(877) 828-7254

Agree - spam at least, at worst possibly identity theft.

Auto-transcript (corrected slightly):

Hey guys Ashley Martin here hey we were phone last week about possibly trying to your interest rates reducing your monthly payment any credit card.

So wanted to let you know that I did find a solution we've got a program that can lower the interest rates as low as 1.5% and possibly cut your monthly payments in half and you are only making the minimum payments that would be great opportunity for you this will be my last courtesy call so please give me a ring today you can reach me here at 1 (877) 828-7254 again my number here is 1 (877) 828-7254.

"Ashley Martin" is still out phishing.

Message left was identical to the transcript posted above.

Called me about my credit debt and I don't have any. So definitely would be on my guard.

I got the same message that Anonymous of July 9 above posted. They’re apparently unaware that my credit card debts are over twelve years old and thus discharged.

WTF is this? They called my home number the day before and then my cell phone number the following day. Don't know how they're getting their database, but this is wicked!

Agree - spam at least, at worst possibly identity theft.

Auto-transcript (corrected slightly):

Hey guys Ashley Martin here hey we were phone last week about possibly trying to your interest rates reducing your monthly payment any credit card.

So wanted to let you know that I did find a solution we've got a program that can lower the interest rates as low as 1.5% and possibly cut your monthly payments in half and you are only making the minimum payments that would be great opportunity for you this will be my last courtesy call so please give me a ring today you can reach me here at 1 (877) 828-7254 again my number here is 1 (877) 828-7254.

Identity theft scam. Wants your credit card numbers, SS number, bank account numbers, date of birth, mother's maiden name, etc. More than anyone needs in order to steal all your money and leave you nose-deep in debt.

877 is a toll-free number, so you can call them back and they will have to pay for it.

Ashley Martin "spoke with someone here last week . . .
Consumer Debt Helpline. Bad People - skimming for personal info...

Ashley martin calling about a conversation last week...
...this appears to be phishing scam. Report them for abuse & do not give them any information.