888-845-5995

i got a call from 888-845-5995 this week and i did not answer it but they left no message. i looked it up and others have gotten the same number too. thank God for caller ID otherwise no one would be able to have a site up to complain about these companys. but debt collector. i have some old debt that was charged off. these people wont leave me and every one else alone but than again if i paid my bills than they would not be harrasssing us all the time. they need to stop.

I hae signed up for this before, but remains the same and still getting calls from these idiots at different hours and have no idea of what they are talking about.They won't give me original bill collector and won't send a bill of some sort. They think people are fools and going to send them personal informationand money.  They are just annoying idiots.

answered phone at work and they said i would like to place a order, i said we do not take orders from a 888 number and then they asked for a employee of mine. i told them sorry but we do not allow personal phone calls here, he said its not personal, i told him if it did not concern my store it was personal, called me a liar and why would i lie to him about something that was not true.  i am the gm of this store and that is our policy. and told them not to call back. started yelling. hung up and got number from caller id. called back and they answered  LA Chase, i asked to speak to the manger there about a rude phone call, same person i talked to came on tying to be someone else. told them i do not want to speak to them, put someone else on the phone, same person trying to cover there voice.... told them i have the name of the company they are useing and the phonenumber, told them if they called back we would take this for a disput. just put them in there place have not heard from them again.

I had them call me a couple times but didn't leave a voicemail. When I looked up the number over the internet, I saw this forum. I knew my bills were in order (I didn't have any collection accounts, at least that I was aware of) so I quickly returned their call via the 888-845-5995 number. My call was answered promptly. Tim was surprisingly very polite and courteous (you never know what you'll get when you call these types of companies). They were indeed looking for a different person. I recently switched from Verizon to AT&T and with that I got a new number. When I explained that to Tim he apologized for the calls and said he'd remove me from there list.

Got a phone call tonight at 8:07pm indicating they were from LHR (which apparently doesn't stand for anything - although I believe if their website is www.lhrinc.com then it does). The gentleman I spoke with was named Micah, regarding some debt from years ago, and he wanted to know how we could settle the debt "voluntarily". I advised him that I wouldn't speak with him about anything until I had something in writing, to which he rebutted that they had in fact sent letters (of course they did). I gave them a new mailing address (but not physical) to send a letter to. Next step is making them validate (not verify) the debt. Called from 602-334-4140

This number showed up on the caller ID as unknown but the number is 402-817-1954. I have no idea what for but the message did give me the website to refer too.......

I keep getting phone calls from LHR in regards to a Legacy Visa card that I cancelled and paid off years ago. Now I have to go through all my filed bank statements and bills to fax everything to them because they just recieved this account two weeks ago. This will be the second time since I paid this account off that I have had to prove that it is paid off.

they wont stop calling so i blow the whistle in their ear

Had a couple missed calls from this number. When I finally answered they asked for some person I didn't know. I explained there was no one by that name at that number and that I only had the # for less than a week she was polite and told me she would remove the # from their list.

left no message.  I'm no call list.  Don't anyone money