404-601-7266

Got a call from Ashley at 404-601-7266. She refused to give her company name. After several attempts to get the name of her company, she said that she was going to hang up. So I hung up on her. I then did a *67 on her (*671-404-601-7266), this makes it impossible for them to see the name or number of the person calling them. A girl answered "thank you for calling this is Christina of the US Bank division". It's a scam collection agency. Do not give them your phone number, they should know the number they called. Remember they called you first.

Got a call from this number - my husband answered & they said that I had won a prize & needed to confirm that I still lived at this address so that they could send the claim information.  When I *67'd it, I had hold music & a recording that said, "Thanks for holding, an associate will be with you shortly, did you know that you can now manage your account online at www.paymentoffer.com?"  WTF?  This should be illegal - debt collector's posing as the prize patrol!!!! Not that I'd ever fall for that anyway, but that is just deceptive business practice & should be illegal!!!

When I went to www.paymentoffer.com - it was Regent Asset Management Solutions - FYI

This is just a new number for Regent Asset Management Solutions. They keep calling for someone who is not at my number, and refuse to honor my Do Not Call listing.

called several times, leaves message to call back about an important claim, in their office.

I got the random call every days with different number and they left the message looking for some one name to contact them back. I finally not being patient anymore so called this number back and got someone talk to me. The back ground noise sound like a call center or somthing. But anyway, he asked if my name is "XXXX" and i said i have no idea about that hex name...so he deleted my number from his database but did not tell me anything else. I guess this is some kind of Debt collector...

LMAO! These guys are geniuses.
I sued them in July for using an autodialer and prerecprded message  to call my cell phone under the TCPA (47 USC 227 et seq.) As well as under 15 U.S.C. 1692e(a)(11) for failure to disclose in a communication that the call is from a debt collector. Instead of me owing them money, they now owe me about 3,000 dollars.

And it gets better. After the lawsuit was adjudicated, they've called my cell phone 4 more times. That's willful noncompliance, at 1500 per call. I mean really guys, You get sued and lose for calling my cell and you take it as an opportunity to continue to call. Wow. Your legal team must be full of top tier law graduages.

Good luck to anyone dealing with these scumbags. They fold like a bad hand in texas hold 'em if you give them any resistance.

This person keeps calling my phone, and when they leave a message it sounds like its in the middle of the message, they don't say who they are calling for, just they keep threatening me by some bs claim, they call about 7 to 10 times a week, they don't say who they are representing or who they are calling for in the entire message

I echo the sentiment of the man who sued them..I look forward to them owing me too.  I was also told they cannot contact you via your cell number.  According to my attorney it is illegal to contact you via cell as they are causing you another debt....nice job!

I am constantly getting this message to call by a certain time and if I don't comply they will have to persue (sp) with this matter and something about me ingorning their numerous messages.

I have read all the reply(s) with the different numbers they are calling from and the number they are giving me in the messages.  I am to call a Mr. Strugel.

Do they only have to call the cell phone to file a complaint???