given your agreement.

Right to have your personal information corrected

If the personal information we hold about you is incorrect you have the right to request that we correct this.

Right to stop or limit the processing of the data we carry out
You may request that your personal information is deleted or that we stop processing the information if we’re no longer entitled to process it. There may be occasions where we are unable to delete the data due to our legal or regulatory obligations. We will however discuss this with you if you request for your information to be deleted.

Portability

In some cases you may be able to request for your information to be provided to you or to another company in a format that can be processed electronically by you or the other company. If you want to request this you’ll need to contact us.
How we may contact you about other products or service that we may offer
If you have provided us with your consent or where we are legally entitled to do so, we may contact you to let you know about other offers, products and services that we provide which we think you may be interested or that may benefit you. We may do this through post, emails, text messages, telephone, push notifications, social media or other electronic means.

You can easily let us know at any time if you would no longer like to receive these messages. You can contact us using the details below, emailing us at info@refreshdebt.co.uk or unsubscribing using the link or information within the message.

Recording Calls

We record any telephone calls you make to us or we make to you or any other third party. This is for training, monitoring, and quality purposes and to meet our legal and regulatory obligations. Some telephone calls may be observed by staff for training and development purposes.
We may keep a copy of the telephone calls for up to 6 years from the date the telephone call was made.

Contact Us

If you have any questions or queries about how we use your personal information you can contact us or our Data Protection Officer using the address or email below:

Data Protection Officer
Refresh Debt Services
Milltown House
Milltown Industrial Estate
Warrenpoint
Co. Down
BT34 3FN

Email: info@refreshdebt.co.uk

If you are not happy with how we process your personal information you should contact us in the first instance. If you’re not happy with how we have dealt with your complaint you have the right to lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner’s Office. You can find their details on their website at https://ico.org.uk/