Block unknown numbers promptly to reduce interruptions. Identify the caller as a debt collector and log each call’s time and content. Register the number with your mobile carrier’s spam‑filter service and consider adding it to a national do‑not‑call registry if available. When a call arrives, let it go to voicemail; a recorded message often deters further attempts. If the collector claims you owe money, request written verification before engaging. Keep all correspondence, and if harassment continues, report the number to the consumer protection agency. These steps help curb persistent collection calls without escalating the situation.
Yoh, those FNB Collection folks from Brookes & Lüyt Attorneys are clueless and won't quit dialing – up to five times daily, man!
Annoying rings to fresh number no one knows
Can't reach you from Bloemfontein? They'll try from Cape Town... Aiming to collect funds that aren't overdue. They dial across all of RSA to track you down.
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Collections for debts
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