Imagine receiving a call from +14257405523 and being asked to confirm a debt you don’t recall. The number is repeatedly linked to Centry Credit, a name that surfaces in multiple reports as a debt collector. When a stranger claims to represent a bank, pause and verify the claim directly with your financial institution—use official contact details, not the one supplied on the call. Never share personal data or send money before confirming the legitimacy of the claim. If the call feels off, log the details, report it to the FTC, and consider placing the number on a do‑not‑call list.
We have been receiving calls from individuals claiming to be Gina and Jessie, asking us to return their calls, which appear to be wrong numbers, especially given our high credit scores.
Some company claim to be a Debt Collector, but I dont owe any debt, so I'm not sure why they're calling my number
A call from Amanda Pease regarding a nonexistent debt was received from this number
This number belongs to Century Credit, a debt collector - I received a call from Jesse Harris and verified with my bank that the debt was legitimate.
A dubious call was made from 425-740-5599 by an individual claiming to be "Tom Taylor", who asserted that he was calling to discuss a debt collection notice allegedly sent by his company, Centry Credit, on behalf of HSBC, but the claims made in the notice were entirely false, prompting skepticism about the legitimacy of the call.
Jessie Harris left a voicemail claiming I owed money, but when I checked my credit report, everything seemed fine, definatly a scam
They contacted my ex-mother-in-law of ten years, claiming I had an estate to be settled, using the same name Gina Lee as mentioned in prevous comments, which is quite disturbing.
A call was received with a request to call back from Gina, who needs to discuss something.