This is CCS, its a collection agency, usually involving a car accident claim, if you were at fault and didnt have insurance at the time. If you had insurance then you will want to give them the information so they stop calling you. If you didnt have insurance...well good luck to you.
Let me get this straight; they have your name, address and phone number, yet don't know if you have insurance and that's why they are calling? Sounds like a scam to me. How did they get all your info; one would presume off an accident report; usually, if there is no insurance, at least in New Mexico, a tick is issued for it. No ticket, no crime, at least in most cases. And they are doing collections on something that doesn't belong to them? Somehow, this sounds like a real scam. And good luck to them; doing illegal collections for money not owed to you is breaking the law, no matter how you slice it, or where you live. I'd say one would never pay these scammers a cent.
Have gotten hone calls from several numbers related to this bunch of scammers...claimed to be representing Allstate, who is the other guys insurance company, on something that happened less than 3 weeks ago. The insurance companys determined that the other guy was at fault, and I didn't even put in a claim for repairs, since I got about a 3 inch swipe of white paint where he bumped me in the WalMart parking lot. Suddenly got a bill from this sleazebag outfit for almost $1500, claiming to be a "subrogated claim" from Allstate. Even if I had been responsible, my insurance company would be handling it, not me. And, according to the Allstate rep who my insurance company got in touch with, they are not affiliated with this group, and did not place a claim with them for collection. From what I can see above and on other websites like ripoffreport.com, it would appear they pick up accident reports and send out bogus bills, supposedly for "collection". So, I think that tells me all I need to know about CCS.