570-504-7973

Got a recorded call for my wife. She's been dead for over 3-1/2 years! Jerks.

570-504-7973 from oxford management, left me a number to page, I called it and got a general voice box.

If they tell you that you have to pay a "processing fee" over and above the amount you owe, DON'T DO IT.  Check out the FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT on the FTC website at http://www.ftc.gov under consumer protection.

Also, if after you read the FAQs you feel your consumer rights have been violated, call the FTC or go on their website to file a complaint.

3:56 pm yesterday this company called me.  In a two minute forty seven second conversion, the caller offended me to the point that I swore at him and hung up.  They called again at 3:59 pm.  I answered and hung up.  They called again at 4:00 pm.  I ignored the call and they hung up quickly.  

According to an ex of mine who is a bill collector this is criminal harrasment.

At 4:09 pm, I called back to complain.  The woman who answered claimed to be a supervisor when I asked to speak to one.  By the end of that one minute forty second call, the person I had been speaking to came on the line, said, "you just opened your mouth to the wrong person," which I interpret as a threat, and hung up.

This morning, I called the main office in Melville, NY to complain about the Scranton, PA office.  The representative refused to accept a complaint regarding another call center.

I contacted the US Attorney today.

In my research, I've determined that this company, while legit on paper, is nothing more than a criminal organization which has suffered multiple allegations of extortion and fraud.  Don't trust them.  I'm waiting for a court order before I ever pay them back so I'll have the best paper trail in the world to prove they've been paid.

this caller is caling my cell number.no voice or messages left,has anyone stop them yet! i have complaint to the do not call list aabout five time already but know luck yet!

I have been getting calls from this number for several days now. All different times of the day and evening. What do they want? I do not answer my phone unless I know who it is.

This is a fraudulent company to say the least.

This is a fraudulent company to say the least.

oxford management.  they say they're calling about a claim but won't tell us what....unless we verify our identities...

must be a collector.

left a voicemail that sounded as though it were recording a conversation about renting a new space from someone.  rather random happening.........

I'm recieving many calls a day from this company and they hang up and when I call back, it rings and rings

They are calling my daughters cell phone number looking for me. I dont know what they want but keep calling her over and over.

They call over and over again. Sometimes they leave a message sometimes they don't. They are trying to collect on a debt for my nephew who doesn't even live with me.

I've received a few calls from this number in the past week. They don't leave a message. Strikes me as very suspicious!

Why take their calls?  Caller ID makes it easy to screen calls. Or else answer and then blast them with a loud whistle.  If anyone out there knows computers real well, send them a virus. It's the least those scumbags deserve. Fight fire with fire.

I get calls, nearly everyday for months on end at all hours. I am on the do not call registry, and I do not owe you or any other entity any bills or back payments.
If I answer the call the (probably electronic) caller just hangs up, no response. Other times I get a recording that states it is not a sales call and instructs me to press one to speak to an operator or get assistance. If I do speak to someone they state my number is not on file and I shouldnt be getting the calls. They have insisted I would be removed and get no further calls but they dont stop, just go to a "unidentified" caller ID. They are always very elusive when questioned about who they are and will hang up on me if I ask too many questions.
The return number I get isnt functional when I call it back.
I also try 1-877-2175762 ext 4296. I get a recording that asks you to leave the information and you will be removed from their lists. Still waiting.

got a missed call from this number. No voicemail.(7:30pm) I called back at 8:55pm. Goes to a voice mail " This is the Offices of Francis McBride, leave your name, number and claim number i will get back to you as soon as possible"
now if i dont have a claim # and i dont know who you are... why am i going to leave my name and number?
Very annoyed at these calls. I have submitted my number to national do not call list about a week ago so why do i get the call?

I found the easiest way to get rid of their calls is to simply change your phone number and make it unlisted. If you do that never give out your new number to anyone outside of your friends and associates. I also got a Google Voice account to use for everything else, you can view it here:(https://www.google.com/voice). Google voice also lets you easily block phone numbers and lets you make outgoing calls from your cell phone with the Google Voice number displayed as the caller id... Works for me.

Peter Pinto is CEO of Oxford Management Services.  He lives at:
135 malloy drive, east quogue, new york 11946
Currently selling the house for £1.2 million via Philip Langiulli.  Peter Pinto is married to Vanessa Langiulli Pinto.

Report them. Oxford Management have already been fined by the FTC for their illegal practices. Making a complaint to the FTC does work!

WASHINGTON, July 2, 2009 -- The Federal Trade Commission issued the following press release:

The operators of a debt collection company (Oxford Management) that used false threats and other unlawful tactics to collect consumers' debts have agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that they violated federal law. The settlements bar future violations and require the defendants to pay $225, 000.

According to the FTC complaint, the defendants, who had about three million consumer accounts and collected debts in every state, falsely threatened that nonpayment of debt would result in garnishment of consumers' wages, arrest, or legal action.