617-500-7022

I  got a call from this number today. who is this people, i need to repor this number, is not the only time i got call from this number. he told me his name is jon smith. And he ask me for money.

Got a call from this # today and he left a message at my job stating he was "Mark Smith" with some law firm.

I received a call from this number today.  He used a previous married name of mine that i changed 15 years ago.  He said his name is Mark Smith  and was with some compliance department in a law firm, needs to talk to me today to proceed forward with my case.  HMMMMMM........

This might be a rogue law firm in Cambridge, MA.  Robo calls.

this number keeps calling my job,claiming unpaid credit card threating wage garnishment,very rude

This number reportedly belongs to Mireault Legal in Salem, MA.  Don't know if they're a real firm or not, but in my opinion their methods certainly don't seem to be very ethical.

Continuous phone calls with no message.

Robo calls, supposedly from a law firm in MA.  They make their money preying on innocents who are intimidated by their hardball tactics.  Do not respond to these crooks.  If they don't stop calling, contact your attorney and you might be able to win some money from them.

Apparently all the above consumers or debtors don't pay their bills, so traditionally they look for any way of complaining or trying to state they are getting a harassment calls. When in fact they are getting a courtesy call reaching out from a Law Firm that has been retained to litigate, if applicable.

So basically, when you don't pay your bills eventually the bank or investment firm is going to ask for their money back that they borrowed. call me crazy but I would think the ethical thing to do would be to take advantage of the courtesy call and work out an arrangement so the case doesn't escalate. ?????  

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Could you get off the soap box preacher man? We need it for the soap. Many are talking about fraud phone calls, from foreign criminals, extorting money from Americans on fake loans that they do not owe. Please move along, nothing for you here.

Collection agency, a law firm in Massachusetts, all robocalls.  They call on Sundays and in the evenings.  They call cellphones, residential lines and businesses, and do not respect the DNC list. They rarely leave messages.  I have recorded over 100 calls in the last year from these crooks.  They somehow think that they will get money from me by wearing me down.  Fat chance.

Got a call from these guys yesterday stating i owed a debt from 6 yrs ago. picked up on several red flags during conversation like " Just go ahead & give me your credit card # or bank account and we'll get this settled". Really? I've never even heard from you guys & in 2 minutes I'm supposedd to give you access to my accounts. Kept wanting me to give him my ssn # for confirmation. Then they called back 1 hr later & asked again, " Give me your bank account # so we can settle this, its time sensitive."; and this was at 7pm est.  I have worked very hard the last 2 yrs to repay ALL debts & thats why this caught me off guard as I have no knowledge of this debt. Please be very weary & do your homework when dealing with this company.

I just got a call fir them very rude and claim that I'm being sued from an unpaid hospital bill from 2009 but I've been in and out of the hospital since 2012 and haven't never been sued should I believe them

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Got a call from Mark Smith, and I'm definitely feeling better after hearing this is probably a scam, a few months ago i received a call from a debt collector about money i owed like over 7 years ago, but they wouldn't give me proof, that it was my job. When i brought up the statue of limitations in MO was 5 years that since I now lived it GA it was 6 and that since it was recently paid just less than 6 years ago, that it was still viable to be collected on. I know i don't owe money and even if i did the company owed won't get any of it. So I blocked the number (coz since then the amount can't be collected on legally). I doubt this has anything to do with it, but I looked up their site, albeit it "exists" clicking on the link takes you to a white screen. Today I got the call and the number is blocked. I won't be calling him back at all. And will be blocking the number he gave out. I think the fact that his name has changed from John Smith to Mark Smith is pretty obvious.

I paid mark smith $4500.00 to clear up my credit.  It is a scam.  Nothing is marked as paid.

Called 10am eastern today, didn't answer. FBI needs to go in and slit their throats