877-488-3558

Allied interstate debt collection company

Keeps calling, doesn't leave a message.  Adding this to my kick to voicemail contact.

doesn't leave a meesage

They call repeatedly, no one is there when you answer.  They usually will call 3 times in a row. morning , afternoon, then evening

PIckup and get no answer. Get a call every day.

Calls a lot w/no message

Very annoying. Calls several times in morning, and evening.  No response when I pick up.  Now, I let it just ring........ I believe this is from my Chase credit card.  They are the only creditor that had my cell number.

it is a debt collector. very annoying call

Very annoying number.

It is a debt collector - Allied Interstate.  I've also just received a letter from them too, re: my Chase credit card that I'm behind paying on.  The first couple of times I answered, the person didn't respond immediately so I hung up.  This last time, I answered and said "hello" several times and waited, then spoke with Rachel, she was very nice and polite.  I am trying to resolve this issue, so this really isn't a problem for me (except that they keep calling over and over and the phone keeps ringing if they don't reach you).

call every day and don't leave a message.

Can't stand these people. They keep calling. I told at least 3 people from the company my story. I will pay off the whole balance in 1 month. What don't you get I have 0 money now, but in 1 month I will be getting the money to payoff the entire balance. These morons keep calling. Like I'm going to repeat myself every single day they call.

They call as early at 7:00am on the weekends and all day on Sunday as well.  Stop them please!

These guys call all the time - today I answered - was a debt collector for someone who lived here 2 years ago. I gave them his new phone # and they said they would remove my #
2 hours later - another call, but they hung up
So, I called the idiots back and went through the same crap - saying the last guy said he was going to remove my #   (right)
Am crossing my fingers, hopefully this time it got removed, cuz this is getting old

you can report t them to the FCC if they are still calling you this early. They are not allowed to call you before 8 am. You'll need the times and the dates that they called you before 8 am to file against them.

Allied interstate debt collection. Not sure who they are collecting on behalf of because they never leave a message.

This number call my cell phone lady answer i ask her who are you why are you calling me
she keep asking me what is  my address

Get this call a few times a day at a business - there is no one there when I answer, i almost immediately get a call from 866-237-7869 after and the same thing.  Very bothersome when the phones are ringing from actual customers.  If they would only say something so I can get to the bottom of it.

i dont have a chase credit card account.  they started calling 2 days ago. no one there. no message. number is blocked

They call relatives, neighbors and employers before contacting you directly.

Read whole article here - http://www.fdcpa.me/fake-process-server-injunction/

The debt collectors allegedly often instructed their first-level collectors not to call the consumer directly but rather to call the consumer’s current employer or a family member in order to create a false sense of urgency so that the consumer will pay before thinking about his or her rights.

Other debt collectors have been known to initiate contact by calling a couple of neighbors in order to humiliate and intimidate the consumer. The tactic is so common that debt collectors have a name for it — “block parties”.

The debt collectors allegedly told the friends, neighbors, and employers that they were attempting to serve the consumer with “papers” or pleadings pertaining to a lawsuit.

Defendants collectors allegedly also left messages with third parties for them to pass along to the consumer. These messages included a “case number” and a callback number and often also included a threat that the consumer must call back that day or else the consumer would be personally served with process to appear in court.

The complaint alleged that, in some instances, the debt collectors even posed as being from the sheriff’s department and threatened to arrest the consumer unless the consumer called back promptly.

The debt collectors’ written scripts (“talk offs”) and policies instruct the first line collectors to say things which violate the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.


File a complaint with the FTC and attorney general. http://www.naag.org/  http://www.ftc.go