I can't even figure out what the name of the person they say they're after is supposed to be? Alaradomiay Odohnu or something like that? Nice name, but it sure ain't mine.
So after the seventeenth call I tried phoning the number they left on my answerphone, and got the most bored-sounding robot ever made offering me a choice between paying the debt or telling them my SSN. Gee, I'm sure going to go right ahead and do that!
Here's a suggestion for you, Palisades Collections: when I call your number back, how about you GIVE ME A WAY TO TELL YOU YOU'VE GOT THE WRONG NUMBER? I mean, it's in your interest too! You'll never track your debtor down if you KEEP HARRASSING SOMEONE WHO HAS NEVER HEARD OF THEM without giving me any way to tell you you've got the wrong number!
Why are these clowns even in business still? Seriously.
This number keeps called my work number (at a federal agency) and asks for an Elton Q McQueen. The calls mostly come in the middle of the night and I have a message once, sometimes twice a week when I get into work. I once called it back, but the number doesn't go anywhere.