To all those who are also receiving these calls, please see link http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2013/07/amg.shtm - I have done 4 things. First is file complaint with FTC, second is register for National Do Not Call List, third is Opt-out, and 4th is saving the threatful messages left in case FTC requests it. - There a thousands of people who have experienced this threatful collection tactic, as indicated in the FTC link above. The most recent message was we'll see you in court. I'm debt free, these people don't even state where they're from or where the debt is from, and messages left only say they're from a legal department but don't specify with which company. Real debt collectors will send you a notice and give you options to settle, and also do not call you to threaten about settling out of court without Identifying who they are or reason for their call. Now they have to settle with FTC. If they believe they are not bound by laws, just keep saving your complaints and keep forwarding them to FTC.
To all those who are also receiving these calls, please see link http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2013/07/amg.shtm - I have done 4 things. First is file complaint with FTC, second is register for National Do Not Call List, third is Opt-out, and 4th is saving the threatful messages left in case FTC requests it. - There a thousands of people who have experienced this threatful collection tactic, as indicated in the FTC link above. The most recent message was we'll see you in court. I'm debt free, these people don't even state where they're from or where the debt is from, and messages left only say they're from a legal department but don't specify with which company. Real debt collectors will send you a notice and give you options to settle, and also do not call you to threaten about settling out of court without Identifying who they are or reason for their call. Now they have to settle with FTC. If they believe they are not bound by laws, just keep saving your complaints and keep forwarding them to FTC.
To all those who are also receiving these calls, please see link http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2013/07/amg.shtm - I have done 4 things. First is file complaint with FTC, second is register for National Do Not Call List, third is Opt-out, and 4th is saving the threatful messages left in case FTC requests it. - There a thousands of people who have experienced this threatful collection tactic, as indicated in the FTC link above. The most recent message was we'll see you in court. I'm debt free, these people don't even state where they're from or where the debt is from, and messages left only say they're from a legal department but don't specify with which company. Real debt collectors will send you a notice and give you options to settle, and also do not call you to threaten about settling out of court without Identifying who they are or reason for their call. Now they have to settle with FTC. If they believe they are not bound by laws, just keep saving your complaints and keep forwarding them to FTC.
To all those who are also receiving these calls, please see link http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2013/07/amg.shtm - I have done 4 things. First is file complaint with FTC, second is register for National Do Not Call List, third is Opt-out, and 4th is saving the threatful messages left in case FTC requests it. - There a thousands of people who have experienced this threatful collection tactic, as indicated in the FTC link above. The most recent message was we'll see you in court. I'm debt free, these people don't even state where they're from or where the debt is from, and messages left only say they're from a legal department but don't specify with which company. Real debt collectors will send you a notice and give you options to settle, and also do not call you to threaten about settling out of court without Identifying who they are or reason for their call. Now they have to settle with FTC. If they believe they are not bound by laws, just keep saving your complaints and keep forwarding them to FTC.