Picture a nonstop ring that never leaves a voicemail, then a garbled voice demanding your billing address under a vague "confidential" pretext. The pattern screams a classic debt‑collection hustle—aggressive, repetitive, and often lacking clear identification. When the caller refuses to spell out a name or provide verifiable details, treat it as a red flag. Let the calls go to voicemail, block the number, and verify any alleged debt through official channels before responding. Never share personal or financial info on the spot, and report persistent harassment to your carrier or the FTC.
The caller's heavy accent made communication difficult, and their request for confidential information, including our billing mailing address, seemed suspicious.
Despite frequent calls, no messages are ever left.
This number belongs to 'Contract Callers', a collection agency primarily for utilities, which employs over 1000 numbers and is thoroughly contemptible