they want to bother, because I provided all the receipt of my number and Mega Financia and Greg fernandez couldnt keep my number after they did a fraud, providing my personal information.
from this number 310- 666-6666 Lisa Fernandez who bothers and call every 4 to 5 minutes, sometimes she states her name is Wendy and she works with Greg Fernandez at Mega Financia inc, in Yorba Linda CA.
What I am requesting just to stop calling my number.
I have received many calls from this number, that I assumed are associated with one of those financial payday loan scammer places--the ones who claim to be legal departments trying to settle debts you never had. I got tired of my phone constantly ringing, so I answered. The guy asked for me by name, said his name was Harry. I asked why he was calling, and he said he wanted to a** f*** me!
I sure hope this guy is in Nigeria or somewhere, since he has all my personal information!
Hello Bob!
I do apologize, I just saw your message, and I do appreciate your time in writing, and yes things like this Greg Fernandez and Mega Financial, has to be known that this company and the owner are a fraud, at least that was my experience.
No I have an open case, so that way this company and Greg Fernandez and those who work with them learn to do not steal people information and do fraud.
Again
Thanks for your time
Bolivar, be very careful with your accusations! My name is Greg Fernandez and you are slandering me! I am in the collections business. As such, I found the power of a memorable phone number. That led me to get into the vanity phone number business. I now own in excess of 5,000 phone numbers which my company uses in various campaigns. Often times, I pick up numbers that have become available due to non-payment by previous subscribers. That is not fraud. On occasion I purchase phone numbers, too. That is not fraud.
That was the case with your number: I purchased it from a broker. I did not know the broker stole your number. I spoke with you that first day when you said the number that was ringing into my offices used to be your number. I was shocked to hear you say that the number was stolen from you. I have never heard of such a thing. I simply asked that you provide proof, and that I would be happy to port it to your carrier. Despite giving you my toll-free fax number and email addresss, I never again heard from you; you did not supply proof. A few days later, AT&T called to investigate your claim, and after they were satisfied that your claims were true, I IMMEDIATELY RELEASED THE NUMBER! I then mailed to you (via US Mail) the email correspondence I had with AT&T to prove my innocence.
I have recently learned of a scheme where phone numbers are targeted for take-over. The plotters incessantly call a targeted number from a targeted fake phone number. I don't know how they do it, but the caller ID that shows up is not the true number that is calling (I've been told the practice is called "spoofing"). The result is two-fold: the plotters hope the incessant calls to Target Phone #1 leads the subscriber to cancel service; second, the plotters hope that enough people call back the number that shows up on caller ID so that Target Phone #2 cancels service, too!
Bolivar, your posts are exceedingly defamitory in nature, not only to me and my company, but to my wife, too. You are on notice to IMMEDIATELY STOP such postings here and any other websites.