202-607-2731

Someone calls at least twice a day. I have told them  i don't know the person they are looking for and to remove my number from their list still has not been done.

We get daily calls from this number. I let the answering machine pickup and they always hang up.

Phone rings, message says to call, looked it up and it says this is a collection agency. Don't owe and don't want the calls.

This number calls me 5 times a day. When I answer, they hang up. When I don't answer, they don't leave a message. When I call them back, they apologize for all the phone calls. They are ridiculous and need to figure out how to run their business. It's harrassment and it's unwanted. They say they will stop the calls. I don't owe anyone anything and I know they're a debt collection agency.

They call me about 5 to 6 times a day! Looking for Mary, I have told them I am not Mary and I've had this number for about 10 years and a Mary has never had this phone.  They apologize and then call back about an hour later.  I am so tired of the freakin call at all hours of the night and day!!!

They call me twice a day and always hang up when i answer. Then i call and they question me with questions like, " are you watching tv right now?" It really freaks me out.

unknow to me - I wish telemarketers would stop calling since I am on the no call list since 2008.
Leave a message if its important jerks

I get called 2 times a day. Usually at dinner and my morning meeting at work. Why are they calling a cell phone. repeatedly. They never leave a message and no one is there when I answer so whats the purpose. I wonder if we can all file a class action suit for harassment by a collections agency. If we win they will likely go out of business and stop calling.

I get called repeatedly by a woman who asks for my mother (without knowing that they've called her son) for "personal business reasons."  I reply that I was not her, and they ask me for another number that they can reach her with.  I tell the woman to identify herself, and she replies "Felicia."  I tell her that "Felicia" isn't good enough identification.  She tells me she's with PCR and quickly repeats that she wants another number to call my mother with.  I ask if I can get her company's number so that we can call back later, and Felicia flatly tells me she'll try again later and hangs up.  Moronic, since she'll just reach me again.  To her dismay.

This is ridiculous, since this phone number has absolutely no affiliation with my mother, and my mother is a senior citizen immigrant who has absolutely no business with anything.  I'm going to make it a point to waste Felicia's time every time she calls me.  This is going to be fun.

They call and ask for a person who doesn't live here at my residence and leave a reference number.  So I call back and they want MY information.  After I tell them they called my house number a girl name Laura hangs up on me.  Why do they call and then we nicely inform them that no one by the name lives here and hang up on the person.  Really? When people call back the business name is said really Laura??? don't you think people cannot get YOUR information.  Duh....

Got and still getting calls from 202 607-2731 Says they are BCR and lookin for Sara Nelson.
Have told them numerous times Do not know this person
Even explained I was law enforcement and did not need the hassle
I am now in the process of filing complaint with BBB and may try to get them on harassing communications charge

I get at least 2 or more calls a day from this agency. They call and ask for someone with the name "Millant" or something like that. I'm sick of the harassment, it has been going on for months now. If it continues, after I have called the company and told them noone at my number goes by that name, so quit harassing me, I will file a complaint for harassment.

Caller ID says BCR 1-866-364-9836 right over the supposed number they are calling from 202-607-2731, a collection agency, and I think they are looking for my ex-spouse to pay debts from over 6 years ago.  You can hear the sounds of a phone bank (lots of people talking) if you pick up, then there's a delay before you are connected, meaning they are using an automated phone dialer.  They call, using a variety of ruses, 3 or 4 times a day.  I keep the ringer turned off.

they call me many time and i dont know this number

Someone calls at least twice a day. I have told them  i don't know the person

No answer when I answer.

I keep getting calls.  When I called them back to ask who they were, they hung up.  Very strange.

All day everyday I get calls from them and they sometimes leave a voicemail with a guy who sounds Indian. Dude stop!

Benefield v. Conn Credit Corporation et al
Filed: April 27, 2011 as 4:2011cv01615
Plaintiff: Joel Benefield
Defendants: Bureau of Collection Recovery, LLC, Conn Credit Corporation, Experian Information Solutions, Inc.  and HSBC Bank USA, N.A.,
Presiding Judge: Sim Lake
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question
Court: Fifth Circuit > Texas > Southern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

CILLI v. BUREAU OF COLLECTION RECOVERY, INC.
Filed: February 23, 2011 as 2:2011cv00241
Plaintiff: MALORIE CILLI
Defendant: BUREAU OF COLLECTION RECOVERY, INC.
Mediator: PATRICIA L. DODGE
Presiding Judge: William L. Standish
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Third Circuit > Pennsylvania > Western District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

McCue v. Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc. et al
Filed: February 14, 2011 as 3:2011cv00246
Plaintiff: Kimberly McCue
Defendants: Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc. and Does
Presiding Judge: Mark R. Kravitz
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Second Circuit > Connecticut > District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Modrich v. Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Filed: February 7, 2011 as 6:2011cv00194
Plaintiff: Renee Modrich
Defendant: Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Presiding Judge: John Antoon II
Referring Judge: Karla R. Spaulding
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Eleventh Circuit > Florida > Middle District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Kingsbury v. Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Filed: January 21, 2011 as 4:2011cv00285
Plaintiff: Jennifer Kingsbury
Defendant: Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Presiding Judge: Lynn N. Hughes
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Fifth Circuit > Texas > Southern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

