AMOI debt collector calls—what you need to know!

The individual claiming to be William Jordan from a debt collection agency seems suspicious, as there was no prior notification from the business they allegedly represent, suggesting a potential scam

This morning at 6:00 am, i recived a call from them, but since i dont have a Target card and they didnt leave a polite message, i didnt bother calling them back

Weekly calls are made from this number, occasionally leaving messages requesting a callback, despite having no outstanding debts or connection to the mentioned Red Card.

What gives them the right to collect a bill, what makes them think you owe it, and what makes them think they have the legal autority to do so, I would sugest that their actions are ilegal, so why pay them, just to make them go away, thats not how extorsion works

For two months, I've been returning calls from this number, only to be placed on hold for 10 minutes before being asked to leave a message; I'm trying to pay a medical bill, but the caller is not available

It's worth noting that TARGET COLLECTIONS is a third-party entity, and fortunately, my cell phone's call blocker has been effective in immediately terminating these nuisance calls.

Calls have been received from this number, supposedly related to a Target card, despite never having one or shopping at the store.

Receiving multiple calls from this number that never leave a message, and upon calling back, they vaguely mention 'personal business' without specifying what it pertains to; if it's regarding my past-due Target RedCard, which I'm working to resolve through debt consolidation after my husband lost his job, they should clearly state their business.

This call pertains to an overdue Target card, which I acknowledge is related to my account.