Like a stubborn doorbell that won’t stop ringing, calls from +18558039851 keep showing up in your inbox. Most recipients hear a vague voicemail from Southwest Credit Systems, often labeled as a debt collector or a possible scam. The safest move is to avoid sharing any personal or financial details. Hang up, block the number on your phone, and file a complaint with the FTC or your state consumer protection agency. If the caller claims you owe money, request written proof by certified mail—legitimate collectors must provide official documentation. Keep a log of each call; it helps regulators track persistent harassment.
It seems they are capable of circumventing call blocking, prompting me to report them.
The call was hang-up, which raises concerns after reading about similar experiences with this number
Multiple calls were received despite having no debt
This will be the best investmen you ever made, just send it by first class mail, and make a notation at the bottom of the letter, then you need to report them to the proper agencys and get a consumer lawyer to sue them on a contingency basis, and let them pay you for the harassment.
Most of the time, they dont have to do anything until they make first contact, so they usually dont do anything.
Ive been recieving robocalls daily from Southwest Credit Systems, claiming to be a debt collector, but i dont have any unpaid bills and my credit rating is excellent so its obviuosly spam
The calls from this number are very anoying and has been happning for many times, hope the goverment will take action against these scammers.
They calls me lot of times a day, but i dont have any debt
The caller claimed to represent Southwest Credit Systems and inquired about a purportedly unpaid toll bill, which had already been settled
A voicemail recording was left in both English and Spanish.
A call was made to my home phone, with a partially recorded message mentioning Southwest Credit systems, which I suspect to be a scam