860-237-8790

Hang up call, usually before noon.

dell financial bill collector

Caller asked my wife about her ex-husband, by name, but would not elaborate.  She divorced him 25 yrs ago, changed her name twice and moved 14 times (I'm in the Army).  Caller refused to ID himself, tell her why he was asking or how he found her.  She refused to answer more questions, so the guy hung up.

They have called 3 days in a row, before 8:30 in the morning.  I have told them that I am not the person they are looking for, that person is at another address.  They said they will note the account, but keep calling regardless. ARGH

I get on average, 4 phone calls from this number daily. When I answer nothing is said, and they never leave a voicemail if I do not answer. Today the voicemail picked up and it sounds like the caller is driving... but again, nothing is said.

bill collector from Houston, TX

Caller IDed himself as John Lesky.  Asked for my landlord's daughter.  Very bizarre.

Its Unite Recovery Services calling for Dell Financial bill collection.

Bill collector claiming to be from Houston, TX, but using a CT area code.  Asked all kinds of personal questions as far as how much my mortgage and car payments are, how much we take home in pay, etc

Called me a few days ago. Glad I didn't pick up now that I know it's a bill collector. Those guys are scum.

This number called.. it's a company called United Recovery Systems. Same thing as above, calling about my ex who I have been divorced from for many many years and I've changed my name even moved out of state.. AHHHH !! When they call, I tell them nothing other than I am not the person they are looking for and if they ever call me again I'll sue them for harassment.. so they probably change their number and try again..

This a total racket, they will want about $900.00 to lower your interest rates for you.They call repeatedly even though I ask to taken off the call list. Today I was told I would not be taken off their list because I did not say please. Going to the Better Business Bureau next.