It’s strange that a single dial‑in number keeps swapping names like Chris Miller, Donna Flynn, and even a generic “John Doe.” The pattern points to a debt collector using a predictive dialer to reach anyone with a listed number, often pretending to be a business matter. If you don’t recognize the caller, let the call go to voicemail and record the message. Ask for a written validation of any alleged debt before you engage, and consider blocking the number or adding it to the national Do‑Not‑Call registry. Never share personal or financial details with an unknown caller, and report persistent harassment to your phone carrier or consumer protection agency.
Although the initial call came from a different number, the voicemail instructed me to contact 888-249-3811 between 8 am and 5 pm Central Time without providing a reason
Annoyance has been building up due to repeated calls with no message left, previously they would mention a name or a long assigned number, now nothing is provided.
Numerous calls were received from Merchants Credit, later requesting to speak with Jessica Hernandez, despite repeated requests to remove my number, which I've had for over a year, and the lack of connection to anyone with that name, their tracing methods seem ineffective, considering blocking the number as they may use another, previously identified as Merchants Credit, now shown as "Toll Free Call"
Additionally, they have been known to call from the number (312) 572-6344.
Messages left on my phone were pretty rude, demandin me to call Richard back ASAP to deal with some personal issue, no informations about the company or situation were given, and the calls from this number wont stop
On the Better Business Bureau website, it's stated that this company frequently calls cells without disclosing the reason, which is the same experience I've had, and hopefully, this information will be helpful to others
Repeated calls to our home are causing disturbance, particularly as we have a terminally ill family member who has chosen to pass away at home; we urge you to stop these calls to maintain peace.
Dealing with a medical debt collection agency, it was discovered that there was an outstanding debt from a 2008 surgery. Fortunately, the representative was courteous, likely due to the agreement to settle the debt, highlighting the importance of resolving debts to avoid credit issues. This experience stands out as one of the more pleasant interactions with debt collection agencies.
Since September 28, I've received several calls from this number, which I haven't answered, and they've never left a message, leading me to suspect it might be related to my husband's old medical bills.
This company is Merchants Credit Guide Company, they're a medical collection agency, thats what i found out
I got a call today from a computer voice askin for someone with my last name, but it was the wrong first name, so I hung up
I just experinced a very rude call from this number, where the lady asked for my deceased sister and hung up when I told her she passed away
As Jay mentioned earlier, the callback appears to be tracing back to the number listed on this page, which was the origin of my initial call.
This appears to be a collection agency attempting to settle old hospital bills belonging to my late sister, with instructions to contact a separate number
I consistently receive calls from this number, but they never leave a message, which is suspicious
Over the past year, i've recieved frequent calls for a woman named Donna Flynn on my cellphone. At least once a week, credit collections agencies cal to ask for her. I'm getting increasinly tired of these calls.
Receiving numerous calls from this medical collection agency has become a frequant occurance, especally since I've already delt with the issue directly with my doctor's office, I dont beleive they should stil be trying to contact me.
A recording from this number stated that it was a personal business matter for John Doe, and if the number is not valid for him, I should press 9 to be removed from their records, which raises my curiosity about the caller's identity.
I recived a call from an unknown caller, I called back and asked what they wanted, they said it was about medical debt collection.
Dealing with midphase web hosting has led to issues with this number, which appears to be a collection agency. After struggling to cancel a website subscription due to incorrect codes and refusal to cancel over the phone, I was charged $300. The agency started calling without prior notice or billing. Midphase's hosting services have been problematic since last November.
I have been receiving identical calls from this number, initially from a woman and later from a man named Chris Miller. The messages have been consistent, with occasional accents. I am growing tired of these daily calls.
Our business received a call with a recorded message asking to call Chris Miller, which seems to be a call from a predictive dialer that doesn't differentiate between business and residential numbers
A man who claimed to be Chris Miller called me, saying it wasnt a sales call, but when i called back, all i got was a recoding asking me to leave a mesage