I have reported this number and many,many others that plague my answering machine daily to the Do Not Call registry. Hopefully they will just give up because I NEVER answer the phone or return their calls.
Scumbag zombie debt collectors. If they call you, that means youe debt is old-- so old it isn't even on your credit report. There is nothing they can do, except harass you until they give up, and sell your zombie debt to scumbags even lower on the totem pole. Ignore them, laugh at them, scream at them. Just don't pay them. You don't have to.
I've received a call from this number a couple of times asking for someone who I don't even know. I think it was the same wrong person each time but I can't remember. They pushed and pushed that I knew this person, but I don't. It would be one thing if I weren't telling the truth, but since I don't know this person, it's bordering on harassment.
tell them "cease and desist calling this number". Problem is you may have to cease them in writing. Call them back from Skype or another untraceable number and get their address. Then write a note, use colorful language, and cease them that way. mention the FDCPA.
My credit has always been perfect. I check it 3 times a year for 20 years now. They call me anyhow, but never leave a message (telephone dialer program).
I've noticed that of late many collectors have been trying to find ways around the recent legislation that forbids spoofing your caller ID, and it looks as though CRA fall into that group. The caller ID simply said ANDERSON (the phone company's official ID when they can only obtain the caller's city would have been ANDERSON CALLER, so there's evidently still some spoofing going on). No message was left (possibly because our VM is currently full or close to it).
I have reported this number and many,many others that plague my answering machine daily to the Do Not Call registry. Hopefully they will just give up because I NEVER answer the phone or return their calls.