480-337-3200

Call asking for a Sara Wilson and when I tell them it's not her # and hang up the call right back asking if I know her and want to know why she gave them that #

Couple of calls from this and from 800-925-0535(Wells Fargo Auto Finance from Phoenix AZ - I believe are related).  Told them to stop calling but they called back several times hung up.

Received a missed call from this number.  Didn't answer because of the 480 area code.  I find it really strange that this number has a thread associated with it.

Calls 2 to 3 times a week in mid afternoon and 5:00am mornings asking for Claudia or Jose, when we tell them they have the wrong number they turn rude and ask mutiple questions about persons they are looking for. picked up number from caller ID and returned call to get WellsFargo Auto Finance.  Seems to be there tactic for getting through to delinquent paying customers.  If you have similiar problems with number above, make complaint to Christian at WellsFargo 1-480-337-3090 direct line.

They called me asking questions about a neighbor. As rude as the situation was the girl was nice but she expects me to call back when I see she is home. HATER ALERT and sorry I am not one! They better pay me tog et involved in that crap.

This is the collections department at wells fargo.  Usually by the time they call, you are 30 days overdue. 8009250535 is a related number

This company keeps calling everyday relentlessly.(over 3 months) I must have filed a complaint against them on www.donotcall.gov at least 10 times. They just don't seem to care and the "Do Not Call" registry people have not done anything.
Note every time they call you, make sure you file a complaint at www.donotcall.gov
Eventually someone in the govt. will take care of their behavior and they will fine them.

800-925-0535 is an associated number.  Both are Wells Fargo Auto Finance.  One is the "loss mitigation" unit-i.e. major collections.

My suggestion is that if you have an account with them, call and tell them to "pick up the vehicle."  Sort of eliminates their leverage, doesn't it?

Got a call looking for an ex-wife won't state loan terms what they're calling in regards to and asks about my child custody. Might be posing as an autofinance company when they're working for government?

These people call me 7 or 8 times a day..looking for a son in law..I'm disabled and can't always get to the phone..and they will call 3 or 4 times in a row..I've told them he doesn't live here and to quit calling me..Now they have started calling my neighbors  leaving messages for me..my neighbors are senior citizens..I'd like to know if this harassment is legal??Can anything be done?

Call and ask for some odd named person, then get angry with me because I have no clue who they are calling for. I've the same phone number for years and I don't even deal with Wells Fargo...so I'm not sure how they got my number or what they want.  This is unreal.

Aggressive person asking for # of a person I know so they could call them to get in touch with another person.    He called back 3 time after I told him I'd report him.

Wells Fargo auto finance keeps calling my cell phone number for a woman who used to live at my apartment. I have had this cell number since I moved from the other side of the country, there is NO WAY this woman could be connected to it. They are hounding me and calling for someone who I have never met. The only reason I know she used to live at my place is that I get bills addressed to her sometimes wrongly sent to me in the mail. I have told Wells Fargo several times that this woman has no connection to me other than my address and I have no clue anything about her. NOT TO CALL MY CELL PHONE... but the calls keep coming even though they say they won't. I am going to have to change my number because they are so persistant.

This is sounding like some serious Homeland Security thing, how are they getting people's neighbors names and numbers? I am a little freaked out now. They keep calling me for a guy I don't know, just keep leaving messages so far...I don't answer out of area calls.

Wells Fargo asking for me but thought I was a sister to my ex husband. Weird since we have been divorced for 14 yrs and I didn't have this # back then. They used my old marrid name too.

I get these calles every 1/2 hour. I have an auto account but I have NEVER been behind on payments. I'm actually $1200.oo ahead of payments. RUDE co-callers want $500 a week when my payments are $400 a month. Iv told them to come pick up the vehicle or lower my interest rate. They harrass from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. They need to know the laws from different states regards to co-caller harrassement. I know they are doing their job but they are just people off the streets needing work. Ive spoken to a REAL Wells Fargo Rep at a REAL bank. Ive showed him my call records from month to month, he and the supervisor were shocked. Ive played them voicemails of their reps being heard on my voicemails harrassing their employees rudely/sexually/illicit comments/speaking about the callers they spoke to. One W.F.lady was over heard saying "These damn (racial name) need to find a "F'n" job. What makes them think if they get unemployment they can afford a vehicle. Oh well deadbeats just scrounging for governement money." The supervisor at W.F. was floored when I played that message. They apologize everytime I go into the bank to make my payments.

