Like a swarm of buzzing flies, these calls hover around you, never quite landing but always annoying. The pattern shows a single firm—Rockmore—posing as various agents, from insurance reps to debt collectors, to pry for personal details. Their tactics rely on confusion and urgency, often citing bogus claims about stolen boats or family liabilities. Hang up immediately, block the number, and report the harassment to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection office. Avoid returning calls, especially with caller ID spoofing; use call blocking apps and keep a log of each interaction. If the pressure escalates, consider filing a complaint with the FCC.
The tactics used by the debt collector are likely illegal, and I doubt any debt is owed, especially since they wouldn't have involved collectors for an auto loan.
These peoples called me alot trying to find my ex that owed them money on a car loan, they called my childrens, my mothers, and my friends phones, they said they would pay me if i tell them where my ex is, i told them i dont know where he is
A voice mail message requested a callback regarding an insurance claim for one of my adult children, explicitly stating it wasn't a collection call. However, the claim seemed dubious, especially since the child in question no longer resides with us.
This David Brown guy is a bill collector, he lies to get informations, just hang up on him
My landlord told me that some Ed Nine guy called them, saying a relative of mine reported a boat stolen, but thats not posible, none of my relatives own a boat, whats going on here