Calls regarding an insurance claim. Its an automated voice with a name stuck in by someone else. And who they say it's in reference to I have never heard of. Danny (the last name is hard to hear) Brown I think.
Keep getting calls from this number saying something about claim information for me. Doesn't say anything else. Sounds like someone is trying to run some sort of scam to me from what I've heard. I tried to call back but the phone number doesn't seem to be real.
I get calls from this number almost every day. I don't call back any number I don't recognize. I tell everyone that I personally know like close friends and family to leave a message and who they are, if they don't; they don't get called back.
No matter who is calling you, you don't have to answer your phone. It is your phone and you pay for it and it is yours and you don't have to answer it if you don't what too. So whoever it is calling from the 1-404-601-7266 number, they can go !#$%@&^ themselves. Thats my opinion.
This number calls me and leaves very vague messages "reguarding an important business matter" and states that they will proceed "with or without my imput". I have recieved calls from it several times, always "expecting" me to return the call and ask for a "Mr." with different last name every time. (This time it was Mr. Freeman.) No business I have ever worked for, with or recieved calls from has ever called and not stated the caller and business's name in the message! From the research I've done I am almost 100% sure it's a scam!
Calls about a bank account that was closed in 2008 about 2 weeks after I had open heart surgery. Since then I have not worked and don't see me working anytime in the future. My life is content doing nothing better than watching the damn grass turn green and grow. ,,!,, em.
This is a company called Asset Regional Management at 404.601.7266 comes up listed as a private number on a verification software and on 411 it comes up unpublished and from Atlanta, GA this is a debt collector that purchases different companies debts and they don't have any proof that you really owe the debt and if you give them your address then you can dispute the debt and make them prove by law that you owe the debt. And in the past I have found that they can't prove it or don't want to go to the trouble of trying to proof it and then it needs to be written off if they have no proof.
They will tell you who what Company originally had the debt in your name and then you will really know if it is valid or not. So go for it and don't let them get away with it !