206-866-5888

James Stanley and associate

Got a call from this number but they didn't leave a message. Probably a scam or bill collector. I don't answer calls from numbers I don't know or that are blocked------I let it go to voicemail and if they don't leave a message then I add them to my block list.

Had a call from 206-866-5888.    He was looking for a distant relative with same last name.  Probably a bill collector.   Asked me to pass along a message for the relative to call Aaron Barr at Stanley and Associates Law Office.  Wouldnt tell me why, just that it was a legal matter and to pass on the message.  the call back number he gave is 888-203-7791.   I see that number is also associated with reports of bill collectors.   So, ok to block calls from either of these numbers.

Got a call from this number and googled it immediately as I didn't know it, found this site and my suspicions were confirmed. Funny thing is the moment this site came up they called again and I hit reject on my phone....yet they called back immediately! So of course I rejected it again and they called AGAIN! This went on for maybe 4 times until I blocked them.

The curious thing is that I tried to send them a text informing them to stop, and that because this is a prepaid phone there's no way that I'm who they think they're calling....in other words, if it's a bill collector then I'm not their intended target...but my text was returned as undeliverable! HA!

And for those who post here and on similar sites who pontificate about how how the deadbeats who owe on debts are the real problem, try wrapping your pinheads around this: Many of the calls for debts are going to incorrect phone numbers for a variety of reasons such as a phone number being recycled, your ASSumption that those who receive these calls are dodging collection is faulty. We in fact are actuality victims of abuse by the scumbags of the industry.

I refuse to speak to anyone who makes such a call to set them straight as it's fruitless because in their eyes they consider me "in fact" to be the person they're trying to get a hold of and that I'm lying when I tell them otherwise.