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This company called for a person who does not live here. When I answered the phone and tried to tell them this and dont call back they hung up before i could finish. I am going to call my lawyer if this happens again. I AM TO OLD TO KEEP PLAYING WITH PEOPLE THAT ARE SO RUDE.

i just got a call, i dont own [***] to no one. I think its a scam and they need to be hacked.

Thanks for the info I found this site and comments as to who is calling to be quite helpful... and Yes in response to Ross 27 Sep 2008

Referring to your customers as Scum is not good business. Many times
YOUR/Medical Staff/Billing Don't have the proper know how or common sense to BILL insurance companies Correctly for your OVERpriced Services!!! Not every medical place over charges but I've seen Specialists Charge less than Your General Services.. So who is the SCUM here...

Not always is it the customer as your refer to as "Scum" that is the problem.. did you think about that? Look at your billing staff.. did they just simply mess up.

Thanks..

Get debt collections calls for "Christopher Brown" EVERY day for last 2yrs or more...

I am currently sending a Complaint form to the Financial Institutions Division on Las Vegas due to these [***] calling me over and over for someone that doesn't even live at my house and I've owned my home for 4 years.

This is one of the many phony collection agency ploys now active.  The government never seems to eliminate any of them.

These people have tried to call me on my cell.
I have downloaded "Numbercop USA" it blocks all calls and is free!
I don't get them anymore.
Again, as others have said 3rd part cannot collect. I know these are from a Nev hospital who sent me a huge bill saying I wasnt insured. When I proved to the hospital I was insured and had given my info at that time. They dropped my chrages. BUT...they had sent it to credit already. Make sure it is NOT on our credit info, if it is..make sure you let the credit burue know what is going on, and they will take it off!

This is yet another recorded call from the fraudulent collection agency known as Aargon or ACA.  They seem to have considerable influence with state and Federal agencies, since they are never stopped from these illegal activities.

Call them.  It's a debt collection agency.  If you call them back and ask them who they're trying to reach, they'll tell you.  If it's not you and you don't know the person, just tell them.  They'll take your number off their call list.

my husband got a call and they asked him for my phone number. they did not identify themselves, when i called the number i got a recording asking me to leave my name and phone number.  we are eoderly and have our own private insurance.  both our phones are cell phones,  this is very alarming to think that just anyone can call you on a cell phone,.what hapened to privacy.  i have my cell phone on a private number but my husband doesn't. this is scary and is very worrisome to us. why can't somethng be done about these people?  we have never been to las vegas and have no intention of going.  some really good computer hacker should find a way to jam all their cummications to people they don't know. if they call again i will report them to the federal communicaations under the right to privacy act.

Yet another annoying call - a recording, in violation of Federal law - from a scamming Las Vegas collection agency (Argon).

I'm not a lawyer, lol, but I'm pretty sure that a written request in needed to stop calls from this number. Simply telling them to stop calling isn't enough. I'm not sure of the exact way to go about it but if you google it, I'm sure you'll find the answer!

I don't believe that is true.
Telling them to take you off is all you should need to do.

Received a call from this number today, they were looking for my boyfriend who is in prison. I had gotten this cell# days after he was arrested over 19 months ago, so how did these people get my number? I mean, we aren't married and strange enough, he has a wife and she said she doesn't get any calls about him at all.... I called the number back and got some dude who was more than willing to tell me the name of the person they were looking for. He then asked me if I knew him, to which I responded yes but this is not his number. And dude said, do you know his new number. Dam I should've given him the number to the prison. LOL. But I said no, and he just hung up. If they try calling again, I'm sending one of those letters. Can't we contact the BBB or Labor Board or someone about their business practices?

Keeps calling

I guess my turn has come again; it's been over a month since they last intruded.  This scamming Las Vegas collection agency makes frequent recorded calls, in violation of Federal law.  No one in government cares.

they called me and im only 16 i dont have any bills or debt so why are they calling me its pissing me off

If you are being harassed by collection agencies we may be able to help. There are statutes that regulate methods collection agencies can use in attempting to collect debts. Some of these statutes allow consumers to recover damages, have part or all of their debt forgiven, and even recover attorney's fees. For more information contact Jeremy Kespohl in the Jax. Beach office at jeremy@bromagenlaw.com or (904) 242-0860

First of all, Aargon Collection Agency is in no way a scam.  They are a licensed in all 50 states for collection agency.  They have offices in Las Vegas, Missouri, Colorado, Honolulu,HI, and Florida.  They only call once per day, not repeatedly. While it is true that you can stop the calls,  It does no make your debt go away, it simply moves it to the next step.  This next step may be closure, or lawsuit depending on the client.  There are laws that regulate agencies and most collectors do not violate them.  All calls from collection agencies are usually recorded so if you are gonna lie about them make sure that your "lie" is not on tape.

Ask one of your friends, or relatives.  Someone you know has either created a debt using your information, or your information has been stolen.  Most of the identity thieves around are usually relatives with bad credit who use yours to get what they want.  If a debt is listed to a sixteen year old then his parents are liable if one can prove that the debt was legally owed.  Obtain original documentation for debt, see who signed the paperwork.  If a hospital bill, parents are liable if you had the work done.  Agencies do a job that nobody likes but is necessary.  Most people hate collection agencies, but refuse to blame themselves for their bad behavior and bad judgement.  YOU made the debt, so PAY your debt or face the conditions that YOU caused a creditor to take.  It is your fault.