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calls all the time and never leaves a message I blocked them.

You should just block the number on her phone so that she doesn't have to deal with it. That's a lot of stress on a 9 year old. :)

Call from "Sandra at Medical Revenue Services". Left recorded message asking for my deceased spouse. Said to call back regarding 'an important business matter', and to not listen to message if it was not (my spouse)..... don't plan to call them back.  Call back number is 877-521-6773.....since I am not the person they're looking for.  Will block their call from future calls......

If they are a legitimate agency they have the worst possible customer service, but I dont think they are. The woman accused me of trying to  "duck out on" my bill from a hospital I am aware that I owe money too, but I also have been in contact with the agency that owns the debt. Pretty sure they're fake.

Don’t know who they are I don’t answer just add to my block caller list

Collections for medical debt. Man on the phone was very rude and trying to yell at me saying I MUST pay them and don't have a choice, when I don't have any debt. I kept trying to tell him that and said I'd contact the medical office instead and he said I have to pay him anyway and theyre going to damage my credit. So I told him I'll be contesting everything and when I asked what company he works for he wouldn't tell me. Scam artist.

What is this number calling me is it spam?

Try reading the other posts in this thread. You answer is there.

Received a call voice message asking for a totally different person. But they are not sure whether my number belongs to that person. This is a trick to extract my information. I have blocked and reporting this to BBB and local law enforcement agencies.

What do you think a toothless organization like the BBB will do about a scam call?

Caller left unintelligent mumbled words, used my first name, have blocked this number now!

When I called the number back they answer Medical Revenue Service

Just got a call from these folks. They had my former name and asked me to verify my birthday. They stated the month and day and asked me the year.
Funny, on my old fb page that has my former name on it, my phone number is listed because I work for myself and I got a lot of business from FB. Also, my birthday but only the month and day. Not the year.
They probably are just medical collections but they wouldn't say what they were. A woman just said a matter had been referred to her business office. I asked what kind of business. She wouldn't answer just tried to get me to give personal info.
Too bad, because if it was a legit collection attempt for a bill I didnt realize I had (Must be OLD because I havent had that last name in about 5 years), id have paid it off and she'd have gotten her commission.

Ok, you answered my question. Lol thanks!
I also have a couple medical bills outstanding. I usually get a statement for my copay amount and pay what I can till it's satisfied. Or, of they call and offer a discount to pay it all now, I'll do that. Happened with ER bills a couple of times. So when she called, I was prepared to work out a solution.
But her approach threw me off. She asked for me by my exhusband's last name. (Ive been divorced from him for about 8 years and remarried for 5.) I asked what the call was in reference to and she says a business matter that has been referred to her office. I ask what type of business and she said first she needs to verify that I'm me. States my birth day and month then asks me the year. I again ask what it's about. She asked for my bday again and I told her anyone can pull a name and birthdate off of fb. I need an account number or name of who the debt is to. She asked for the birth year again after saying it was a business office. I hung up and blocked

Wow you are a crooks dream! All someone needs to do is call you up, tell you that you owe them money, and you pay them. The heck with making them follow the law. The heck with having them prove that you owe the bill. The heck with making sure they even have the legal right to collect this imaginary debt.

Yeah, federal law states they have to make a positive ID of the "debtor" before they can discuss it. You're right, though, anybody can look up a birthday so the first time i answered the call, i told them "if this is regards to an outstanding bill, you need to contact the creditor and notify them that i want the associated original statements and paperwork." When i worked collections almost 2 decades ago, that was a request they were supposed to honor. Never got anything.

I can tell that you "worked collections" because that is not even a proper request per federal law, but I would expect someone who had no training and no education to post that little tidbit of misinformation.

medical collection agency calling wrong number
told them they had wrong person they keep calling

Answered the call and was a recording saying it was for "my name "  then said there would be a 3 second pause. I hung up. Sounded fishy to me