Review requests by text message
After a phone enquiry that lasts long enough to be a genuine conversation, we may send you a single SMS text message asking how your enquiry went. We rely on our legitimate interest in understanding and improving the service you received, and in inviting genuine feedback, as the lawful basis for these messages.
You can opt out at any time by replying STOP; we keep a suppression list so you are not contacted again. We do not send these messages to landlines, and we do not text the same number more than once in any 90-day period.
That message contains a link inviting you to leave a public review on Trustpilot. The link is the same for everyone we text, whatever you thought of the service — we do not decide who to invite based on how happy you are. Trustpilot is an independent review platform and a separate data controller with its own privacy policy; we do not pass your phone number to Trustpilot, and whether you leave a review is entirely your choice.
The link carries a random reference so we can see how many people follow it. That reference tells us the message it came from, and therefore the number we sent it to; we use it only to measure whether the invitation works, never to identify what you wrote in a review. If you reply that your experience could have been better, we invite you to send us private feedback through a short form on the Site, which comes directly to us.