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FCC Complaint: Abandoned Calls

Beach Dr NW, Washington

Offering to cancel subscription to some magazine for $160.00

said they were premier credit and wanted to verify if they had my correct information... new my name and told me my birthday... I hang up and blocked.

we had sms mess

Well Mr Spelman.

This no. do not want to ring phone's when your not going to reply soon as we ring back.

Call at the office. Answer robo calls w/political questions. Congrats, you have won a free cruise. So the lady didn't know it was an office. I told her I was unemployed, on welfare and did not have a credit card and had no money for a cruise. That stopped her dead in her tracks. Maybe if they think I have no money they will take the number off their robo call list. The same thing happened on my cell phone the other day. I told the guy I was broke and besides I was afraid of water. That shut him up.

This is a company trying to collect on ancient debts that have for the most part been written off and are way past the limitation for anyone in Canada or the US to collect legally. They could be breaking the law to try and collect on debts that have been written off. They are parasites, The rule of thumb: DON'T TALK TO THEM ABOUT ANYTHING AND NEVER RETURN THEIR CALLS. Better still enter their number(s) in "Calls Blacklist" or "Mr Number" ,These are apps you can download to block certain numbers or people from calling you on your phone. They work great. They cannot place these debts in any credit reporting agency and if they try do so you can sue them. Don't worry about them, they will eventually go away and try to find some other sucker to believe their lies and B.S. There are Statutes of Limitation in Canada and the US where the creditor is allowed to collect on bad debts. Beyond that there is nothing they can do. The Statute of Limitations basically allows the debtor to get a fresh start without having to go bankrupt. By the way, there have been many debt collection agencies that have gone bankrupt and stuck others with their bills.

Les Well I can hear me.