Recent patterns show a flood of calls from a firm identifying itself as Revenue Recovery Corporation, often claiming unpaid medical bills. Callers typically demand personal details without providing verifiable company information, which raises red flags. Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you have the right to request written validation of any alleged debt and to dispute inaccurate claims. Hang up if the caller is aggressive, avoid sharing Social Security numbers or bank details, and consider placing the number on your do‑not‑call list or using call‑blocking tools. Document each interaction and, if harassment persists, report the activity to your state attorney general or the Federal Trade Commission.
Upon recontacting them, they hung up when questioned about their identity, behavior characteristic of a 'playground bully'.
The company RRC has been making persistent and harassing calls regarding medical bills that have been settled or written off, displaying rudeness and demanding behavior.
It's unclear how these people got my cell phone number, but i called them back after checking online and they said they would remove my number.
Recieved a call from this number claiming I had an unpaid bill, asked all the necesary questions, rep didnt know what to say, seems I wasnt even in that docs office, losser!
I got a call from this number, claimeing I had an unpaid bill, I asked alot of questions, the rep didnt know what to say, seems I wasnt even in that doc's office, I was acually out of town with my daugther
These individuals have been calling multiple times daily, according to my caller ID, and I've chosen not to answer; when I attempted to call them back via Skype to conceal my number, I was put on hold with a message stating all operators were busy.
A representative from Revenue Recovery Corp demanded payment for a medical bill, but the claim was disputed due to incorrect information.
Approximately three weeks ago, a message was left on my answering machine. Upon returning the call, I was questioned about my identity in relation to a specific address. I refused to provide any information without knowing who I was speaking to and ended the call. The following day, a woman named Monique claimed the call was regarding unpaid medical bills. However, after verifying with the respective establishments, it was clear this was a scam, as I had no outstanding bills. I intend to report this incident to my state's attorney general.
The companys intentions seem fraudelent and dishonest, as they claimed I owed $19.99, without adressing me by my last name, and the voice sounded familar, it's worrying to think about elderly people who might be vulnerable to such tactics, especialy since they only ask for the amount and tell you to contact your bank, luckly I was aware of the scam.
A disturbing call was made to my workplace from this number; a man named Steve left a message requesting a callback, yet he had incorrect information and was somewhat impolite
This number showed up on my caller ID, and after reading some posts, I think its a medical debt collection agency, but I dont know why they are calling me, as I havent been to a doctor in years
My 11 year old son recieved a call from this number, and when I called back to ask them to remove his number from their list, they refused to do it without me giving them his name, which I wont do for privcy reasons, then they asked for my name, but when I asked for the company name, they refused to give it to me, whats the point of that
This number appeared on my caller ID recently, and considering I don't owe any debts, it's likely a case of junk-debt collectors phishing for information.
To stop the incessant calls asking for someone I don't know, I have forwarded this number to a different 800 number.
It's unfortunate that some individuals, like those associated with this number, lack decency, especially when there are many kind people, including those named Harold, who don't deserve to be bothered with wrong numbers.
It seem like you are defending the bill collectors, lol, you must be one of them
Some dude from RRC called my cell phone, asking for a Harold or somethin, I didnt tell him my name tho, he hadnt said who he was represinting at first... anyways it was weird
I find your comment amusing, though a bit eccentric.
This is a collection agency for medical expenses, and in my opion, we need socialized medicine to prevent corportations, including medical ones, from acting like legaly organized crime syndicates.
A call was received from 888-582-3359, identified as 800 Service, but no message was left; the numerous calls from Revenue Recovery, presumably from representatives like Jenna or Steve, persist despite informing them the desired person is not associated with my residence.
Today's experience involved a caller named Monique asking for Mr. Whited, a familiar scenario with these numbers, indicating deceitful intentions.
It seems that the DO NOT CALL LIST doesnt aply to collection agencies, which is pretty rediculous
A business has been receiving repeated calls from a company looking for an individual who is not associated with the business, despite efforts to inform the caller of the mistake.
Failure to provide identification is a concern with this caller, as they refusal to share their name or company, instead urging a callback for an unspecified important matter.
Interestingly, all these calls seem to originate from the same location, with multiple workers attempting to reach me from identical cubicles. Upon calling them back consecutively, they appeared to recognize my number and would immediately hang up, which happened after speaking with six different representatives trying to resolve their mistake. Essentially, they cannot handle the same treatment they dish out. Although it's not worth wasting one's time, I found some amusement in trying to get them to perform their job correctly.
The sentiment expressed is one of strong support and appreciation for a job well done, particularly on 2-21-2010.
It's frustrating when companies like r.r.c. mistakenly dial my number, causing inconvenience, and it's disappointing to see such ignorance from their representatives, who seem to think they can intrude on people's lives without repercussions
This number has called me on two occasions, leaving only a name and number without stating the purpose of the call; I do not have any outstanding debt and will only return the call if a valid reason is provided.
A caller identifying himself as 'RRC' contacted my private cell phone, refusing to provide further information, and upon further investigation, it appears that my personal information has been hacked and stolen
The company, supposedly RRC Collections agency, should be reported for their harassment tactics, as they continue to call individuals with no prior records or debts, demonstrating either incompetence or willful ignorance.