(844) 343-1590

They were calling about a Mediacom bill. With the exception of having the incorrect amount owed (not their fault) they were professional. Agent disputed the balance for me and I agreed to return the equipment.

Tried getting information out of me

Spectrum Bill Collector... My story: Ordered new service and was not happy. Canceled on second month and now automated calls are coming in... Spectrum beat me for $400 and it was not enough. My advice is to block (844) 343-1590... And never do business with Spectrum...

SPECTRUM is the worst ever company. AWFUL. They mailed me letters claiming I owned them monthly fees after I cancelled already in Dec. 2016. They refused to cancel. I returned all the paper notices. They came to my door to pick up the "black box". I gave 3 to them. I was going to drive to their office myself. I am not always at my mom's place who passed. I still have her place in Florida. Finally they called again and again and again
claiming I did NOT return the black boxes. I had signed them off. They try to extort large fees. I also believe they scramble signals as when I'm in Florida I have hardly any T Mobile connection. I have no way of making calls and feel helpless and isolated. I had to use the office phones and drive around to other cities to make phone calls. Very dangerous. I think Spectrum is NOT a nice company, They lie in their ads, you have to buy BUNDLES for 29$ each and if one does not work you can't cancel. I have many friends who are
so disgusted with Spectrum and can't get out of their contracts. Shame on them.

Tried to say I owed money on a Spectrum account. Checked with Spectrum, I don't. This is spam and/or fraud.

They called and left a message for my mother-in-law saying that they were trying to collect a debt. Since my mother-in-law recently passed away and had spent several weeks in the hospital we thought this might be legitimate. As I am always skeptical of these kinds of I calls I reluctantly called them back. Everything was automated so I pressed "0" hoping I could talk to a real person. A very nice woman answered and when I told her my mother-in-law recently passed away she asked if we could send them her death certificate and paperwork showing my husband was the executor of her estate. I asked her to send me whatever bill was owed or a letter from the collection agency. She said she couldn't do that until they had received her death certificate. I told her that under no circumstances would I send anybody anything just from an automated phone call. She asked if I wanted my mother-in-law's name removed from their records and I told them "yes". She said that they would remove my mother-in-law's name yet I got another call from them two hours later. I will be blocking this number.

Real debt collectors don't ask for your personal information.

Claims to be a debt collector lacks information

Thanks I was a fool to call back and no luck getting thru will block them

Got an automated voice mail message similar to the ones above, didn't get my name correct either

Supposed debt collector, won't identify themselves and demands your social security#

i got a voice mail the other day first they say Supposed debt collector,
then later they say when i human person gets on the phone credit protection services , gee they cant get there info right LOL

Caller pretends to be from the "Credit Protection Services" and is demanding to pay an outstanding bill in the amount of $40.59 immediately over the phone. Giving a reference #. I was able to speak with a representative (since I do not have any open invoices) and they told me, its from Brighthouse..... contacted Brighthouse and they confirmed, a) all my invoices are paid and b) they would not trying to collect a "debt" by using a "credit protection service". So, please be aware when you get a call from this number...... in the end they only want your credit card information.