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They have called my number twice so far. It has been at least two weeks between the calls so I will commend them on that. However, I have had this number for less than 3 months, have a 721 FICO score, have not had a delinquent or late bill in over 16 years, and have open credit of a minimum of 22 k available. I looked online and found in two sites that the phone number I have did belong to a person resideing at a particular address in a city about 30 miles from me. they have been informed that they are calling the wrong person but they keep calling. I am a senior and reside in a state that protects its seniors. If I get another call from them I will be contacting the state attorney generals office and reporting them. They have been warned the final time.
The people at Portfolio Recovery are genuine bottom feeders of debt collection industry. They buy old statute expired debt and through harassment tactics try to collect 10 to 30 cents on the dollar. Of course the minute anything is collected, the statute date resets to day 1 and their other outfits and ambulance chasers come after you. If you have noticed their letter of settlement is only for the debt with them, not original debtor or the next place they sell it to. The only way to fight these guys is to get with your state authorities. These guys know all the Federal loopholes.
They have no idea who they'really calling and are scamming for money and try to get your personal information. When you ask them questions they hang up. They deserve to be insulted and hung up on.
They have no idea who they're calling
Keep threatening to Garnish my bank for a debt that's not mine