Like an unwelcome guest who won't leave after the party's over, persistent calls from unknown numbers can turn your phone into a source of stress. This situation points to aggressive debt collection tactics, even if you've never dealt with the caller. Harassing calls 30 times a day, especially with rudeness when you request a stop, violate consumer protection laws like the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, which limits contact frequency and bans abusive behavior. Block the number immediately using your phone settings or carrier tools, and register on the National Do Not Call list at donotcall.gov to reduce unwanted calls. If it persists, document everything—dates, times, and details—then file a complaint with the FTC at ftc.gov/complaint or your state attorney general. Don't engage; hang up and report to protect your peace.
I have never borrowed from them, yet they call me 30 times daily for no apparent reason. They won't cease calling. Very disrespectful when I requested them to stop since they have the wrong number. Thank you,
