(720) 456-3695

Relentless

This call is from Comenity Bank. They are the account holders for several Dept stores such as Bealls, of which I do have an account. I didn't answer the first several calls, because I had only used my Bealls card once and had paid it right then and there at the store counter after I opened the credit card account in order to get a 25% discount on my purchase that day. I've never used it again since and never intended to use it again so even though I had gotten statements in the mail I didn't look at them as I assumed they were just courtesy statements to show my zero balance. In any case, I decided I'd answer the call from Comenity this morning to find out that some magazines had been charged to my Bealls credit card and of course, not knowing this, I was behind a few months on payment. They gave me the number of the magazine company and I was able to cancel as well as get a full credit on all the charges. So if you're getting calls from this number I suggest you take that call as it may be something you're not aware of, as in my case, and it could certainly hurt your credit score. Comenty Bank will also credit the late fees you've incurred if you call them back and let them know you cancelled and are expecting a credit for the full amount. Takes about 72 hours.

They keep calling me even though I've told them they have the wrong number. Person they ask for has no connection to me, I don't know them, never heard of them. How stupid can they be, to continue bugging the wrong person?
So now I just screw with them. Act like I can't hear them and keep interrupting them, play weird noises or animal sounds in their ear. Hopefully they'll be good and pissed by the time they find the right person. Happy hunting bi$hes!

This is "Commenity Bank." They have a million different numbers from different states and call a lot if you are late on a credit card payment. They will call relentlessly until they get their money. If you block one number, they will call you on another the next day. They run cards like Victoria's Secret, Express, New York & Co, Ann Taylor Loft, etc… If you are one month behind the calls begin.