866-614-7103

This is the First Bank of Deleware. They offer Payday loans. Do not give out your bank information over the phone no matter who they are. In addition if you have applied for any payday loans you can expect a slue of these companies to call you since every website warns you (in small print ofcourse) that they sell your name & phone number as well as most of the rest of your information to all of their subsidiaries, sister companies, parent companies & affiliates. Yes that is a lot of people that will have your information by the end of ONE application. Please be careful. These sites are not safe.

They immediately asked for my social security number.

Yes this is the First Bank Of Delaware aka ThinkCash a payday loan company online.

they called me a minimum of 12 times a day, until one day I answered. The first thing they asked me for was my SS# to verify my identity. I asked them what this was regarding, they said I had an account with them. I have never used a payday loan, and only have an account with one bank, whom I have been with for over 10 years. I refused my SS# and they got short and stated that I needed to resolve the problem immediatly. I kindly told them, if I did indeed have an account with them, they needed to send me verification they the mail, so I could verify they were legitimate, they told me, and I quote, "we do not deal with any mailings of any sort, all of our business is done strictly over the phone". Did they really just tell me they weren't gonna send me any verification of any account I MAY have with them, yet they want me to freely give them my SS# and who knows what else over the phone? I think I'm gonna report this company to someone, maybe even my attorney since they are beyond making a reasonable amount of calls and keep calling me, even after being asked not to. Just thought this information may be of assistance to someone else.

Have had my new blackberry just a few days, and this number turned up this morning as a missed call.   I will report this number to my employer, so we can send an email alert to all our company's blackberry users.

This number calls me a minimum of 10 to 15 times per day.  I have added them to my Mr Number app on my phone but somehow they have gotten past it and still connect.  I do not have an account with them, my only loans are with a local credit union and student loans held privately.  I have asked repeatedly for them to stop calling but they continue to do so.

They are truly annoying.  I couldn't imagine spending 8 hours a day asking people for money over the phone.

This number keeps calling us once day.  A partial recording that states to call 866-614-7103.  I will not call but want to know how to report this company - evidently Bank of Delaware - to the authorities.

Plain Green Loans debt collection division. They want their money back. They do online payday and installment type loans

i also do not have an account with them . they say i took one in 2009 and waiting until now june of 2012 to contact me , i have never in my life had a payday loan and the references used were one of my x husband who i have not spoken to in 22 years . and they actually told me i had to pay the account off and then sue who ever did it .. they also could not give me the information to whose account it had been issued to .  i am not paying them ad the continually harass me ,

Thank you for this.

They call me multiple times a day. They want their money and they will call your job unless you tell them otherwise.

You just tell them to not call your work number anymore and they will stop?

Ann, don't listen to the Pickle.  Take your cue from the FTC.  Click here for your rights under the FDCPA:
https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/debt-collection-faqs

That is OK for a third party debt collector but does not apply to original creditors which I believe is what this place is.

Thanks Big A

I found them, it is another one of those tribal loan shark places.  The sooner they make payday loans like that illegal the better off this country will be.

For Ann and anyone else reading, please note that I gave you some misinformation about the FDCPA.  If you read
BigA's reply to me, you'll note that those regulations don't apply to original creditors.  My apologies for misleading you. :-(