Called my phone at 9pm. For one that is too late to be calling! Didn't answer.... So I called back and they answered by saying financial. They asked for somebody I don't even know and said they called on the 1st and somebody answered saying I'm the girlfriend of the person they are trying to reach. I have no idea what they are talking about! They said we will keep trying till we reach so and so and hung up. Don't know why they wanna waste their time when they have the wrong number! Definitely turning them in!!
I do not know who these people are but they call my home phone and my cel phone at the same time whenever they call. I am not even sure what the point of that is...it is just annoying. I do not answer because there is never anything on the caller id. They also seem to call from several different numbers and NEVER leave any kind of message. They obviously do not really want to talk to me if they will not leave a message to call them back.
Collection companies must provide "Proof of Debt" if they have no proof of the debt and that they have a right to collect on the debt, this might constitute "FRAUD." Yes, debt collectors can be involved with fraud by acting as a collection agencies or by acting as tough you owe them a debt when you legally do not. You might owe the debt to come other collection agency. Make sure to have them send you documents known as "Proof of Debt." You can send your request by certified mail. They might respond by saying that they made a mistake but in reality, they were about to run away with your money and you might have owed them nothing. Use caution when debt collectors call because they call and send mail by the thousands in many cases and who knows where they obtain your information from. In some cases, criminal organizations might buy debt information and illegally collect on it. So use extreme caustion and always request "Proof of Debt."
Collection companies must provide "Proof of Debt" if they have no proof of the debt this might constitute "FRAUD." Yes, debt collectors can be involved with fraud by acting as a collection agency or by acting as tough you owe them a debt when you legally do not. You might owe the debt to some other collection agency. Make sure to have them send you documents known as "Proof of Debt." You can send your request by certified mail. They might respond by saying that they made a mistake but in reality, they were about to run away with your money and you might have owed them nothing. Use caution when debt collectors call because they call and send mail by the thousands in many cases and who knows where they obtain your information from. In some cases, criminal organizations might buy debt information and illegally collect on it. So use extreme caustion and always request "Proof of Debt."