They tell me (the callers) that I'm behind $1900.oo & when I request proof they tell me they will send it in the mail & I have YET to receive the "proof" when in reality I am NOT behind. They are just a calling center, not part of Wells Fargo. Tell them you have them recorded & that your taking the recording to the bank but make sure you tell them AFTER you get their name, state of where they are calling from. They WILL stop calling, as per a supervisor at a REAL Wells Fargo bank.

Good Luck!!

You can and should send a Certified Return Receipt letter via mail to them telling them to "Cease and Desist" all phone calls as per - Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, (FDCPA) and Federal Trades Commission (FTC).  Under Section 806 of the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act, (FDCPA) 15 U.S.C. 1692 (d) (5) it states that causing a telephone to ring or engaging any person in telephone conversation repeatedly or continuously with intent to annoy, abuse or harass any person at the called number constitutes 'harassment' and will not be tolerated.  
If the calls still continue, you may file a complaint with the FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection at the
following link:  https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/.
Always make your request in writing regarding the "Cease and Desist" and if they continue to call after getting your correspondence, fill out a complaint as mentioned above each and every time you get a call from them, you may include several phone calls in each complaint to save time on your part.
Good luck - I have used the system and had some very favorable results involving such calls.

These clowns have called my Japan-based SoftBank cellphone exactly twice in the last 12 hours.  Using their modern technology of when your phone is answered, if you speak loud enough, it will que some live clown to come on.  These idiots always give themselves away by saying outloud "hello?!", after you've said "hello?!" loud enough to que their machine.  Like you've caught them by surprise. Then if you don't say anything, and just listen, they'll say "Hi..so and so.  Is that you?  The calls will continue".  And I'm thinking, "oh my God, they'll come all the way to Japan and get me :-)"..NOT!!  Anyway, I'll let them keep running up their international phone calling rates.  Just keep my cell on vibrate, or turn it off..Not a problem

This is the phone number for Wells Fargo Auto Finance Repossession Division.   I have had a car loan with them since about 2007, and while it's been a rocky 4 years on this loan I managed to keep things more or less together until this year.  Typical story - been laid off, etc. and had some family-related moves in the processes that have really pushed me to the edge money-wise.  I'd dealt with WF Bank before, and they can be uncompromising when asking for back payments... once, on the "less together" side of things I was told to come up with $1200 in 48 hours or my account would be sent to repo, which I managed to do.  This was way beyond that though, so I'd pretty much resigned myself to a repossession.  After the predictable (and understandable) multiple calls from the auto-dial numbers, I finally got some from this one (as well as from 480-337-2900 - same dept.) from someone that a) sounded like an adult, b) spoke native fluent American English, and c) said that they had "options" (plural) for me.  Figuring I had nothing to lose (as well as an obligation to turn over the car as needed) at this point, I just returned the call with no BS to see what the deal was going to be.  Bottom line... I was 5 months (yes, five - gasp now if you like) past due, and they were 3 days away from charging off the account... and repo was on the way.  OK, I replied - what are the options?  I asked.  Reply - fulfill your most deliquent payment immediately, get your next single month payment in by the due date... and pay 1.5 months worth every month thereafter.  Me: "Yes, please!!"  

Here's the deal:  I was $2200 behind on my car, and all they wanted upfront to keep from towing the thing out of the garage was $300 cash, and on-time payments thereafter (at 1.5 x monthly, but still...).  I have no idea why in the world the most reasonable people at WF are the repo folks - and in case this needs saying, your mileage may vary dramatically.  My payments to date have already covered the face-value of the loan note so I might be in a better position than most, and this IS the *repo* department after all... But, I have to say that if you have a loan with WF Auto, and you know (or even think) you are behind, and you get  call from this number, answer it and talk with them.  Yes, you might end up getting your car towed - I make no guarantees here, and I myself am on the thinnest of ice to be sure - but in my case, after making my full payment, it appears that my contact is making good on their end by stopping the collection calls and crediting my (terribly delinquent) account as agreed.  

Good luck - hope things work out for anyone reading this!

They are able to get the names and numbers from the credit bureaus when they do an address search for a debtor they are looking for... that explains how they are able to call neighbors... really there are only 2 options for you, either be patient with their stupid computer systems for taking their sweet time in updating debtor contact info, or change your number... sorry for being the bearer of bad news...