If you keep getting calls from +1‑877‑577‑5601, you’re most likely dealing with the law firm Messerli & Kramer acting as a third‑party debt collector. Under the FDCPA they must identify themselves and send you a written debt validation within five days of request. Ask for the original creditor, the amount owed, and a copy of any judgment. If the debt is old or you’ve filed bankruptcy, verify the statute of limitations before paying. You can also block the number, file a complaint with your state’s attorney general, or consult a consumer‑rights attorney. Remember, you have the right to dispute and request written proof before any payment.
Some lady claiming to be Jenny from national financial hardship loan center, claimin this is my last chance to recieve upto $36K...
Recieving alot of calls from this number regarding a debt for somone named Jadajuski, which appearently is not a real person, the automated message is quite agressive and has grammatical erroers.
The call was unwanted and not connected with me at all
The caller identified themselves as Joe Charbar.
Despite numerous requests to cease contact, this number continues to call, inquiring about a woman who has never been associated with our number in the past decade.
Upon reviewing the list again, it appears to only include attorneys and paralegals, without any collectors listed, which might be a strategy to avoid harassment from individuals like you.
Likewise, collectors like John Doe, must give their real names, and cannot discus anything having to do with the debt, until they are shure they are talking to the owner of that debt
I check their website and it list all their employee, but it all seem like a lie to me
I've had my phone number since last Nov, and I've tried to explain to them that they have the wrong person, but the person I spoke to was extreemly rude, and I was advised to dial *67 before calling them back, so they cant find out who's calling. I contacted the Plymouth, MN department, and the female I spoke to was also very rude.
This phone number appears on the caller ID display as an unknown or unregistered number.
By law, bill collectors are not allowed to identify themselves until they've confirmed they're speaking to the correct person, so any claims otherwise are misinformed
After answering, ther is usualy a brief delay, before somone picks up, most likely a auto-dialed call
I am geting herrassing phone calls from this number, it's really annoying.
The behavior exhibited by this individual is utterly reprehensible and deserving of condemnation.
It's essential to remember these individuals are not affiliated with the Better Business Bureau and their loyalty lies with their clients, not the general public.
If your recieving one of these calls, its usualy for one of two reasons, my ansers are based on the most common form of consumer debt.
The purpose of the IRS form 1099 is to report income thats been percived to have been earned by various entites, for example if you acumulate $2,000 debt on a credit card issued by a bank and dont pay it back, the bank will eventualy issue a 1099 to you, reporting the $2,000 as income earned to the IRS, this can be benificial as no one else can come after you for the debt, however it also means you may have to pay income tax on the $2,000.
According to the Better Business Bureau report from June 2011, Messerli and Kramer are not accredited and have an unsatisfactory record.
An attempt is being made to find the address of Central Prairie Financial LLC, as they have allegedly obtained a judgment, but the circumstances are unclear and suspicious, with unexpectedly high fees and charges
The Better Buisness Bureau has given them a huge thumbs down, they are being sued for robo signing and forging documents, it's a compleat mess.
Guidance is necesary -- i am at the stage where i have overturned a default judgement through fradulent service, now they have reopen the case
Apparently, there is a lawsuit against Messerli & Kramer by the State of Minnesota, you can find it here
After checking with my county courthouse, I find out Messerli & Kramer didnt file, but the courthouse recomended I still file my Answer, so I did, and thanks for the advices, it will give me some time to get a attorney
Calls from this number are associated with a third-party debt collection agency, identified as 877-577-5601.
Having recently lost a home and struggling financially, the receipt of a Summons and Complaint from Messerli & Kramer regarding a second mortgage was distressing, and guidance on the lawsuit process and potential consequences is sought.
It's absurd to suggest that a $60K amount was ever mentioned, as a review of previous posts reveals that Steve was the one referencing this figure, and it's clear that third-party collection agencies are attempting to mislead and deceive, with practices that violate the FDCA, which is why consumers must remain vigilant and assert their rights
It is unfair that companies like Messerli & Kramer take advantage of Americans during difficult times, forcing them into bankruptcy and making a profit from their struggles, which is a clear example of predatory practices.
They were bragging about getting out of 60k of debt, saying bankrupcy is sweet revenge, but nobody cares about you filing bankrupcy, what about people who are inteligent enough not to put themselves in debt in the first place.
Repeated calls were made at various times of day, asking for a specific individual who resides at our address, with instructions to hang up if we weren't that person
The message started with a greeting addressing someone named Steve