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They call my cell about 10 times a day and I have no dealing with them at all. I asked to have my name removed and they told me to get a new number

They call my number asking for someone else. I tell them every time it's a wrong number and please take off my number from their list. Yet they keep calling me back periodically. Fed up.

Called us, asked for someone/thing, we couldn't make out, when Ish said "Don't know them" .. The response was "Thank you for Your time" and hung up

They just called me and askedfor an ex-boyfriend that I have not heard from in over 12 years. I asked how they gt this number and said that he had listed it as a reference. My husband really got a kick out of that. The lady assured me that my number would be removed pronto. We'll see and keep you updated to such.

If we call, you owe us money. Alternatively, someone may have listed YOU as a "reference" for the account in which case we expect you to point us in the direction of the individual responsible for the money owed to us. We are under NO (legal) obligation to "remove you" from ANY list (or to stop calling you, for that matter) unless and until you WRITE us with the specific request to Stop Calling or Contacting you. Good luck getting any of us to just give you our mailing address.

If we call, you owe us money. Alternatively, someone may have listed YOU as a "reference" for the account in which case we expect you to point us in the direction of the individual responsible for the money owed to us. We are under NO (legal) obligation to "remove you" from ANY list (or to stop calling you, for that matter) unless and until you WRITE us with the specific request to Stop Calling or Contacting you. Good luck getting any of us to just give you our mailing address.

If we call, you owe us money. Alternatively, someone may have listed YOU as a "reference" for the account in which case we expect you to point us in the direction of the individual responsible for the money owed to us. We are under NO (legal) obligation to "remove you" from ANY list (or to stop calling you, for that matter) unless and until you WRITE us with the specific request to Stop Calling or Contacting you. Good luck getting any of us to just give you our mailing address.

If we call, you owe us money. Alternatively, someone may have listed YOU as a "reference" for the account in which case we expect you to point us in the direction of the individual responsible for the money owed to us. We are under NO (legal) obligation to "remove you" from ANY list (or to stop calling you, for that matter) unless and until you WRITE us with the specific request to Stop Calling or Contacting you. Good luck getting any of us to just give you our mailing address.

We are under NO (legal) obligation to "remove you" from ANY list (or to stop calling you, for that matter) unless and until you WRITE us with the specific request to Stop Calling or Contacting you. Good luck getting any of us to just give you our mailing address.

If we call you owe us money. Pay up and we'll stop calling.

"If you are repeatedly being contacted by a collector looking for someone other than you, it may be considered a form of harassment. To stop this you need to send them a letter requesting to cease calls."

And here is the address:
1 Imation Place
Building 2
Oakdale, MN 55128
1-888-295-1121

"If you are repeatedly being contacted by a collector looking for someone other than you, it may be considered a form of harassment. To stop this you need to send them a letter requesting to cease calls."

And here is the address:
1 Imation Place
Building 2
Oakdale, MN 55128
1-888-295-1121

"If you are repeatedly being contacted by a collector looking for someone other than you, it may be considered a form of harassment. To stop this you need to send them a letter requesting to cease calls."

And here is the address:
1 Imation Place
Building 2
Oakdale, MN 55128
1-888-295-1121

"If you are repeatedly being contacted by a collector looking for someone other than you, it may be considered a form of harassment. To stop this you need to send them a letter requesting to cease calls."

And here is the address:
1 Imation Place
Building 2
Oakdale, MN 55128
1-888-295-1121

Yes you are:
"If you are repeatedly being contacted by a collector looking for someone other than you, it may be considered a form of harassment. To stop this you need to send them a letter requesting to cease calls."

And here is the address:
1 Imation Place
Building 2
Oakdale, MN 55128
1-888-295-1121

Not always, you maybe calling a reference that doesn't owe the money and has no information:
"If you are repeatedly being contacted by a collector looking for someone other than you, it may be considered a form of harassment. To stop this you need to send them a letter requesting to cease calls."

And here is the address:
1 Imation Place
Building 2
Oakdale, MN 55128
1-888-295-1121

I don't owe you squat.  Haven't been in college in 30 years. If I was used as a reference, it was without my knowledge.  Don't call back.

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) is the Federal law that says what debt collectors can and can't do. For starters, they aren't to call you about a debt that you don't owe. When a debt collector first contacts you about a debt, you have the right to request them to verify the debt is yours. If the debt collector can't come back with proof that you owe the debt, they're not allowed to contact you anymore.

Even without sending a validation request, debt collectors have certain rules they must follow when it comes to contacting you over the phone. For example, they can't call you before 8 a.m. or after 9 p.m. your local time. They can't call you repeatedly, and they can't call you at anytime you've previously stated is inconvenient.

There's no law that says you have to communicate with a debt collector by phone. If you hang up on a debt collector there is nothing they can do about it. But, if the collector continues to call you repeatedly even after you have hung up on them, they are in violation of the FDCPA.

All you have to do to stop debt collectors from calling you is tell them that you prefer to communicate with them in writing. Written communication works in your favor because it gives you a record of everything that is said. If the debt collector violate the FDCPA, you have hard evidence that could lead to a lawsuit in your favor. Keep in mind that, by law, the debt collector does not have to honor this request.

The surest way to stop debt collectors from calling you is by sending what is known as a cease and desist letter. In the letter, state that the collector should cease and desist further communication with you. Note that the cease and desist letter only applies to debt collectors, not the original creditor.