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called me 3 times today, but doesn't leave a message

Been calling and even though on the phone long enough to get voice mail, it will stay on for up to 10 seconds with out anything being said. IF it's important enough for you to be calling then you could at least leave a message. I'm guessing it's just a new number calling with the same old bull crap from companies that refuse to believe they are actually calling the wrong number! I have even provided a copy of my phone bill to show that the number belonged to me and NOT to the person they keep calling for but the calls do not stop.

File a complaint with the consumer financial protection bureau. They will contact the company for an explanation of why they are failing to id themselves through caller id or verbally.They are a collection agency and not id ing themselves is illegal. the calls are harassment.

number called 3 times on 6/5/15 not leaving a message.  It called again today 6/12/15 one time so far and still doesn't leave a message.

They keep calling and to not identify themselves on voicemail or caller ID.  This gets really annoying.

Got a call from this number today on my work phone. They stayed on the phone long enough to listen to my VM message but they hang up when it's time to leave a message. Annoying.

i am also getting calls from this number   Several calls on different days and when I answer no one is ever there.

They won't ID themselves at all they call and call till you get pissed enough to call back they are trying to use a loop hole to get past the law it's pissing me off

I called this phone # back and got a person on the line- They are a collection agency out of Philadelphia. This is the 4th agency I have spoken to in the last 3 weeks looking for someone who does not now , nor has ever lived here. I have had the same address and phone # for 27 years! I told them if ANYONE from their agency calls me again I will report them to the FCC and sue them for harassment and win because that is the law.

I answered after 2 rings, there was static, then they disconnected.  Dicks.

First National Collection Bureau  Calling for some guy that I don't even know and I just got this number WTF really?

This number with no Caller ID called my cell phone, did not leave a message and did not identify themselves.

You cannot get those debt collectors to stop calling.  What happens is that you forcefully explain that you do not now or ever know the person they are trying to collect a debt from!  Generally speaking they probably don't believe you but if you keep trying to convince them they eventually tend to agree and the calls from that source stop.  Here's the problem. The bad debt gets sold from one collection co to another, over and over.  Every time that debt gets sold the entire collection file that now has your contact info stays with the file and so the calls just start over again from a different debt collector.  I have been dealing with this situation for over 10-12 yrs and it just continues so I do not pick up any call number that I don't know.  Then I use call block and call the number back.  Most time with the debt collectors the call does not go through or you may get recording that VM is full etc.  Once you do that then you know the caller number is a collection co or other outfit looking to sell or ask for donations!

Calls and does not leave any message just dead air on VM

Got a similiar call from the same company. First they called themselves 'Professional Collection Agency', then First National Collection Bureau.

Keeps calling, leaves no message. If this is a collection agency, I don't and have ever owed money to anyone. I will not answer and have to argue I am not the person they are looking for.. If this another type of call and it's important, then leave a message!

Calls every week, and leaves no message.

They called twice today, they called 12/28, twice on 12/22 and they have called in the past.  There is no one there when you answer

If you look up a law firm that specializes in FDCPA violations you can get the phone calls to stop and you can also get a settlement in the process. Further, if the company actually owns the dead it will have to be canceled

If you send them a cease and desist calling then they must stop.  No attorney necessary.  In order to get a settlement, you must sue them.  It is best to lay the groundwork first so that you have a better case.

Not sure what the "dead" have to do with anything, but the debt won't be canceled if you sue them.  They will simply stop collecting on it.  Doesn't mean that someone else can't try.