Just keep hanging up on them or blow a whistle in the phone when they call. If they are calling your work tell whoever answers the phone to tell them that you no longer work there, they will quit calling after awhile
I am in a real bind. Not knowing these internet theives exhisted I never checked my account. WIthin two weeks with me not knowing there were 7 internet loan companies that put money in my account then started taking it out. Causing me to overdraft 35 times at least at $35.00 each time. So my account went negative. Before I went to the bank to figure it out I started getting at least 500 text messages a day of advertisements to take all kinds of loans out. And they were calling me all day long. I had just changed my phone plan to 500 text a month and 900 minutes. I swear not two days later this was happening. I called Verizon 10 times to let them know what was going on they said they were taking care of it each time I called. Now my phone bill is over $800.00, they haven't fixed it and I just let them turn it off. I have closed my 4th checking account at a different bank becasue they hit that one too. I cannot even have a checking account now. My IT director said they hacked in my computer when I stupidly opened an email stating it was from my bank and it wasn't. They went gang busters. I have no money yet they are still coming after me. Because they put money in my account I owe them due to not returning it. But they caused me to go negative with all the overdraft fees. Now I cannot pay them back, the law firm that was gonna help me consildate and go after them got shut down by the FTC a week ago along with all pay day loan debt consildation companies. So I have no help from him even though he was legit. Then on top of that family and friends don't beleive you.
I don't know how I am going to pay them back ever.
Karen, assuming you bank online, what worries me a bit is your PC may have a live trojan on it that's sending banking data to the scammers or else how would the scammers know about any 4th bank account you'd opened anywhere? I suggest your PC be reformatted and your OS reinstalled - this is the safest way to kill a trojan given the complexity of modern malware. I hope you have data backups. Consider all login accounts (bank, email, social, etc.) compromised and all passwords, security questions, etc., should be changed. I hope you know to create different complex passwords for each account. You can check password strength here https://www.microsoft.com/protect/fraud/passwords/checker.aspx I know rebuilding your PC is painful but you have to be sure there's no bot living in it or no bank account will ever be secure.