Bill collector shows up repeatedly, and the calls feel like a nuisance. Most reports point to a debt‑collection angle, often citing First Point as the agency behind the number. The pattern includes one‑off rings, no voicemail, and vague references to medical debt that may already be settled. If you suspect a legitimate collection, request written verification and verify the debt with the original creditor. For unknown or harassing calls, consider blocking the number and filing a complaint with the FTC or your state’s consumer protection office. Stay cautious about sharing personal info on a line that seems to target you for unpaid bills.
It's likely that this number is being used for debt collection related to medical bills, although they refuse to disclose their identity or purpose, yet they seem to have access to my personal information
No messages are left by this caller, and according to other sources, it is First Point Collection, which aggressively pursues medical debt even after it has been paid
This individual has a history of illicit behavior and contacts people through various dating websites.
These brief, hang-up calls are quite frustrating, as they only rang once before ending.
This is a bill collector