In August, my car (parked and unoccupied), was struck by another car, (which was also unoccupied) due, it is believed, to a fault on the electronic braking system.

I obtained information from the third party and reported the accident to Churchill, my insurer. The same day I was contacted by SAGA, the third party insurers, who accepted liability and offered to deal with the repair. After some deliberation, I decided to accept their offer, since they were offering what I considered to be a more acceptable repair than Churchill together with a guaranteed car hire of a similar specification to my own and at a repair centre in which I had more confidence.

The repair was completed to a high standard and to my full satisfaction and the process was, in my opinion, highly efficient. On completion of the repair I was sent a cheque for £100 by Acromas (SAGA) as a thank you for using their service and keeping costs down.

I have recently had several telephone calls from solicitors and accident management companies informing me that either Churchill or Acromas have set a sum aside for me for personal injury or inconvenience and urging me to use them to recover this sum. I have contacted Acromas who have told me that the file is now closed but explained that the information relative to the accident has been posted on a database as they are required to do.

Is there anything I can do to stop all these spurious calls which are obviously trying to encourage me to submit a fraudulent claim. I have the name and telephone number of the most recent caller who said that he had been asked by Churchill to act on my behalf.