STOPTHIS CONSTANT CALLING. EVERY DAY TWO AND THREE TIMES EVEN AS LATE AS 9 pm. I am sure it is for Banfield optional plan my pups were on for 8 yrs plus. NEVER AGAIN. I lost one little pup that they kept saying was not in pain with his old age. Constant money at same time auto draft for years! I WILL NOT PAY! I DO NOT BEILEVE IN BANFIELDOPTIUMPLAN AND MY OTHER PUP WILL NOT GO BACK TO THEM, All letters emails and times of phone calls have been recorded in case I need legal services!
No one here is calling you and no one can make out what you are saying in any case. If you don't like the phone calls you're getting, invest in a call blocker.
I just called the number back after receiving several calls but no messages. With my phone number they were able to tell me who they were looking for. It was a wrong number. Told them so and they removed it. Simple enough. To make the calls stop, call them back. If someone is giving out your phone number as their own, you're in for a long haul with these types of calls and have another problem on your hands. If you are the person they're looking for but you don't want to receive calls, confirm the phone number and tell them not to call again. Simple enough. If it is a collection agency and you're on the Do Not Call list, just know that it can (and probably will) be reported to the credit bureau sooner rather than later.
} It was a wrong number. ... Simple enough. To make the calls stop, call them back.
So can we expect another testy lecture in a few weeks about how it's somehow my job to correct the faulty records held by ground-feeders like ICS?
Look at the complaints again. This is not a "simple enough" operation for everyone. Junk debt collectors are well known to ignore "not me", "wrong number", and any other remarks which do not lead to immediate payment. Yet I should "call them back" and likely be told I'm a liar or hear the lie that misfired calls will stop. Been there, heard that, ended up sending a Certified Mail "shut up" letter anyway.
} Simple enough. If it is a collection agency and you're on the Do Not Call list, just know that it can ... be reported to the credit bureau sooner rather than later.
Nothing in that not-really simple enough sentence makes any sense. Government DNC registries do not apply and the only things reported to credit bureaus concern paid or unpaid debt accounts, not how people are accepting or rejecting communications about them.