877-723-9821

This number keeps calling me when I blocked their 877-708-5355 number. All of the posts I read on this number says it's a scam and they will tell you that you owe money that you don't really owe and try to get you to pay them something.  They will have your private information and harass you at work, cell and family contact numbers.  I'm not sure who to report them to!

Have received several calls from this number. Have repeatedly asked hem to stop calling, but they continue to call. It is a scam!!

How can I stop these calls?? I block one phone number and  then they call from a different one. It is so frustrating and they have called family members about me. I don't owe anything and I'm becoming very concerned they have my personal info. Tempted to change my phone number but I don't know if that would make a difference! It's a SCAM!!

This is obviously a scam so I endured the caller telling me I'm a horrible person for walking out on my "debt" and other choice vulgar words.

I calmly told him that if he cannot provide written proof of the debt he will never see a cent from me or anybody else, if he continues to call my family without providing the legally required proof that the debt exists I will file official complaints and go after him for everything I am able to under the sun.

Do not allow this person to bully you and instruct your family and coworkers to not answer the calls.

"When a debt collector contacts you about a debt, he must send a written statement of your right to request written verification of the debt and your right to dispute the debt.

Request verification of the amount money you owe and to whom you owe it if the debt is not yours or you think that you owe less money than the debt collector wants you to pay. When asking for proof, remember these tips:

- Always put your verification request in writing.
- Ask the debt collector to respond to you in writing.
- Ask the collector to verify the original amount of the debt that is still owed and any interest, late fees, and collection fees. Ask him to itemize each amount instead of presenting the debt as a lump sum.

According to the Federal Trade Commission, which enforces the FDCPA, the No. 1 complaint about debt collectors is that they try to collect more money than the consumers really owe."

I never received a phone call from these people but my husband did and the VM  stated : this message is in regards  to our location and tracing efforts for ...it is important that we speak with you, if we can not verify this information through you the law allows us to contact all references on file. If you are unable to provide information please still contact us.

Got the same vm about tracing and location of a Nichole book or something like that

Got the same message I just dismiss it caller ID is great