Block the number right away if you suspect a fraudulent debt‑collector call. Verify the claim by asking for a written notice that includes the creditor’s name, account number, and a valid address; legitimate agencies must provide this within five days. Never share Social Security numbers, banking details, or passwords over the phone. Use your carrier’s call blocking feature or a reputable third‑party app to stop repeat rings. Log the date, time, and exact wording of each call, then report the harassment to the FTC and your state attorney general. If the calls persist, consider a formal do‑not‑call request or consult an attorney.
Apparently, the caller is seeking someone else, citting a personal business matter, whilst the Caller ID displays "BALTIMORE MD" with "667-400-3397" as the phone number
The caller stated it was a debt collection matter, but they wouldnt tell me what it was until I agreed to pay it, whats that all about
Apparently, Convergent is the only name they operate under. Nevertheless, resolving your issue is straightforward with a simple "not me" letter.
The caller was searching for someone else, but refused to accept that the person was not associated with my address, revealing a debt collection tactic under multiple aliases, including Convergent
This number is associated with debt collection activities.
The caller ID displayed 'Convergent' along with a Maryland phone number, 667-400-3974, which has an unusual exchange for its area code, and I've been receiving intermittent calls from this ID for a couple of months.