good to know others are reporting this debt collection service which choses not to obey the fdcpa. i got a call friday from this number, asking for a person with a certain korean name. I truthfully told them I don't know anyone by that name and I've had this number (which has been a cellphone number for 2 years) for 5 years, and that for months I've been telling people who call under that subterfuge the same thing and not to call me again. The caller acknowledged being in debt collection (tho not the company name) and said they'd only had the account since november 3 and would not call back.
I'm not holding my breath, since the calls escalated after I reported some of my health insurance company's unethical practices to Virginia, the state that insurer insists is most favorable to them in not enforcing its laws and regulations (tho the insurer also boasts of its friends among "all regulators" state and federal and told me to check my policy's gag provisions while advertising both its "quality" and affiliation with United Healthcare and its big-data practices). Yup, I'm crazy enough to still refuse to pay a bill backed by altered electronic medical records, although my health insurer wins (as it says it always does) because I'm not getting treated for the medical condition it diagnosed soon after I subscribed (fyi it insists on its property right on keeping my diagnosis date as that of the first multi-party complaint letter, all hand-delivered and mailed copies of which my insurer says it never received)
Keeps calling for my husband's ex. She is remarried. Never had this number or his cell that they keep calling. They've been divorced 11 years! Don't know what they want. We sure don't owe them a thing!
Asked for a name that I could not understand and then proceeded to spell it for me. Told them it was not me and they then asked who I was and told me it was a recorded call. Wierd!
No idea why they call me. I don't answer the phone. Does that deter them? No.
I'm thinking of repeatedly calling up the woman who keeps calling me and telling her that I saw her name in a stall in the men's room at the dirty book store. You know the rest.