They called my home phone and a woman saying her name was "Ms. Gamble" told me it was "very important" for me to call her concerning an "urgent matter" for which my number was given to them as a contact. While listening to her entire angry message she failed to ever say who she was actually calling for, the reason for her call or the company she was respresenting. I called the 888 number and left a message on their voicemail (the message stated they were a company called DNS though I do't know who that is) letting them know that not only did they need to get some damn manners, but if they were going to leave a message to mention who they were leaving it for and why. I guess we'll see if they call again.
This number keeps calling. It's diversified consultants inc. A debt collector. They usually hang up when you answer one of their multiple daily calls. Another wrong number. Just another preason to have an unlisted phone number. And seriously, if you waste time having a robo-dialer call random telephone numbers, at least staff your collection department with enough sharks to attempt to collect debt for you. Maybe DCI should read up on the laws about collections ave send a letter to the proper recipient to verify the debt.
Another scam artist tied to psychic crime family in Dallas,Tx., be careful folks as they target the elderly and look to empty your pockets. Be safe. Be cool and AIM the red dot squarely between the eyes. Please remember these things that the people calling you are good at what they do and they will cozy up to you, lie to you, get their church to pray for you, sell you angelic prayer statues for BIG monies, seperate you from your loved ones as they convince the "mark" who they are hustling to quit speaking with you. These are the SCUM of the earth, the most despicable lowlife lying two-bit cons. Get rid of these people and personally speaking, I would do more to make sure they never ever ply their scamming disgusting trade again!! Good luck folks and END their ruthless sick trade. The time is now to act!! GOD bless you all.
I got a call from these folks today, at work - went to voice mail. The caller was very polite and professional, said she was with dynamic recovery solutions, and asked for a callback. But, never used my name, gave no indication what debt was owed, etc. No big deal of course, I just won't call back. The trick is to not take these calls personally. In fact, it's sometime fun to just lead them on -- stay calm, ask THEM a bunch of questions about their mailing address, who the CEO is, are they listed with the BBB, how many complaints they have had since 2000, what size shoes they wear, etc. If YOU stay calm, they usually get REAL excited (or maybe pretend to). But it won't do any good to threaten them with the FTC, Atty General, DNC list, etc. They just don't care.
Optionally, you can require the to send you specifics by postal mail - NO EXCEPTIONS. Or, have them e-mail full documentation to you, but use a JUNK e-mail address that you get for free from Gmail or Yahoo or other. No reason to increase the spam in your regular box.
It is clearlyillegal for a deb collection agency to ientify themelves as the IRS. Since these people record EVERY call - outgoing and incoming, I would report them. The callers may be "ops sorry, I meant to say DRS...not IRS" but if they are caught doing that "mistake" more than once, they are gone.