877-829-7982

annoying call: this is not a marketing call don't hang up we have an important call for you repeated and repeated .....

Received voice message on my cell phone telling me there is an important matter this Robert (unknown last name) needs to speak to me about, this is not a solicitation, but due to the sensitive nature, he can not leave further information.  Please call back at 877-829-7982.  This is the same number that comes up on my caller id.

i got the exact same message as JLK in the previous box! exactly the same! im wondering...do u get this call 10 times a day every day yet when u answer they wont say anything? this is what they do to me. they claim to be from some debt collections agency, except... i dont have anything that would have been sent to a collection agency!  i think its pretty f#cked up myself, and i kinda think its probably a scam of some sort and these [***] need to get a life and leave us alone!

i got the exact same message as JLK in the previous box! exactly the same! im wondering...do u get this call 10 times a day every day yet when u answer they wont say anything? this is what they do to me. they claim to be from some debt collections agency, except... i dont have anything that would have been sent to a collection agency!  i think its pretty f#cked up myself, and i kinda think its probably a scam of some sort and these [***] need to get a life and leave us alone!

I have received the same calls as mentioned with the EXACT same wording.  This has to be some kind of scam and it is unfortunate that anyone should have to tolerate this kind of harassment.

but please just stop calling me! so annoyed.

Check out this web page and don't fall victim to this jerk http://www.paed.uscourts.gov/documents/opinions/07D0869P.pdf

left msg saying they are not to be taken advantage of and to call robert fering? at #

It's obviously just a con game.  They get people's cell phone numbers through one source or another, and when anyone stupid enough to call back does so they ask questions that cause you to divulge information.  They then make up some phony debt and try to collect it.  My advice to anyone getting these calls is to ignore them or figure out a way to block them.  On my Blackberry I just create an Address Book entry for them with a special ring, and make that ring silent.  Then I just delete the message without listening to it.

I don't get this call  10xday, but it is every night, and when I didn't answer it's like a recording, um when I don't answer the vm is a recording well, it sounds like one probably a man I don't know, but it's annoying...

I actually got a call from a human, with a name that I immediately forgot since I am not calling him back.  He said he is from a collection agency.  He didn't ask for anyone in particular just we had better call him back by 5:00 to get this resolved.  Because he didn't say who he need to talk to or what needed to be resolved, I'll be damn if I'm going to call him back.

National financial services  877-829-7982 wanted to verify my last 4 digits of my SS# in order to ask me about another one of their clients.   I told him I wouldn't do it and hung up.

Yes, I received several messages on my cell phone voice mail. These were from a total jerk who left this message, " This call has been placed in error you may reach them at 1-877-829-7982, I am required by law to inform you that this is a call from a debt collector. The phone number again is 1-877-829-7982 and ask for *Mr. Bill Wilson's National Action Financial Services and thank you in advance for your time and cooperation"
  This man sounded as if he were drunk as his words were slurred. Naturally I googled the phone number and found numerous sites where people told their stories of how and why they believe this is a scam. Ahh what a way to make a living. Not sure of which company he was calling on behalf of because his voice was very difficult to understand but it sounded like he said, " Ask for Bill *WIlson's National Action Financial Services".

*--Sounded like the last name was Wilson but was so heavily slurrred I cannot be positive.  

I googled National Action Financial Services and arrived at this web site, http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/collection-agencies/nationalaction-financial.html
 There you will find a great article written by a reporter by the name of Good Nelly who has a column entitled "Ask Nelly". She tells us, among many other things,  that the National Action Financial Services received an "F" rating from the Better Business Bureau and was sued and fined by New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo in 2007. This article is well worth reading.



Pat