Like a relentless door‑to‑door salesman, the calls from 877‑606‑6800 keep showing up whether you answer or not. They’re most likely from ER Solutions, a debt‑collection agency that works on behalf of Qwest. First, never share Social Security numbers or banking details over the phone. Request a written debt verification within 30 days and keep a log of each call. Send a cease‑and‑desist letter to stop further contact, and copy the notice to the original creditor. Use a call blocker app or your carrier’s block list to silence the number. If harassment continues, file a complaint with the FTC or your state’s consumer protection agency.
This is a obvious Scam!!!, they call'd me saying I owe them money and ask'd for personal informations
They are searching for a grown child who has not lived here for years, using annoying recorded messages
When I let the call go to voicemail, the only thing that was left was a message saying 'Kathleen', which I believe may be a scam or a debt collector attempting to reach the person named Kathleen.
When I answered the cal, the person claimed to be from Qwest, but I dont have any dealings with them, and when I challenged them, they ended the cal, which makes me think that they are a predatory lender, and they are trying to take advantage of people with good credit ratings.
Daily, I receive calls from this number, sometimes multiple times a day, even though I've never been a customer of Qwest, and the caller ID shows 'United States' but they never leave a message.
ER Solutions allegedly collects debts on behalf of Qwest, despite me never having been a customer, and they persist in calling my cell phone daily, though I have yet to pick up
Upon reviewing this website, I noticed a company named Quest, which I was unfamiliar with, and they call twice daily without leaving a message.
I downloaded a Reverse Caller ID first to identify debt collectors and scamers, then i downloaded a Call Blocker, when they call i dont answer and i identifie them and block their call
The calling persists without stopping.
This is the biggest group of ignorant people, collection agencies call because people dont pay their bills, thats the root of the problem
Failing to check the caller ID can lead to unwanted interactions with bill collectors, who often rely on making calls without being identified, it's crucial to verify the caller's identity before answering, especially if the call is from an unknown number, as it may be a scam attempt.
When i ansered the call, a girl said 'you're gonna die' and then hung up, what the heck is wrong with these peoples????
The new work phone number has been receiving numerous voicemails from this number, mistakenly seeking a person named Seth.
This number is associated with ERS, with whom I have an unpaid account, and despite my efforts to negotiate alternative payment arrangements after losing my income, they continue to pestering me with calls.
Apparently, Qwest has made an error with my account, resulting in two separate bills for over $200. Until this issue is resolved, I refuse to make any payments. The constant calls from 877-606-6800 are harassing and I've opted not to engage with them. Instead, I've been in touch with Qwest directly and will only communicate with their representatives. This collection agency is unprofessional and I advise others to ignore their calls. Qwest's handling of the situation has been disappointing as well, which is why I recommend considering alternative services like Comcast.
This number has been contacting me, claiming to be a collections agent for a loan company - apparently, someone used my mother-in-law as a reference, which is why I'm receiving these calls.
I had previosly resolvd this issue with Qwest and ER Solutions, but now they're calling again, and I suspect they're charging Qwest for all the calls they make, regardless of necessity
I recieved a phone call from ER Solutions, they are the collection agency for Qwest Communications, they said i owe them money, but i think ther might be some mistake
ERS, a collection agency used by Qwest among others, is behind this number; despite having arranged a payment plan with Qwest, they pursued collection for a minimal amount, which is puzzling and frustrating
At work, we receive constant calls asking for someone on a different shift, despite repeated requests to stop, and the caller claims it's a private business matter.
Apparently, the company believes it can breach a contract without consequence, while I would be held liable for any violations on my part. If Qwest breaks the contract, they will no longer receive payment from me, and if they wish to take me to court, I'll be prepared to present the recording as evidence.
According to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, it is permissible for collection agencies to call between 8 AM and 9 PM within one's time zone; this agency, which appears to be working on behalf of Qwest phone company, employs questionable tactics
Tonight's call from this phone number ended abruptly with a belch and significant background noise, leading me to contribute to the comments here.
Having previously worked for ER Solutions, I can attest that their collection practices are regulated by the FDCPA. The company typically doesn't sue unless an account is in subrogation, and the letters sent include the collection manager's name, often prompting payment when called.
Over the past few weeks, I've been inundated with calls from various numbers, including this one, which I believe is a result of being listed as a reference on a defaulted student loan; despite my requests to be removed, the data somehow gets restored when the collection is sold to another agency, bringing back painful memories.
Apparently, the law prohibits calls at certain hours, which makes me question the legitimacy of calls from this number starting at 8 am. To avoid such calls, is it necessary to inform collection agents in writing to only contact me via mail?
Upon receiving a call from this number, I decided to look it up online since no message was left.
I recieved a call from this number too, don't give them any information, just contact Quest customer service.
What the heck is this number, lol
Research suggests this number belongs to ER solutions, attempting to collect a debt from Qwest, which I do not owe; they continue to call despite requests to stop.