636-947-2321

Guy claimed he was with FIA financial services for Bank of America. He called ME but then proceeded to tell me that he needed to verify it was me and asked me for my birthdate and I gave it to him. He then said yes that's what I have on file which sounded really odd to me and then HE ASKED ME FOR MY SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER! Are you kidding me?! H3ll no I'm not giving out my social security number over the phone!!! Yes it was only my last 4 digits but that's the most important part! The other numbers are easily attainable because they're sequenced by state and year you were born which he had just gotten my birthday from me in the last question. Plus he never said the "this is in an attempt to collect a debt" like they're Federally obligated to if this is why he was calling me (I still have no idea why I got this call) but I was told that a bank will NEVER ask you for your social security number over the phone cuz they already have it and to immediately hang up so that's what I did!

Hey collector. Lick the sweat off my balls you uneducated moron. Ill always take solace knowing you debt collectors are miserable low life pieces of shiit who will always be just dogcrap on the shoes of society. Kiss my [***] [***]

By the dummies.  IF UR DUMB TO ANSWER THEN TELL THE ASSSHOLE THAT WHOEVER YHEY ASKED FOR IS NO LONGER AT THISS NUMBER.  IVE DONR THAT MANY TIMES AND THEY NEVER CALLED BACK

These people have called us and we haven't answered.  We just received a call from our neighbor telling is this same number has called them asking them for information about us.  Highly illegal practice and they will be reported to the FTC by us.  I suggest doing the same thing.

This Cie call for my husband many times and I don't anwser..they live a voice mail but It's never thr same voice. So, I will never call back.

You must work for them! Because who else would call some they don't know a dead beat, you don't know if or why these ppl can't pay their bills, maybe they were laid off, maybe the main provider died so the other is trying to get back to the workforce. You should never judge until you've walked a mile in somebody elses shoes b/c you never know if the next person they call is you.

They can't. They are using old collection tactics.  They think by threats they will collect. They get people upset and get nothing.   They can not garnish your wages.

They can't. They are using old collection tactics.  They think by threats they will collect. They get people upset and get nothing.   They can not garnish your wages.  Oh and by the way if you give them your banking information or any financial information they can do as they please.  If you owe anything to any credit card call them.  Do not deal with a collection agency.

"VULTURE OF THE YEAR - 2013"

Client Services

Client Services, Inc. Receives “2013 Client Satisfaction” Award

BY Brian Dooley | Posted: Friday, September 20, 2013 02:36 PM


St. Charles, MO – Client Services, Inc., a customer relationship and accounts receivable management company located in St. Charles, MO, has been awarded the Top Client Satisfaction Award by one of the largest financial services organizations in the United States.

This award, given in August, is based on internal survey results taken from all client departments. This recognition validates CSI’s reputation for delivering superior customer experience and consistent performance.

Client Services, Inc. CEO Brad Franta stated, “This is a reflection of our dedication to providing the utmost in professionalism and responsiveness to each CSI client.”

About Client Services, Inc.

CSI began in the accounts receivable management business in 1987 and over the last ten has expanded its operations to include customer care. The company currently employs close to 850 with its headquarters located in St. Charles, MO and additional facilities in Lenexa, KS and a small near shore center in Costa Rica. CSI represents a number of the nation’s most prominent and respected companies. It focuses on delivering maximum service to its clients and consumers by focusing on exceptional customer care, compliance and consumer’s privacy. CSI serves a variety of industries including financial services, government, health care and utilities.

For more information about Client Services, Inc. please visit www.clientservices.com

Posted on Friday, September 20, 2013 02:36 PM  

Hey Tina how much you get paid for that line

sure you right she could not walk a tenth of a mile she is a bottom. bottom feeder

A lady at this number called yesterday.  She asked to speak to a Mr. ****** , mispronouncing my name, so I suspected a scam.  But I took the call to play along.  She was talking quite fast but I think she said she was from CitiBank and that I was past due on my balance.  Over $1000.  She asked what I was gonna do about it.  Since I have not credit card accounts it was easy for me to give her a few choice words and hang up.

They called and didn't leave a message.  Don't know how they got my number.

I get calls from this number on a few occasions back to back.  I have answered it but no one is there plus they don't leave a message.  I have read all the comments from other who have received calls from this number, but I don't have any debt that has not been paid nor do I have any that is over due.  All of my accounts/credit card payments are automatic and are up to date.  There is no reason Client Services should be calling me.  

fondly?

fondly?

don't call this number again you loser i'm going to report it as a fraud scheme

Number calls my cell phone repeatedly...then refuses to divulge why they are calling when I call the number back....

they are a collection agency

maybe you are right and they calling you for information about a relative or family member