Ocwen debt collector calls – how to protect yourself!

A folded piece of paper with the number and a request to have the account number ready was found, but no company name was provided and no one was present to deliver it in person

Despite making mortgage payments, a representative with poor English skills claimed Ocwen would be taking the house, prompting concerns about harassment from companies like Ocwen that have acquired mortgages from GMAC.

According to the voicemail, this number belongs to OCWEN, and they placed three calls in rapid succession, leaving a voicemail on the first call.

For years, this company has been making daily calls, regardless of their relevance, and we've taken to assigning a specific caller ID name, which we use to screen calls, only responding when a payment is due.

Upon having my mortgage purchased by Ocwen, I encountered a frustrating situation where a phone call would arrive two days after the due date, only to be met with a recording that identified the caller as a debt collector, prompting an abusive response.

The calls from this number are perplexing since I've never had a loan or a mortgage, making their reasons for contacting me unclear.

I received a call purportedly from OCWEN, despite having no association with them, as I am currently representing a seller undergoing a short sale as a real estate agent.

Ocwen has been using internet search sites to locate individuals related to those from whom they are attempting to collect debts. Despite having no dealings with this company, I have received numerous calls from them.