These calls are almost certainly from a debt‑collection outfit that hides its identity, often using the vague label OAC. They repeatedly press you to call back about a medical bill that you may never have seen, violate night‑call restrictions, and refuse to provide written proof. Do not engage with the caller, especially if they refuse to name a company or give a debt verification letter. Hang up, block the number, and report the activity to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency. Keep a log of dates, times, and any details, then consider filing a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
The Oliver Adjustment Company, a medical collection company in Wisconsin, is behinde this number, and they're tryin to collect more than just the amount owed, by addin they're own feees, so be carefull
It seems that this number is being used for prank calls, possibly by high school students with too much free time on their hands
It appears that Dumbass is trolling by responding to outdated posts without adding any value to the conversation, almost as if they are being rewarded for their empty comments.
It's likely that the individuals behind these calls deliberately avoid leaving messages to minimize evidence, as any message could be used against them in court.
There are valid reasons, from their standpoint, for not leaving messages:
It seems you're compensating for your own issues by deriding honest people here, perhaps due to your dissatisfaction with your own reflection and the numerous unpaid bills you're dealing with.
This is a scam, you need to folow the law and send a formal letter, not just make phone calls, thats not how debt collection work.
What evidence is there of an outstanding bill?
Apparently, this number belongs to a SE Wisconsin Collection Agency that employs deceptive tactics, such as using pseudonyms like "Bill" or "John". When they call, simply inquire about the company they represent and inform them that the person they are trying to reach is deceased, then request to be added to their do not call list. It's essential to document all calls, including dates and times, as this information can be used to file a complaint, potentially resulting in a $500 fine per call. Notably, asking for the supervisor's name and company phone number can also facilitate this process. These individuals have a questionable reputation, and it's crucial to be cautious when dealing with them.
Identified as a collection agency, this number is likely used for debt collection purposes.
This company, who's phone number is 414-431-4450, is a compleat nightmare, they called my unlisted cell phone and asked for my mother, but wouldnt identify themselves
This number has been contacting me, yet I've never shared it with anyone and it's not publicly listed. It's suspicious, as OAC might be utilizing a phone number generator to generate business leads.
Despite being on the Do Not Call list and having a non-published number, calls from this number continue to be received, without any messages being left.
Everyday, they're calling and leaving messages about some personl matter, asking me to call back a 1-800 number, but I never do, if it was importint I'd get a letter in the mail.
Blocking this number is ineffective, as they continue to call from similar numbers.
Multiple calls were received from a collection agency regarding an old orthodontist bill, with threats of a lawsuit
Repeated calls have been made regarding a non-existent bill.
Repeated calls have been made to me from this number, which I suspected to be from a collection agency due to outstanding debts from having twins, but the calls often come after 9:00 pm, which is against Wisconsin state regulations, and no messages are ever left.
Thanks a lot, Ben!
Following my initial report, further research yielded some interesting findings:
A man requested to speak with my father, claiming his name was Vincente and that the call was regarding a personal matter, but he refused to provide any further information.
I find it hilarious that they said it was just a normal call after I realised it was collections.
As expected, the number is not listed in any public directories.
A woman named Ann requested that I call her back immediately, without specifying the purpose of the call.
The caller claimed I had an outstanding bill from a medical facility, but the details were unclear and seemed like a typical collection scam.
They provided a callback number, which I had initially overlooked
Information about the caller is identified on the Caller ID.
The caller claimed to be from a collection agency, but failed to identify themselves and mentioned a bill I was not aware of.