ORTASIC et al v. BUREAU OF COLLECTION RECOVERY, INC.
Filed: November 15, 2010 as 3:2010cv00287
Plaintiffs: SCOTT ORTASIC  and TAMMY ORTASIC
Defendant: BUREAU OF COLLECTION RECOVERY, INC.
Presiding Judge: Kim R. Gibson
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Third Circuit > Pennsylvania > Western District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

v. Bureau of Collection Recovery Inc
Filed: November 4, 2010 as 1:2010cv02527
Defendant: Bureau of Collection Recovery Inc
Presiding Judge: Christopher A. Boyko
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Sixth Circuit > Ohio > Northern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Kimball v. Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Filed: October 19, 2010 as 0:2010cv04275
Plaintiff: Randy Kimball
Defendant: Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Presiding Judge: John R. Tunheim
Referring Judge: Franklin L. Noel
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Eighth Circuit > Minnesota > District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Delcano v. Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Filed: October 5, 2010 as 0:2010cv04147
Plaintiff: Justin Delcano
Defendant: Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Presiding Judge: Donovan W. Frank
Referring Judge: Arthur J. Boylan
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Eighth Circuit > Minnesota > District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Hecht v. Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Filed: July 27, 2010 as 3:2010cv01170
Plaintiff: Chana Hecht
Defendant: Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Presiding Judge: Vanessa L. Bryant
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Second Circuit > Connecticut > District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Watts v. Enhanced Recovery Corporation et al Has Decisions
Filed: June 14, 2010 as 5:2010cv02606
Plaintiff: Lorainne Watts
Defendants: Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc., Enhanced Recovery Corporation, Law Offices of Mitchell N. Kay and T-Mobile USA, Inc.
Judge: Howard R. Lloyd
Cause Of Action: Petition for Removal- Product Liability
Court: Ninth Circuit > California > Northern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Gorga v. Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc. et al
Filed: June 7, 2010 as 1:2010cv02622
Plaintiff: Christopher Gorga
Defendants: Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc. and Does 1-10
Judge: Carol B. Amon
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Second Circuit > New York > Eastern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Lucero v. Bureau of Collection Recovery Has Decisions
Filed: May 25, 2010 as 10-2122
Defendant - Appellee: BUREAU OF COLLECTION RECOVERY, INC.
Plaintiff - Appellant: RICHARD LUCERO, on behalf of himself and all others similarly situated
Court: Tenth Circuit > Circuit Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

MAYBERRY v. BUREAU OF COLLECTION RECOVERY, INC.
Filed: March 23, 2010 as 2:2010cv01261
Plaintiff: CINDY MAYBERRY
Defendant: BUREAU OF COLLECTION RECOVERY, INC.
Presiding Judge: HONORABLE JOEL H. SLOMSKY
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Third Circuit > Pennsylvania > Eastern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Crivera v. Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc. et al
Filed: March 10, 2010 as 1:2010cv01138
Plaintiff: Santo Crivera
Defendants: Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc. and Does 1-10
Presiding Judge: Chief Judge Raymond J. Dearie
Referring Judge: Magistrate Judge Andrew L. Carter Jr.
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Second Circuit > New York > Eastern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Speck v. Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Filed: February 5, 2010 as 1:2010cv00263
Plaintiff: Charles Speck, Jr.
Defendant: Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Presiding Judge: Judge Solomon Oliver Jr.
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Sixth Circuit > Ohio > Northern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Devlin v. Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Filed: January 25, 2010 as 3:2010cv00334
Plaintiff: Darla Devlin
Defendant: Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Presiding Judge: Hon. Jeffrey S. White
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Ninth Circuit > California > Northern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Stallsmith v. Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Filed: January 18, 2010 as 5:2010cv00106
Plaintiff: Martin Stallsmith
Defendant: Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Presiding Judge: Judge John R. Adams
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Sixth Circuit > Ohio > Northern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Cox v. Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Filed: January 6, 2010 as 4:2010cv00008
Plaintiff: Fredrick L. Cox
Defendant: Bureau of Collection Recovery, Inc.
Presiding Judges: District Judge Gary A. Fenner and District Judge Howard F. Sachs
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Eighth Circuit > Missouri > Western District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Looks like they have had a few infractions of the Fair Debt Collections Act.  Write everything down including how many and times of calls. Remember to check statute of limitations on the type of debt they are trying to collect on(by State).  Alot of times these agencies go after the old bills right before the statute is going to run out. Read the statutes of limitations and know what they mean.  If you make payment arrangements- or even acknowledge the alleged debt- it will restart the statute. Notice I said alleged debt- remember that. Make them do their work and provide original signed paperwork verifying the account is yours.  Unless you are sure it is yours- do not admit it is or make payment arrangements and always make sure any arrangements you make are in writing or they will keep playing the game. Always negotiate- they buy bulk debt at pennies on the dollar- the original company it was created at has  already written it off so even if they make a few dollars-they are ahead.If you want to pay- make a very low ball offer as "all you can pay" and make sure before forwarding funds that they send you an offer letter that the payment will be payment in full.  They will try to set up payments- don't give out cc or checking info- send money orders. The less personal infor they have the better. Also check the hours in your state they are allowed to call and report them to the Attorney General in your state if they abuse that.  Play the game and play it better.