Imagine receiving a call from a number you don't recognize, and the voice claims to be from a debt‑collection agency asking for personal details. First, do not share any Social Security number, bank account, or credit‑card information until you verify the caller's identity. Ask for the company's legal name, address, and a written validation notice, then hang up. Log the call, block the number, and add it to the national Do‑Not‑Call registry. Report persistent harassment to the FTC and your state attorney‑general. If the calls continue, send a cease‑and‑desist letter and consider filing a complaint for possible consumer fraud.
A woman named Terra from Credit Solutions called, claiming it was urgent to call back before 6 pm, but this seems like a scam since I don't owe any debts.
Apparently, they continuosly ring my cellphone but I dont bother to pickup. I dont have any oustanding debts and im not in dept!
This appears to be a scam, with the caller attempting to collect or swindle individuals.
Thank you for the warning, this number just called me on my prepaid phone, I dont usualy answer unknown numbers
I was contacted by this company, claiming to be from credit solutions debt collection agency
This number called me today, asking for my uncle who hasn't lived here in over 6 years, and wanted his number, so I took their information instead, and they claimed to be from Rock Hill, stating it was an important personal matter.