877-271-2450

1-877-271-2450 called and insisted I had cashed a check at a Payroll now location.  They did not have the correct name or SS#, but insisted it was me (NOT), and sending their lawyer.  I'm shaking in my boots . . . how annoying.  DOn't those paycheck now places get ID?

1-877-271-2450  Caller asked for a person with a name that did not live at my address. When I said wrong number, they asked if I knew this person. I didn't answer directly but asked who was calling and he said "Ryan"  nothing more. He said this person listed me as a relative - I promptly told him you had wrong information, then he said I mean he listed you as a reference.  He asked - so you don't know him?  I said you have the wrong information a few times as he was insistent on pinning me down to knowing the person or not, then I hung up.  Very suspicious.

Voice mail left at residential number for someone unknown there by someone claiming to be calling on behalf of Bryant Hodge & Associates and giving 877 271 2450 as call back number.

I received the same calls with the same questions several times from the number.  Finally, I told them to get my number out of their system.  How can a collections law firm get that many "wrong calls?"  There is something going on that is not above board and/or doesn't make sense.  I think the law firm is harassing people.  Call your State  Attorney General's office and report the suspicious calls.

This company is calling and looking for my son.  I told them he doesn't live here and they keep calling.

Hello, got a call from the same number.  Did not answer, and they left a message.  Said his name was Sam Wiseman and I needed to call him back with a case number.  The odd thing is that he asked for a Mary.  I am not Mary.  In fact I do not know anyone named Marty.  I called the 207-571-8789 back and got no answer.  I don't plan on calling back again.

Sam Wyse at 877 271 2450 called my parents asking for me. Stated he's an attorney and started asking her a lot of personal questions which she refused to answer. It's no one's business. This may be true and it may be a scammer. You never can tell. Even attorneys can cheat people. Beware.

These idiots called me at 6am this morning. Protect yourself by reading "The Fair Debt Collections Practices Act". It's Federal legislation that regulates debt collections practices.