Medical debt collectors calling? How to protect yourself

Upon receiving a call from this number, I chose not to answer, as it was unknown to me. However, the caller left a disturbing voicemail featuring background conversations and heavy breathing, but no actual message.

Generally, calls from 800 or 900 numbers are ignored, but this number has been recognized due to frequent calls, including two within five minutes; a previous answer revealed a woman claiming unpaid medical bills, which was disputed.

Receiving a call from this number, I informed the representative I had no medical bills, and the conversation took an unexpected turn when I made a peculiar request, prompting the caller to hang up.

This medical debt collection company operates by withholding information about the debt until sensitive identification details are provided, displaying rudeness and relentless pursuit through multiple phone numbers.

This morning, a call was received from RRC, and a small bill was owed; the representative, Kim, handled the situation nicely and politely

The caller identified themselves as Revenue Recovery Collections.

Today, I received a call from this number, and when I asked for the caller's identity, they responded rudely, prompting me to add the number to my list of blocked contacts

Despite settling my medical bills almost three years ago, I continue to receive daily calls on both my landline and cell phone from this collection agency, who became aggressive and even hung up on a hospital representative who intervened on my behalf.

Due to the constant calls I've been recieving, I've discovred a method to avoid anwsering them, my sugestion is to asign a name to the 'unkown caller' on your cell phone, such as 'col 1' for collections, and as you identifiy the callers as collectors, asign them a similiar name, this way you'll be aware of the repeat calls and can choose to ignore them...just a sugestions!

To avoid answering these persistent calls, I've developed a strategy: assign a specific name to unknown or unrecognizable callers on your cell phone, such as 'collections,' and as you identify more numbers, add them to the list, allowing you to recognize and ignore repeat calls from known collectors.

My mom, who is ill, recieved several call from this number, they dont want to tell me whats going on, she have medicare and medicaid so i dont understand why they calling her about a bill

The phone number in question was 888-582-3359, they left a voicemail asking me to call back and stated they were a debt collecting agency, I have no idear how they got my number

Informing them they have the wrong number usually stops the calls

It's worth noting that, in my experience with collections over the past four years, a more courteous approach tends to yield better results than a confrontational one.

My interaction with a representative named Allan was extremely unpleasant, as he demanded my personal information in a condescending manner, eventually hanging up on me, and subsequent conversations with the company's receptionist and supervisor, Mike Adams, were also unprofessional.

My wife recived a call on her cell phone from this botom feeder....RRC.....not shure how they got that number.....unless they are just robo calling.......

This number is associated with a scammer, claiming to be from RRC, and it's likely they're engaging in robocalling practices.

Dealing with a boiler room debt collection agency requires careful documentation of all calls. Should they violate the Fair Credit Act, it's advisable to take legal action against them.

I've been reciving calls from 888-582-3359, and I've asked repeatly for a statment of the bill they claim I owe, but they havent producd it yet, so I wont be paying.