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"I dont know how to make them stop!!"  Yes, let us NOT take the time to read, especially when the answer is right there in front of you.

First Point calls many times during the week, often at very inopportune times. Clearly a scam. Make 'em stop.

Sure thing. Want that order with fries?

No one here at 800notes can make the calls "stop" for you. You are going to have to be proactive and do it yourself. The next time they call, demand a legitimate, physical mailing address in which to send a cease communication letter VIA certified mail with return receipt requested. This is your right under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. If they refuse, let them know your attorney will get this information for you and see them in court.

Sounds like the recording said Pine Point, debt collectors. I didn't stay on the call after I heard the name. I don't currently have any debts that would require a debt collector to be calling. I have debts but I pay them on time every month. I do know from what I've read about these debt collecting maggots that sometimes they buy old debts from somewhere and once they get their nasty, grubby fat hands on the information, they have the nerve to try to resurrect it and use their bullying, nasty, rude tactics to collect. Happened to me once, long time ago, back in the 1980s. This debt was well over 7 years prior to last time I had being bullied for payments by the original debt collectors, I was out of work when it went into collections so I couldn't pay them then and I didn't pay the new debt collectors and since the debt was well over 7 years old I refused to be bullied by the "Johnny-Come-Latelys."

Multiple daily calls to manufacturing switchboard. Always a robocall "First Point...Debt Collection". Multiple caller ID's. No way to stop them as they constantly change caller ID.

They call wanting you to give them your personal information to verify you're the right person. Saying that you've never responded to their letters so they're calling. I've never heard of these people till their call.

First Point says this a message from a debt collector. Have no idea why they are calling me.

said i owed them a debt never heard of these people

Call from 800-609-5666 and when my answering machine picked up there was a loud, high pitched noise coming from the answering machine. It wasn't a fax machine noise is was weird.

Decided to block as this call came in. After checking here, wise decision!

So you mean the call from "United States" isn't legit? Say whaaaat?

Leave me alone

"This is a call from a debt collector. We have an important message from First Point. Please press any key to speak with a representative that is waiting to assist you or you may call 1-800-609-5666." This message is repeated twice. They call at least once a week. I owe nobody unpaid money and consider this harassment.  Wish I knew what to do about these people.

I received the same calls and messages and I don't owe anyone a damn dime. If I owe a bill, I get a statement in the mail, and I pay it!

Phishing scam , con artists , telemarketers , using numerous numbers local, state, emergency, similiar names , adresses, contact congress, senators, representatives ,petition , victims reembursed, charities, poor aided , through settlements  vexed people amen.

They're ripping poor victims,  people off , phone phishing scams ,vexed vanities of iniquities amen.

Most "Debt Collectors" don't pay their own bills. They are the lowest form of life that exist in any industry. Most of them have been unsuccessful at anything else in life and would rather be doing something else. For hire, they oppress old people, disadvantaged people of all sorts, and generate stress and misery on people until submission to their request.

They called me, asked me my name And I confirmed (not thinking) then they asked me my DOB, I simply asked who they are and what they are calling about. They responded with we are first point and they need to confirm you are who say, and that they connot give out anything else for the protection of their clients. And I then said well if you can't tell me a reason for your call I cannot give you anymore information. They hung up.
I called back got a different person. I asked them who they are. First point, they say. What is it that you do? We do lots of things here, whats your name, they asked? I said well can you list some of the tings you do, so I can better understand why you need my personal information? Ma'am I have alot of customers waiting to speak with me, so I'm going to have to end this with a I hope you have a wonderful day good bye now.
Super scetch if you ask me.

Yes very sketchy...You made 2 mistakes... confirming personal information to a total stranger over the phone and secondly you called them back (twice). Now they have some information about you and you also verified your telephone number for them. (*67 does not work on toll free numbers like 800). Do not answer unknown calls and do not call them back. Protect the rest of your personal information...no matter how mundane it may seem to you, somebody else wants it.