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I do Not have ANY liabilities with this bank or any other!        Response to Yeah post.

do not call me again

They called my dad...no idea how they got HIS number.  Asked for me or my husband and for our number.  He luckily didn't give it out.  We do bank with Wells Fargo but this call was NOT from them.  Scary that they have any info...phone numbers and names!

A call from Wells Fargo at 8:33PM requested a mortgage payment which has no payment notice on due.

An unprofessional and illegal call   from Wells Fargo Bank at 1800 944 4601  in late evening, he  requested a payment which has paid  on time in this term but not billed for  the coming term.

Hardly any collection company leaves a message.....

There are messages that come from this number that are legitimate, but I have reason to believe that there are some which are not.  There are times when I have just spoken to WF HE and assured that my payments were processed and calls continue to come from what appears to be this number -- but I think it's caller ID spoofing.  Companies like Asset Acceptance are skimming the boarder of what's legal -- and they have been called on it in court -- but the business is too profitable for them to stop.  In order to collect on old or already-resolved debt that they have bought for as little as $25, they will harass people whose names are similar to those on their list until somebody caves to pay them.  If they can extort $50 out of you by making you think they'll stop calling -- they've made their money.  The reason that I suspect them is that they've been calling me for _years_ asking for some guy named Sergio -- and asking what my name is -- as though I'm going to volunteer for their harassment: I know they'll just record my name as one of his aliases if they get it.  And within moments of the fake WF call, I'll receive one from Asset Acceptance.  I have business with WF, so the last thing I need is a third party confusing it.  There is also a legitimate company called "Nuance" making calls, but I'm very sure that Asset Acceptance is forging those calls by putting "New Once" on their caller ID.  I'm sure they forge other caller IDs in order to force compliance with their bogus demands.  If they could get a judgement on me, they'd have had it years ago.

This is a business phone that is receiving multiple calls a day from this 800 number, as well as from 515-221-5645.  Both numbers have been identified as Wells Fargo but there is never anyone on the other line when answered.

This has got to be the most annoying call I have ever received. There is no one there when I pick up the phone. If there is someone on the other end the caller is quite rude and not willing to extend the same courteous and listen to what I am trying to explain.

The caller ID says WellsFargo, but I don't believe it.  I have some strong suspicions based on previous experience.  This is indeed one of the numbers for Wells Fargo, but it is my belief that Asset Acceptance tries to guess with which bank one does business that they might get someone to answer the phone.  Asset Acceptance calls itself a debt collection service, but they seem to be the sort of agency which buys debt for pennies on the dollar with the aim of harassing people to pay whether they owe or not.  They do not have to be hired by the creditor to try to elicit payment and they do not pay any attention as to whether their records are current or accurate.  They will refer to their records, though, as though they were authoritative, as in, "You have no debt?  That's not what our records show."  They've been calling me to look for some guy with a Latin name like Julio or something FOR YEARS.  I don't answer the calls anymore because I'm just tired of ignoring all their empty threats.  They couldn't be more wrong:  What do I have to fear?  Anyway, I know they change their caller ID to whatever will get a reaction:  If the banks knew the scope and scale of this operation, they would be shut down so fast their heads wouldn't have time to swim.  The calls often come within seconds of each other, caller ID: (1) Asset Acceptance, (2) Unknown, (3) Anonymous, (4) New Once, and then (5) Wells Fargo.  "Nuance" is the vendor of a voice-transcription system, but "New Once" is from a scammer trying to confuse naive and gullible victims.

it rang twice on my cell and when I went to answer it it stopped rininging
I called back the number and it says Wells Fargo.

Multiple calls from this number, left no messages, finally answered and they don't say anything, no noises, just blank.
Others say it is Wells Fargo, I am fed up, I have Wells Fargo accounts but nothing due or late.

very rude - DO NOT CALL!!! - medical issues here

F..kers called no message left. Leave me alone.

call was from WF.... worst bank ever. caller was rude.

Claims to be Wells Fargo first question is we are updating contact information, shows up as not available. seems like identity theft!  Told them no information has changed

Keep calling anywhere from 7am to 10pm. In the last 4 weeks I've been getting calls 5 times a day. They leave no messages and I don't answer phone numbers I do not recognize. They might be from Wells Fargo or not. I don't really care. I see my local mortgage lender rep once a month. He's a bit hazy about these phone calls. Says he'll check it out. I won't hold my breathe. I just keep on not answering and blocking the number as it changes and get shed of my mortgage with wf as soon as is financially possible. It's always a good policy to just not answer numbers you do not recognize. If they are legit they will leave an intelligible message for response. All this bs is annoying but there are worse things then momentary annoyances

You are wrong i dont even have an account with wf and the call me, and by the way an account is not late untill 30 has passed the due date,

You are right Gizmo but that doesn't stop creditors from calling -even up to 2 weeks in advance! We somehow agreed to bail them out and now it's not just business as usual: it's worse! If you are carrying debt today you are most likely screwed for life. One is better off getting a "street loan" and paying off any legitimate debt you may have just get back on your feet with credit agencies.

Call after call after call, evenings and weekends and other annoying times. Wells Fargo just bought out my mortgage, but my payment is up to date...so why the heck do they keep calling me??!!!