Yesterday afternoon, a string of aggressive calls from 800‑214‑7816 has left many people uneasy. Callers often claim to represent a debt collector, mention vague case numbers, and pressure you to speak with an attorney or send money immediately. Never share personal or financial details until you verify the company’s identity with a written notice. Ask for a formal debt verification letter, and if they refuse, hang up and block the number. Report the incident to the FTC, your state attorney general, and consider using a call‑blocking app. Keeping records of dates and exact scripts strengthens any future complaint you may file.
Daily calls, often 5-6 times, are made by this number, yet no messages are left.
Daily calls to my cell phone from this number have not resulted in any messages being left.
Somebody called from this number, but didnt leave a voicemail
I was contacted by a woman claiming to be Mary, who works with multiple debt collection agencies and repo companies, and she may be calling from the number 916-266-0600; after speaking with a friend at the Sacramento, California District Attorney's office, I discovered that there have been several complaints about this individual and there is an ongoing investigation involving two state agencies and one federal agency
A phone call was received from 1-800-214-7816, during which the caller claimed to be conducting an investigation and referenced case number P4203782, offering to provide further details upon contact by the individual or their attorney.
A woman by the name of Mary Scott contacted me, claiming to be from CRS and stating that they needed to speak with my step-mother or her attorney, and that she was documenting the call, they knew my step-mother's name and mine, but not my father's, and when I asked for her Better Business Bureau Number, she studdered and refused to provide it
Caution is advised with these callers, as they claim to be working on a loan application without the recipient's knowledge or consent, and they also had access to personal information.
A fraudulent caller from this number claimed we owed $100,000 and pretended to be an attorney, despite our insistence that we do not owe any money.
A woman, claiming to be Karen Parker and calling from 1(800)214-7816, aggressively attempted to solicit money for a loan related to a non-existent vehicle, becoming hostile when asked for details and threatening legal action.
I regularly receive calls from this number; the most recent call was from a private number, with a representative named Karen Clark discussing a claim, but I do not owe any debt or have any outstanding accounts
The caller claimed to be Sharon Parker, although a lady calling my workplace introduced herself as Mary Parker, raising questions about the caller's identity.
The individuals calling from this number, including one who called from 800-214-7816, have been downright nasty and mean-spirited.
A debt collection call was received regarding a co-signed car loan, but the company refused to provide options or send written documentation, citing that the recipient was being aggressive.
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A disturbing conversation took place with a woman who claimed to be from a bank and threatened to visit my home, despite initially stating she was from the state of Texas, all in relation to my neighbor, which is a blatant disregard for the FDCPA36 regulations
Repeated calls have been made to collect a debt that is not owed, and after requesting a cease and desist letter, the caller became evasive and eventually hung up
Apparently, i recieved a threatning call from someone claiming to be Bobby Phillips, asking me or my lawyer to call back regarding a case
A call was made referencing a file number and instructing either myself or my attorney to return the call.