214-765-2017

Credit Corp Solutions repeatedly robocalls wrong number attempting to scam money from unexpected people. Pays not attention to No Call Lists. Assumes they are above legal challenges and the law.

As you perfectly well know the "no call lists" have nothing to do with this.  This is not a sales call.  Why you even brought it up is beyond my comprehension since everything was clearly explained when you signed up.  I see that they are located in Utah.  A certified, return receipt "not me" letter should do the trick.  You can also report them to the FTC, the CFPB, and your State Attorney General.  If that is too much trouble you can continue to enjoy the calls.  Your choice.

Very obvious, as your company (Credit Corp Solutions) has done in the past is monitor comments from your victims who post your phone number. Stop harassing innocent people and attempting to scam money. Amazing how if you don't comprehend the message left to help others, you would try to downplay the purpose of this site to warn others.

Oh, please, are you really that incredibly stupid.  What, I told you that you were wrong and now you are upset so you want to start a rumor?  Sorry, that doesn't work around here.  You see I can prove what I said and you can't.  Simple fact of life.  Now, read this (once you learn how to read).

What the Do Not Call lists covers and doesn’t cover and why:  https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0108-national-do-not-call-registry

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If I register my number, will ALL unwanted calls stop?
No, the Do Not Call Registry prohibits sales calls. You still may receive political calls, charitable calls, debt collection calls, informational calls, and telephone survey calls.
In addition, companies may still call if you’ve recently done business with the company, or if you’ve given the company written permission to call you. However, if you ask a company not to call you again, it must honor your request. Record the date of your request

Now, you will notice that I included the link to the actual page at the DNC sign up.  Of course you will claim that you don't want to click on that because you are afraid of getting a virus because you once again are too stupid to recognize that it is an official FTC. gov website.  So, if you can locate the DNC sign up page then you can go to the top of the page where it says "more information" and then click on the link that says information for consumers.  Now, grow up, and accept the fact that you were wrong, and then you can crawl back under your rock and lick your wounds.

Oh, and why would I have given you two possible solutions to your problem if I worked for that company?  My God you are incredibly stupid.