Neighbors say a caller posing as someone needing urgent family info kept dialing their phones, and many describe vague references to documents, relatives, or “important matters.” The pattern points to a debt collection operation linked to USAA that often uses aliases like GC Services or GSX. Callers rarely identify themselves and pressure recipients for immediate callbacks, which is a red flag under the FCC’s telemarketing rules. If you receive such a call, ask for a written verification, do not provide personal data, and consider adding the number to your call blocking list. Report persistent harassment to the FTC or your state attorney general.
It seemz you are refering to the FCRA, which is actualy the Federal Credit Reporting Act, and it has absolutly no relation to debt collection, it's sole purpose is credit reporting.
This company employs tactics that violate FCA regulations by not disclosing the purpose of their calls. They purchase debt from USAA and attempt to collect it. In my case, this involved credit card fraud. I advise contacting USAA to initiate a fraud investigation, as they require the original signed contract to proceed.
Upon being asked about my cousin, the caller's query seemed suspicious, as she failed to identify herself or the purpose of the call, becoming rude when questioned further
A suspicious email was received at my workplace, claiming to be a voicemail from this number, but the attached file led to a different phone number altogether.
In june 2021
Referencing the post from BigA may provide useful insights.
I've had a similar experience, with a caller claiming to be Joey Libby and asking for my sister.
Investing time in reporting these incidents and taking legal action can yield significant benefits. Sending reports via first-class mail and documenting the lack of response can be useful. Additionally, reporting the incidents to the relevant authorities and seeking the assistance of a consumer lawyer on a contingency basis can help to hold these companies accountable. Utilizing online resources to find an attorney who will take the case on a contingency basis can be beneficial.
February 2021 is the time frame for this encounter
I recieved a call from someone calld Grace Carbarubeous, who left a number
This is a total scam, they called and left a message saying they was Sharon Rogers and they need to discuss my federal student loan, i dont think so.
A call was received from this number, with the caller claiming to represent GC Services on behalf of USAA, and being overly aggressive in attempting to schedule a call, despite being asked to provide a callback number.
A call was received regarding my husband, though the purpose of the call was not specified
According to my researh, GSX services is a company that USAA uses for charged off credit cards, and they are the ones calling.
The caller contacted my sister and refused to disclose the reason for the call, which was intended for me.
This is a collections agency, they call me every day
It is disturbing to note that my daughter's phone number was compromised, and I am unsure how they obtained it, as it is not publicly available.
A call was received from a different number, claiming to be Joey Libby, and provided an alternative number to call back, which seemed suspicious.
These individuals should reconsider their line of work, as their current occupation is not only disreputable but also potentially dangerous, and if given the opportunity, I would take action against them.
This number is a nuisance, falling under the categories of spam, collections, and telemarketing, serving no other purpose than to waste time.
This number is indeed associated with a collections agency for USAA. The representative who called me was Tiffany at X3330.
Apparently, this is a large debt collection agency, including USAA, however size does not equate to competency, alot of complaints have been filed.
We received a call asking us to return it, potentially related to a credit card charge-off from USAA, suggesting it might be a collections agency.
A Roger from GC Services, call my neighbor, and say is urgent, but i dont know what they want
An automated message was left on my work voicemail, intended for someone else, and they called twice with the same message.
Daily calls from this number have been received for over a week. The caller ID information does not provide the name of the company or the purpose of the call, which is suspicious and unprofessional.
A message was left by someone claiming to be Saucedo, but I have no idea who that is or what they want
A call was made to a neighbor claiming a relative was in the hospital, pretending to be a friend, but the caller's identity and true intentions are unknown.
my neighbor was contacted by these people, claiming they needed to reach me urgently, i believe it might be a debt collector trying to get in touch with me, does anyone know the address associated with this number?
The caller inquired about my sister, stating it was related to a matter involving me in another state, but I have not returned the call, as it appears to be a suspicious collection call.