202-559-6082

Also received this call, called back lady answered, hung up. Any idea?

Scammers act as collection agents. They change their caller id daily but always a 'city state' caller ID. Don't answer.....scammers

Received call from this number within the last 30 minutes from this number... As usual they NEVER leave a message..
Suspect it is "Source Receivable Management [also goes by "SRM" and "Source RM"]
-- THEY CALL EVERY DAY USING ANOTHER SPOOFED / FAKE CALLER ID NUMBER (See: https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-877-251-3771).

They keep calling my number and the few times they left a message it was for someone else who has my number previously.

Received a missed call from this number on my work phone. No message left.

I get missed calls from them daily. They never leave a message and this is my work phone, and I work for NASA and the government. STOP CALLING! Does anyone know who this is? A scammer?

STOP CALLING RIGHT NOW!!! I dont' owe you anything nor will I ever give you anything. Keep calling and I will report you to the Attorney General's office and the proper authorities. I know my rights through the Fair Credit Act, and most likely the debt is noncollectable, or expired. THE DEBT IS EXPIRED, YOU CAN NOT COLLECT ON AN EXPIRED DEBT!!!!

They just got me too, they did not leave a message, I did not answer because it is a DC number and I did not recognize it.

Calls our office phone 3-5 times a day. Never leaves a msg. ID says DC

Just received a call - left no msg - caked back and got a man who would would not  tell me who he was or what he wanted - gave no info and I hung up - DO NOT CALL THIS NUMBER AGAIN  OR I WILL REPORT IT YOU TO THE APPROPPRIATE AUTHORITIES.

I got that too, and I had a music video on and turned up the volume and stuck the phone in it for a few seconds. Then Hung up.

I just got a call from this number.  Asked if I could help them and the man said no.  I asked for his name and company got hung up on.

Just called, I didn't answer and they didn't leave message. Was suspicious because it appeared with a + before it. Now I know not to. Thanks.