Well too bad the DNC was designed to stop telemarketing calls, as defined by someone calling you up on the phone, and selling something. Since a debt collector doesn't sell anything, well you draw the conclusion. Now, as to you want more cases? There are tons of them, if you had taken 5 seconds to look for them. The FTC and its partner the CFPB do contact the debt collectors, well at least the one that are legal, because unlike on TV where they get the bad guy in less than an hour, in between the commercials, finding the others takes time. As to your perfect, imperfect world analogy, I would like you to point out one thing that works perfectly every time in our world. Just one. So if you want to live in dreamland, go right ahead, but if you want to live in reality, you need to realize that things take time, but they do get done. Now I suppose I could do your work for you and post a few hundred cases, but then I would be taking all the fun you will have learning that your belief perseverance is wrong again.
They have been calling me for two months. I finally answered. A woman with a thick accent told me they were handeling a claim. She would not give me any information about the claim until i varified information, she wouldnt even tell me what the claim was or the company name. She then said "if you want to hang up, do it." and she ended the call
Number keeps calling me and looking for my mother. I don't talk to my mom and they also called her ex husband from 20 years ago. Called with a case number. I wrote the numbers down and looked them up. Everything that I saw said that its a scam. Glad I didn't fall for it.
Morons calling my number AGAIN leaving vm for someone I've never even heard of and i don't know. Sounds like they say Richard Follack? I've had my number for well over 12+ plus years. This is ridiculous!