Patterns emerging from these reports point to a relentless debt‑collection operation that ignores verification rules. Callers repeatedly pressure recipients, use vague legal threats, and re‑dial after hang‑ups, suggesting an automated script backed by aggressive agents. Victims should document each call, request written validation of the debt, and consider filing a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Blocking the number and enabling spam filters can curb immediate annoyance, while a brief consult with a consumer‑rights attorney may deter further harassment. Remember, legitimate collectors must provide proof within 30 days, and any continued intimidation is likely a violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
I wonder if this company sells CDs or has any connection to the music industry
Apparently, it's a debt collector, but the thing is, the medical debt they were calling about is allready paid off, i tryed to explane this to the guy, but he just kept talking over me, and even thretened me, saying there would be consequeces if i dont pay now.
I got a scare when they called me, i thought it was a family emergancy, wish ther was a way to block these annoying calls
I recieved a robo call from a debt collector, threatening legal action, but I owe no one, and I haven't taken a loan since I bought my house, I wish I could get their home phone numbers to annoy them, it's a shame I dont know voodoo to curse them.
This person is a low-life threatening scum
Despite our repeated requests to stop, this caller continues to contact my wife and me about a collection matter that doesn't concern us