877-816-7220

Got a call from this number and a mechanical voice said no one was available to talk to me - then hung up.

Got a call from this number asking for someone who doesn't live here.  Who are these freaks?

Penical Financial, debt collection.

This number called my phone this morning. I dont really feel comfortable answering 1-800 numbers.

Our called number is a Magic Jack number that we have only had a few months.
The caller states from 877-816-7220 and leaves messages looking for a person giving name.
The next day there is another call from same number asking for someone else.
Caller is a robot saying debt collector.

don't know who this is... but they call constantly... and they don't leave a message EVER... but will call all day long... all evening and even on weekends... the calls start as early as 6:30am and come as late as 10:30pm..... I've started programming my phone (with this number) as "trash call"... that way, when I see it, I know it's those assbags again... and won't answer it by mistake .....

This call is from Diversified Collection Agency  looking for some one that doesn't live here. Very Rude .

This number keeps calling at all fricken hours and just hangs up

Call multiple times a day with prerecorded message when you try to call back they don't answer so you can't tell them take your number off the list they call from 6:30 to 10:30pm don't know how to make it stop

>> don't know how to make it stop <<

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or perhaps they could answer if they owe a bill and pay for it, I know its a old concept..... js

Debt collector for an energy company that services Iowa not sure if it services other areas

They called me and when I answered all you could hear is someone breathe then they hung up after the 3rd time of me saying hello. Very strange. I have never had this happen the entire time I have had my number and I have only had it for a few months.

Or perhaps they don't owe any money and the collector has an old number for the debtor!!! JS

They call everyday two and three times a day. When I answered the call yesterday, the lady stated that she was from a collection agency trying to collect on a debt on a PG&E account for an address in California. When she finally told me who she was looking for I told her she had the wrong number and she then asked me "Are you sure you're not this person and that you don't know this person"  0_O  I don't even live in California, the area code should have given that away and if I knew who the person was I would tell them so they would quite calling me!!! To make it even more annoying, the same lady called me back again today....