866-321-8203

Another Portfolio Recovery number.

Harassing; calling from multiple numbers over multiple days; leaving no message.  Unable to substantiate any debt owed.  Never communicating in writing before the phone calls.

Caller: Portfolio Recovery

Some clown calling me at work saying I have credit card debt from 8 years ago.  Nonsense.  Told me to pay him $6,000 or they will sue.  This is like that "IRS" scam where they make up lies to try to get people to send them money.  Predators need to be stopped.

Has a heavy accent. Sounds like from India.

Received call on cell number. No voicemail left.

I plague on humanity, get a real job asshats.

Collectors - BLOCKED and DONE.

Never answer any calls from numbers you don't know, people.

Abusive ignorant [***]. Told them no one by that name at the number they called. Insist that they were correct.  Hung up and blocked #.  These people are vermin.

smells of portfolio recovery...looking for crumbs from settled debt over 9 yrs ago...added reject list

Had a missed call, so I called them back. Gentleman asked for my account number or SS# so that he could assist me. I told him I was returning their call, that I have no outstanding debts. He asked for my SS# again, to which I replied their was NO WAY I was giving out that information. I would give him the phone number they called me at only. He told me he could not locate my account with only that information. I replied that my SS# wouldn't help him either, as they obviously hadobviousky me by mistake and there may be an account with my number on it, but it wasn't mine. He was very polite, but not very helpful. They have called before and I just wanted to put an end to it.

No message left.  Probably some sort of scam.  Caller blocked.

Apple products scam. dont own any. Claimed to be apple support

Stated on recorded line wouldn’t Id themselves. Asked for me, I told had wrong number leave me alone. If you can’t Id yourself, go away.

4.28.20....no message...portfolio recovery...already rejected from july 2019....

EXACTLY!!! I never answer if I don't recognize a number. There are scams out there that when you answer, they say your name and you reply with "yes", they record the "yes" and use it to say you gave permission for something.
There is also a scam that texts you using your bank name. They try to alarm you saying that you requested a one-time code...and if you didn't make the request, it tells you to call the number the provided. When you call they ask for your for your personal info like SS#. Your bank will never do this but when in doubt call your local bank.