I just received a call from them too trying too scam me into paying debt that was like 10 years ago. You can report them to the federal bureau but then again they won't do anything since there are too many scam cases going on. If they call your cell then just block them and if they call your house, you can call block them too by dial *67 and follow the instruction.
If it's from an old collection account that's past its limitations, do not I repeat do not say "yes it's yours" it could reopen that debt and will stay another 7 to 10 years on your credit report! Don't give your address as well!
I've been getting calls for over a week.I called like an idiot tof see what other was about. I plated along...yes to all the questions. But when I asked if receive ot on writing in the mail. They refused. Saying it was so urgent needed to agree on settlement in 48 hours. Sent me an email requesting a electronic signature. I would never signed that. Am I calling them back on my daily threats...absolutely not. Trying to call
Collect on a credit card from 2011....last payment made 2013. Ok...sol for my state is,4 years. Keep calling from California # . Have even called family members. Just received another vmessage..I have 24 hours. Good luck. Scamming at its,finest. Keep caring with the voicemails...the attorney general will love the proof.
I've been getting calls for over a week.I called like an idiot tof see what other was about. I plated along...yes to all the questions. But when I asked if receive ot on writing in the mail. They refused. Saying it was so urgent needed to agree on settlement in 48 hours. Sent me an email requesting a electronic signature. I would never signed that. Am I calling them back on my daily threats...absolutely not. Trying to call
Collect on a credit card from 2011....last payment made 2013. Ok...sol for my state is,4 years. Keep calling from California # . Have even called family members. Just received another vmessage..I have 24 hours. Good luck. Scamming at its,finest. Keep caring with the voicemails...the attorney general will love the proof.