800-301-7314

a "Mr. Collier" called looking for information on co-worker but refused to give his first name and insisted on holding for information. This was the number he gave with extension 7230 but calling the 800 number requires getting past an 8-digit control code. Company name at 800 number was Plaza and Associates.

Mitchell MK law associates calling about a debt payment.  This was the call back number.  Have read others associated with this name and don't think I will as they sound dodgy.

Yet another of the many dirty, sleazy, underhanded debt collection agencies out there who invade homes with endless calls. It doesn't even matter if you have no debt or if they're calling the wrong person. They won't go away, so call block them.

I avoid "dirty, sleazy, underhanded" debt collection agencies by paying my bills.  It is amazing how well it works.

Hey Cindy a word to the wise.  I pay my bills also, but have been a victim of fraud.  Not everyone who gets these calls are people "WHO DON'T PAY THEIR BILLS", and some excellent bill payers have fallen onto hard times, so don't be such a smart a........  Not everyone is a deadbeat, and sometimes the best people in the world fall onto hard times.  So show some respect.  It could happen to you, remember what goes around comes around.

called my dead mother and wanted her ss #.   I ask why and refused to tell me . Told them to kiss off. Reported them to bbc and more. Hope they go down HARD.

Hey, Cindy,  Not all of us will lay down and spread to make money.  Therefore some out there remain morally clean but don't have a job.  Lighten up!

They were calling to look for my father. He passed away almost 20 years ago. Some reason they won't believe me. So Cindy, I pay my bills and get these calls. Maybe you should keep your judgements to yourself.

I, too pay my bills and still continue to get these calls. You shouldn't be so judgmental. I'm glad you are fortunate enough to not receive these calls, but with your attitude and demeanor I hope you start getting them and that they call so much that you are driven crazy!!!

calls and leaves a message, dont know who they are. scam do not give any info

Cindy...You MUST have recieved a call from this number...why ELSE would you be on this site??? : ) Perhaps you need to THINK before typing...the sole of that salty dirty shoe must be tasting pretty bad right about now.

I'm laughing at this. You guys really let this freak have it. Anyway, I got a call from the same number but nobody was on the line. Good! They have to pay for it since I picked up the phone.

Collection agency called Plaza Associates leaving long robomessage for some corporation I never heard of.  Told me to hang up and not listen to the message if I wasn't the party they intended to harrass.  HAHAHAHAHAHA - my voice mail box is my property and I can listen to whatever you leave there fool!  I immediately went to my voice mail service web site - I use YouMail - and set it to hang up on calls from this number, after playing the AT&T message "the number you have called is not a working number".  Thank God, I don't have past-due debt any more, but I lost my business as a result of the 9/11 attacks and had 52 (that's right, FIFTY-TWO) accounts go negative, and was called night and day for three years by the slimiest, drunk, lying pieces of human garbage that can figure out how to pick up a phone.  I learned a lot of strategies about dealing with them.  I still don't answer my phone unless I know who's calling.  They work an account in about 3 months cycles.  If they NEVER get you to pick up your phone, they call less often.  If they even once get a live person to answer, they start calling multiple times a day.  Never repay a debt through a collector, only pay directly to the company you owe, even if they say they "sold" your account.  They will still take your check.  As soon as you get a series of hangup calls, you know a debt collector is trying to feel you out.  That's where a service like youmail comes in handy.  You can call-block numbers, or have it play the disconnect tones, then hang up (even better).  When their robodialing machines detect the disconnect tones, it kicks your number out.  It is fun to toy with the representatives, but more effective, if you really want to be left alone, to make sure they never, ever get you to answer the phone.  Picking up so they have to pay their 800 toll might cost them a few pennies, but remember debt collectors are legally permitted to tack on "costs" to the original amount they are trying to collect, and THEY get to name the amount for the "costs".

Cindy, if you pay your bills and avoid these calls, why is it that you are on this post???