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They are a collection agency called ERC. They represent Dillard's department store. We owe money for it but we have other more important things to take care of now like saving our home!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I receive 6 to 8 phone calls a day from this and other collection agencies.  They ask for my daughter.  My daughter is 38 years old and hasn't lived here for many years.  I tell the callers this and they ask for my daughter's number.  I gave them my daughters number but they continue to call us numerous times a day, mostly with recorded messages.  (We no longer answer the phone but we still get recorded messages on the answering machine.)  My daughter says all of her debts were absolved in a bankruptcy proceeding but they still call her too.  This has been going on for years.  I have excellent credit.  I have always paid creditors on time and never defaulted.  I read the comments on these message boards and wonder why all of these people are't flooding complaints to their congressman and senators.  The current safeguards are woefully inadequate.  Another example of how our representatives sell out to the highest dollar.  Ethics and integrity are just words to lawyers and  politicians.  We should vote them all out of office

The company that called is Enhanced Recovery Company (ERC).

They called my pay-per-use cell phone and left a voicemail message.  I only use that phone for emergencies and have not given out the number to anyone.  Just to check the message cost me money.  The only number I've called with that phone was my home, so I don't know how they got that number.

The message left was automated but had the beginning cut off... the message was something like: "cannot be used for that purpose.  Please visit payerc.com or call 1-800....  Please use the reference number ....".

After looking up the phone number and website, I called them.  The woman I spoke with said they were trying to contact Rxx Rxxxxx... that wasn't me... my first name isn't Rxx, I don't have the last name Rxxxxx, and I don't know anyone by that name.  She said she would take my number off of their list.

You probably will have to call them back just to tell them to stop calling.  They need to do better research on who they're trying to contact instead of wasting other people's time and money.

Why r these people calling me? No one can give me an answer.

called tryin to collect on a att phone that was not even mine omg

This company is "fishing", a fraudulent activity. They call numbers from multiple sources, typically numbers once associated with a bad debt. They pretend they are collecting the debt and want a credit card payment by phone. Unfortunately they haven't necessarily been authoritized to collect such debt. In some cases  they are trying to collect documented disputed debts or debts legally written off years ago. Disputed debts are not collectible until the dispute is resolved between the business and the debtor. Written off debts are not collectable at all. Report these calls to the FCC as cell phone and telephone violations. The FCC has a simple online form and has a lot of clout in these matters..

Got a call from Enhanced Recovery Services.  Wanted to get me to pay for an AT&T bill from 6 years ago from an address I moved away from 12 years ago.  Do you get it?  I was not even there, in fact, PacBell owned the telephone service at that time and AT&T did not own that company until 2006.  My PacBell account was paid in full because where I moved I kept the same number and had to transfer it out, but BEFORE I could, of course, I had to pay off the final bill and then turn it over to Verizon.  They even charged me a going away fee and Verizon charged me a transfer welcome to our company fee.  Fricken-A!

So, I advised them to stop calling me and they said they would, but we'll see.  I have hired attorney's to combat these debt collectors, Lemberg & Associates.  Look them up.