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Hello folks, I have been a Private Investigator for 15 years and have seen and heard of these a lot. First off if you owe money to one of these strange callers they maybe collectors. If I may please let me tutor you. According to the government website www.ftc.gov they have information on how to deal with collection agencies and trust me you could even win money for taking time to collect all their calls to you and placing a cease and desist on them, and if they were to continue you could win $1000 plus court cost.
Secondly you simply tell them that they are third party creditors and you will not be speaking to them, that you prefer to speak only to a registered agent of the first company.
Thirdly and most frightening is when you do call back and no one answers you could be being scammed by way of calling them back and your number is being trapped by a electronic quizmo that allows others to use your time on your phone. You should look into this.
Fourthly with all smart phones these days you can go into the LOG and see who called and long press that number and when you do there will be an option for blocking that number.
Fifth and last, a lot of call that you may get are companies that are out of Arizona, California just about anywhere, so if you do recognize the number don't answerm
Good luck and Godbless you, I hope this helps.
Edward Rivera

You cannot collect a dime. If these callers, trying to collect fake debts, are calling from foreign countries - how do you sue? You can't & don't. Best action, ask for proof of debt in writing, by US Mail.

Bank of America  transfer my account and  without me any information for the payment of housing loan is up date with them ??

Bank of America  transfer my account and  without me any information for the payment of housing loan is up date with them ??

It is M&T Bank.  They bought my equity loan from Bank of America (who bought it from the originating mortgage lender)... and that was a couple years ago. After looking up the number on here (because they left no voice mail!!), I call them back and get re-directed to the insurance department. Now, keep in mind, my equity loan is not escrow (I pay the insurance and taxes separately).  I have never needed to provide insurance information.  But, apparently, after a couple years, they decide they needed proof. This isn't a big deal ... except for the efforts I had to make to even find out who was calling me... then to call my agent so she can fax the info... what a pain in the @#$&% ... Seriously.. smh ....  
(I did give them a lecture for not leaving a voice mail ...but, I doubt it will do any good)

they say they have money for me. called back and the recording  answered " welcome to the hottest talk line" so I hung up. getting calls twice a day.