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Email hello@obdcode.co.uk. One address covers corrections to a published figure, privacy requests, commercial-link questions and security reports. There is no contact form, because a form would have to store what you typed. OBDCode UK is published by RETRETO NEXT LIMITED, Company No. 15166864, registered in England and Wales.

How do I contact OBDCode UK?

Email hello@obdcode.co.uk. That single address reaches the editorial team for corrections, privacy requests, commercial-link questions and security reports. There is no contact form on this site, because a form would need to store what you typed, and this site is built not to store personal data. Write from the address you want the reply sent to.

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What you needWhere it goesAddress
A published figure looks wrongEditorial correctionshello@obdcode.co.uk
Privacy or deletion requestPrivacy — see privacy policyhello@obdcode.co.uk
Security or vulnerability reportPublished in security.txthello@obdcode.co.uk
Commercial link or shop questionSee commercial-link policy and about our shopshello@obdcode.co.uk
Post to the registered officeRETRETO NEXT LIMITEDOffice 8929, 182-184 High Street North, East Ham, London E6 2JA

Is there a phone number for OBDCode UK?

No. OBDCode UK is an email-only publisher, not a garage or a breakdown service, so there is no phone line to answer. If your car is unsafe to drive, contact a recovery provider or a qualified garage rather than this site. Nothing on these pages is a substitute for a technician inspecting the vehicle.

Who operates obdcode.co.uk?

RETRETO NEXT LIMITED, a private limited company registered in England and Wales, Company No. 15166864, incorporated on 26 September 2023. Registered office: Office 8929, 182-184 High Street North, East Ham, London E6 2JA. VAT number GB 493 7070 67. The company is approved by DVSA to use the MOT History API. Full detail: about us.

How do I report a wrong figure or a broken page?

Email hello@obdcode.co.uk with the page address and the figure you are questioning. Every published number is meant to be traceable to a named source, so a correction request that names the page and the line can be checked against that source. Corrections change the page and its stated review date.

How do I ask for my data to be deleted?

There is usually nothing on our side to delete. Registration lookups are not stored, and a vehicle card or Repair Brief stays in your own browser until you remove it from My car. If you believe we hold something about you, email hello@obdcode.co.uk and name what you mean.

Where can I check these company details myself?

All of them are on public UK registers, so you do not have to take this page's word for it. Companies House holds the incorporation date, registered office and filing history; the GOV.UK VAT checker confirms a VAT number against HMRC records. Both are free and neither requires an account.

General guidance, not professional advice.