281-671-5378

281-671-5378 calls this business continuously.  When told he (Jimmy Loop) cannot speak with the employee he asks for he either yells at you, keeps demanding to speak to the person, or hangs up on you and multi-dials my number.  This ties up my phone lines.  This is an elementary school, no one has a right to tie up my lines, our students safety is priority one, and if I cannot call out for emergency services, it presents a major safety hazard for our students.  This must be stopped at once.

We are a school bus co. he calles us as many as 100 times a day, none stop ties up all lines at once.
We called in the employee and put her on the phone and he called her a liar and hung up on her, he cusses at us uses the F word, this is a bad person and needs to be stopped

His name is George Watson. He claims I owe for a payday loan.  I don't.   He has already got some money but will not get anymore.  Plesse watch out for him.  He is very persistant. .plesse dont get (sucked) into his scheme!!!  

Curious how two of the three existing comments describe phone assaults on school system resources. Anyone at a workplace can tell a debt collector to knock off and never call again. The offending agency must obey. That's a vital provision in federal law, since lawbreaking debt collectors target people at the PoE to create a maximum of false shame, gossip, and anxiety. Of course, if you're dealing with fake PDL thugs in South Asia, that cease-comm can be hard to enforce.

Whatever the call source, it's extortion dressed as debt collection. It's very likely the debt claim is somewhere between severely flawed and nonexistent. So please don't punish your employees for "personal" calls they never invited and cannot easily control. My notes from October 2011 on payday loan and "hot check" collectors are linked below.

Fake payday loan collection scams
https://800notes.com/forum/ta-429fb24ec2162e3 ... -numbers-here-2

See also this FTC alert: "Fake Debt Collectors"
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0258-fake-debt-collectors

The following will be useful if you have a US domestic collector calling, and will in general help you sniff out the frauds:

official FTC guidance and staff opinions on the FDCPA, PDF copy of the Act
http://www.ftc.gov/os/statutes/fdcpajump.shtm

CFPB Q&A on debt collection practices
http://www.consumerfinance.gov/askcfpb/search ... debt-collection