Block the number and log every call to safeguard yourself. Most of the voicemails use high‑pressure language—threatening legal action unless you or your attorney call back—typical of aggressive debt collectors. They often hide their true identity behind generic names like “World Financial” and rely on fear to prompt payment. Let the call go to voicemail, note the exact wording, and report the harassment to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency. Never share Social Security numbers or banking details over the phone, and consider a call‑blocking app to cut off repeat calls. A clear record makes it easier to dispute illegal collection practices.
The frequent calls, often more than 20 times a day, are harrasment, and the caller refusing to disclose their intentions is alarming
Collection agencies shouldnt threaten people with lawyers, I owe a bill but I'll pay it when I can, they're just using scare tactics
Following several unanswered calls from a private number, a threatening voicemail was left, asking my daughter-in-law or her attorney to return the call to resolve a vague situation, with the caller identifying himself as Mr. Baswell and threatening consequences if not complied with by a certain time
A person claiming to be Mr. Jones called, stating that he had sensitive information about me and required me to contact him or my lawyer to resolve the issue, which appears to be a scam
This caller requested that a lawyer or I personally contact them regarding an urgent matter, warning of consequences if ignored.
A call was received from Mrs. Schneider, stating that either the recipient or their attorney must call back by a certain time, or a decision with significant consequences will be made, without providing any context.
After receiving a message from an 800 number, allegedly from a Mike at Comenity Bank, requesting my debit card information, I grew suspicious, especially since he had also contacted my mother and was unwilling to provide further details or send the supposedly mailed letter to my email, prompting me to report this incident to the relevant authorities due to the poor and uncooperative customer service.
Apparently, an individual claiming to be Attorney Mullins contacted my brother's residence, stating they needed to discus a urgent matter regarding a forwarded case, and if not represented by an attorney, they required a response by the next day, 800-695-7444 Ext. 1227616 was the number provided, however when I attepted to make a payment online, the system wouldn't acept my informations
This is a collection agency for Victoria's Secret (Comenity Connection); they are rude and accuse individuals of still owing money despite the account being paid off.
Today, I received multiple calls from an unknown number, with the caller hanging up on the first two occasions and leaving a vague message on the third, claiming to have a matter of urgency that required my immediate attention and threatening severe consequences if I failed to comply.
I've been receiving calls from this number for over a year now. I've never answered or returned the calls because the purpose and the company they represent are never disclosed. Given that my accounts are now closed, I'm at a loss as to what these calls could be regarding.
According to the Federal Trade Commission, consumers should be cautious of scam artists posing as debt collectors, who may use personal info to seem legitimate
A threatening message was left, urging me to return the call regarding a supposedly critical matter; the tone was professional, but the intent appeared predatory
According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the nation's consumer protection agency, scam artist posing as debt collectors is on the rise, it may be dificult to diffrentiate between a legitimate debt collector and a fake one
A man left a message, threatening me to call him back, claiming that it was a matter of great importance, and attempting to sound profesional, like the FBI or a high powered attorney, but it's clear that this is just a predatory debt collecting tactic.
You can report them
A disturbing call was received claiming to take the recipient to court
I get a call from this number, say if I dont have an attorney, they will take action against me, but I dont know what his name is, he sound like darth vader, I have some bill overdue, but I cant afford to pay, dont think they will spend alot of money on a little debt, but they keep threatening me
A call was made by a Ms Capilliiton, inquiring about attorney representation and stating that a decision would be made if the call is not returned.
It's surprising to hear that some individuals consider this a legitimate business, given that the person claimed to be working for a judge, and previous posts have highlighted similar experiences with this company, which allegedly goes by the name Redline Recovery when called.
Seems like some people are just to perfect, a lady claimed to be working for a judge, which I highly doubht, if you check the other posts you'll see similar experiances with this company
A threatening voicemail was received from this number, causing concern.
I am emploied and still struggeling to make end meets, so dont advise people to get a job, peoples with jobs still cant make it
Employment does not guarantee financial stability, so it is misleading to suggest that having a job solves everything. Many individuals with jobs still struggle to make ends meet.
Threats of jail time against my wife were made by scammers like these before, prompting me to record their calls and share them with local law enforcement, resulting in an end to the harassment. Now, a new wave of scam artists is targeting me, and I'm looking forward to taking them down.
I recieved a voicemail from a company, stating that i needed to contact them imediatly, and that the call was beeing recoreded for tracking purposes, and the number they provided to callback was 800-695-7444 x 1227507
A company left a voicemail stating that i needed to contact them immediatly, and the call was being recoreded for tracking purpuses, with a calback number provided.
I recieved a voicemail from a company who left a message stating that if I didnt have an attorney then I needed to contact them immediatly, the number on my caller ID was 614-729-7501 but probaby not owned
This number belongs to Comenity Bank's Recovery department, they issues credit cards for Victoria's Secret and Gander Mountain
Mr. Cooper phoned me, but didnt say what company he was from or whats the bill for, pretty suspicious.