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No there's no gravy train, obviously.

I've been away, and had a call from 0151 375 9551, a Liverpool number. Thinking it could be friends family, neighbours, something important, I took the call. "Can I speak to Mr Cooper?" Yes, what is it? "It's about the car accident you had."

That one call has probably cost me about £3.00 in roaming charges. Bunch of *******. I was fuming, I could easily have killed the ********.

But there's no gravy train. I mean I get called all the time to be asked about whether I have any shipping collision claims, or any neighbour disputes, or whether I need probate for a deceased relative, or which conveyancing provider I should use, etc.

Oh wait, I don't, do I. No, the only area of law involving this sort of behaviour is claimant factory PI. But there's no gravy train, clearly.

And as for the public, have a look at the comments on http://who-called.co.uk/Number/01513759551 to see what they think about claimant PI lawyers.

And why would these measures increase the profits of insurers? If the burning cost of an average motor policy book reduces as a result, but the greedy tory insurers dog scum increase their premiums, surely another company will step in with reduced premium levels and take the business, no?