604-530-8908

annoying collection call to wrong person

Send them faxes all day long and tie up their fax line like they tie up our phone lines

I used to come home from work and slump into a chair.  No voice messages again.  No one likes me.  Then, one day, something magical happened.  I came home to find a call from 604-530-8908.  The person who left the message said that she wanted to talk to me!  I looked this number up on the internet and found out that her name is Ms. Wiggins.  I'm kinda shy, so I haven't gotten up the nerve to call her back yet.  But man, she must really think I'm pretty hot!!  She calls me, like, 2, 3 times a day and leaves messages that she wants me to call her!  

That's right, I used to come home to one lonely existence.  But with Ms. Wiggins's pretty voice to look forward to every evening - you can call ME, lonely no more!

these wiggins people keep telling me i have an outstanding bank debt, asking if i live on a street that ive NEVER lived on, but its in the same city i live in currently, and while they dont have my first name right, they have my last name right. problem is, the first name they are looking for is my daughters, and i dont think my 4 year old owes any financial institution $1500. LOL

called looking for someone with same name but they ae not living here

I just emailed the head hauncho there and I will see if he gets back to me.    I just said to take my phone number off as they have the wrong number and the person they are looking for I do not even know.   They probably had this number before me.

I have experienced the samething, I press "4" and they say they will update their records and they call back in a few days.   I have pressed that #4 about 50 times!!.

Hopefully this time it works.   I tried to file a complaint with the BBB but it is one of those forms you have to fill out.   There is no general email from them (that I saw)  I will look back and see if I can.   If I find the proper info, I will send it over - Linda

I just found their hiring process.   They state on how they do not hire collectors that have worked at other agencies, they want to groom them.   yeah that is probably why those employees are so dumb, as they do not know how collections is done, they think that Wiggins way is the right way.   If they went on to any other collection agency, they would be fired.  

Check out their hiring process.   they make it seem that you need to have a good solid education and they teach you "code of conduct"

careers at wiggins.

As a general policy, Wiggins does not hire collectors who have worked for other agencies. The Company prefers to recruit, screen and train collectors according to its own highly successful model. Conversely, collectors who have been trained at Wiggins have no difficulty at all getting employment with other collection agencies. Many of Wiggins' collectors have gone on to management of other agencies and to the client side as credit executives.

The Wiggins hiring process is as follows:

1. A newspaper ad is run
2. Candidates resumes are faxed to the office
3. Resumes are evaluated for basic educational requirements
4. A member of Wiggins Senior Management personally telephones the candidate. This first contact is vital to assess telephone voice and personality.
5. Candidates are then invited to the Wiggins office. Prior to an interview, candidates write up to four computer-based profiling tests. These include:

- The Wonderlic Personnel Tests
- Service Personnel Appraisal System (customized for Telephone Collectors)
- Employee Reliability Inventory
- Comprehensive Personality Profile

Only after candidates have been screened in this way are they invited for an interview. All initial interviews are conducted by Senior Management.

Successful candidates are offered an Employment Contract that includes a six-month appraisal period and a Code of Conduct pledge that must be signed before training begins. Wiggins has utilized this recruitment model for the past four years.

Wiggins' commitment to an open, empowered employee environment has resulted in the company having one of the lowest employee turnover rates in the collection industry.

*** Apply for a position (click here).

Check out these links for more information:

Company Overview
History & Plans
Employee Training
Employee Code of Conduct

please do not call me.

The Wonderlick test?  LOL get down on your knees buddy... <unzips pants>

I work at Wiggins and I am a moron and a dum [***].

don't know who it is?

That stupid [***] called me tonight. I told her I don't know about no parking ticket and hung up.

I have been received phone calls from this phone every single day for a year. This is a machine talk. I can not ask or do anything to stop these calls. Anyone can help us to stop this. Thank you

I am getting calls from some company in Whiterock.  They leave no number and ask for a credit card?

They do not leave a number to call.  I've never been to Whiterock and they have called maybe 200 times?

stop calling people specially wrong person 8:00am satursay morning

I get calls several times a week for the last year and a half.

They are Looking for Laura Estveld, the tenant who lived here previously.

Our phone number is in no way connected with this tenant as we got a new number when we moved into this Shaw building.

We want the calls to cease.

Try https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/ if you live in the U.S.

Complain to the Better Business Bureau.

http://welcome.bbb.org/

The info is on their website

http://www.wiggins-adj.com/contactus.html

I called to let them know that a 'Michael John' did not live here and never has and that I as going to report them and the lady was very rude. They need to be reported to as they are obviously running a two bit company and getting numerous numbers wrong.

I spoke with Telus and they said that unless that threats are uttered against you, this is not considered threatening and the police will not interview.  Use call block.