763-689-1500

I am on the do not call list and this number keeps calling

this was a call asking for my daughter who hasn't lived with us for many years. When I told her that she didn't live here and that all she has is a cell phone, she knew my daughter's cell phone number so I don't know why she called me. It makes me think it is a creditor as after her divorce 3 years ago there were several calling about my daughter's ex-husband. The caller ID only said Minnesota. I would like to know if it is a genuine sales call or a creditor.

Collection agency.

It's Advantage Collection Agency

It is a collection agency called asking for a person i do not even know just same last name briggs how common is that?

This number didn't call my phn but called my apt manager instead asking for me- who what and how do they get their number to look for me as if it's any of my manager's business what I do anyways and so I called and find it to be a collection agency- sorry Hasbro but I know who my debts are to and you aren't one of them

Stop calling my house looking for Amanda Lundquist you have her cell phone number she has never lived with me the calls need to stop for her at my residence!

This is a collection agency located in Cambridge Minnesota. They call anybody you know or number's linked to you.

I keep receiving these calls twice a day at around 9:00-10:00am...Stop. Calling. Me.

Collection agency located in Cambridge, MN.

This lady asked for my boyfriend, and said she was handling a personal matter for him... If I was a crazy girlfriend I would have freaked out, she made it sound way sketchy!

Just got a call from the 763 689 1500, on my cell phone, asking for my daughter. I asked if I could help the woman, and she said no, not at this time.

Just FYI most states have a statute of limitations on when they can collect on a bill. Here in California it's 3-5 years depending on debt. Look up your state and if it's over that have it removed from credit bureau. Just submit a claim saying no longer responsible for debt.

This company keeps calling my work line and said they can call anybody at any time on there work line... The law says you cant.... See you in court!!!!!!!

They can call you at work. But if you verbally cease them calling your work, they must stop. You also can write them a letter telling them to cease all verbal and written communication. But then that eventually leads to your bill being sent to a collection attorney who will eventually sue you. Then your employment wages are garnished by that attorney. Not a good thing.

they keep calling and not leaving a message. i wonder why not????

what do you want