8558754065

call me twice a day, once in early afternoon and once around 7-7:30 pm

Did your admonition re: not calling effective?

Me, too!

Got a call on my cell around 7:15p.m., I didn't answer, they didn't leave a massage

Oldest guy you ever want this Indian whatever it is is to get information without giving any information I told him I didn't have anything to say to him without knowing what it was concerning have a good day you all day away from this guy

daily calls over the past couple weeks, never with a voicemail. Finally answered one and the guy asked to first verify my address before proceeding (was not my address) so he then asked to verify my birth year. I told him there was no way I was going to give him my personal information without knowing who it was or what it was in regards to. Absolute scammers looking for your info. I blocked them, hoping it never comes up again.

caller didn't leave message... moron

Hajib, or Hash Hish calkled and mumbled someting about a debt owed by Pablo Ramirez. I am NOT Pablo Ramirez, so we danced around no Pablo at this number, comprende. LOL I eventually grew weary of Hash Hish's poor English skills, and hung up. The bets part, I BLOCKED him. LMFAO

Credence Resource Management is a debt collections company that partners with American Medical Response. I had a ambulance bill to pay to American Medical Response, missed a payment, so I was automatically given to collections. I am not 100% they are a scam, but let me tell you the story.
I was called by (855) 875-4065 every day, sometimes twice a day, for a week. I did not answer and they never left a message. Finally, after talking to American Medical Response, I found out (855) 875-4065 was the collections company I needed to pay. So I called. I spoke to a man with a very thick accent (I think Indian?) and he told me they could reduce my bill. We made a deal and in 3 payments I would be done! My dad is lawyer and deals with contracts all the time. He advised me to get this deal in writing before I gave my credit card information over the phone. I asked the man if he could email me what we agreed upon before giving him my credit card information. He told me this was a one time deal and could not email me. I told him I was uncomfortable giving my information without his assurance. He then got his supervisor on the phone. I told him that I wanted to take this deal, and I told him that my lawyer (my dad) advised me to not give my information until this was in writing. He said he could not email me or even send a letter, but that it would be okay to give me credit card information. They both kept saying this was a one time deal, therefore they could not email me and confirm it (?). Furthermore, I was not going to get any confirmation or receipt until AFTER ALL the payments were done. We went back and forth saying the same things. In the end, I told them to send my regular bill because I would not be taking the deal.

Ha!  Good one!

These !@#$%^&*'S need an itch they cannot reach to keep them too busy to continue scamming the public;

I know where the calls are emanating from-
I "won" a laptop, I was told, recently while using someone's Wi-Fi, from their carrier. I usually give them a different first name, when they collect my information.
Well, guess what? This 855 875-4065 call is asking for my fictitious name! Same guy you all are describing- heavy Indian accent and won't tell me what he wants. The last time he called, I told him that guy "passed away".
You can also reply you are on a "do not call" list.
This scares them.

keep calling everyday

My son did take an ambulance trip a year or more ago.  No, I didn't pay the bill.  Probably a legit company but be careful.  I think you should always call the original creditor first and get direct from them the name of the agency it is placed with for collection.

Called my parents (I haven't lived with them. In 20 years) saying Someone is looking for me & is filing paperwork at the court house?!?

Received a call from them multiple times. One time I had no response. The second time they were saying they were debt collectors trying to get $400 from me from an ambulance bill. I did get into an auto accident last year, but the insurance supposedly covered my bills. Why would they be collecting debt for an ambulance company without a proper invoice in the mail? I have not received any sort of bill.

Most likely a fraud.

Got call on my cell at 3:56 today. A guy with strong Indian accent claimed to be with Dell Technical Service (or support) Have gotten too many of these calls and I told the guy not to call again. Sometimes they can be very rude.

This is exactly what he said to me. I asked him who are you and who do you work for ? His reply was ummmmmm so I hung up on him.

Same calls, same accent as previous writers, but this is the 3rd phone # he's used. Wants $104.00 on a $6500.00 ambulance bill that that was paid by insurance....no deductible! Gets A's for being totally obnoxious and unbelievably persistent!

Just got a call for my minor child and they would not talk to me (her father) about what they want. Naturally I would never just had the phone to my daughter with some old man with very poor English is on the other end. I already know what its for... and I have already been reimbursed the cost of the ambulance ride but they never sent me a bill.