702-410-8086

No message left on my voicemail.  Could only hear background noise, swear it sounded like a bar or casino.  Any ideas out there?

This is a collection agency company for a pay day loan company..

get this call every week never answer, just ignore when my cell goes off at work.who ever this person is they are waste my minutes. very annoying and frustruating.

I got a call from 702-410-2012 calling himself John Davis..My voice mail told Me to call another number 877-254-2285 I know there are a lot of scams coming from all over the World these days. I remembered the old days when People went to a real job. Not go and try to steal other Peoples money.

Received call from 702-410-8086 asking for my husband. I told him he was at work and how could I help him.  He claimed he was working for Wells Fargo and they were doing an "employment check" on my husband, apparently for a mortgage or something... I knew something was wrong with this inquiry, so I asked the gentleman who he was, and who he was working for?  He admitted he was working for MRC Collections (Nevada area) and was calling about an old account from Lowes from 2002.  It concerns me that a reputable company would have their employees use these kind of illegal tactics to get information from people.  It was quite obvious that person had access to our credit file in order to obtain the specific bank information.  I also wonder if Wells Fargo would like their company being falsely used in this manner?  After checking online, it appears this person violated debt collection practices by using a false company name (Wells Fargo). Wells Fargo had nothing to do with the phone call.  This information was obtained from the Federal Trade Commission Website - Fair Debt Collection Practice Act - Debt collectors may not lie when they are trying to collect a debt, or use a false company name.I intend to file a complaint against MRC with the Federal Trade Commission, and the Attorney General of Texas.  Many states have their own debt collection laws that are different from the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.  Your Attorney General's office can help you determine your right under your state's laws.  www.oag.state.tx.us   www.ftc.gov