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When they can't reach you by phone then send something in the mail. Since I'm not responsible for my dead fathers debts and he has no estate...I will be ignoring them.

This company collects from the estate of deceased not hounding family they helped me and save the estate of my grandfather lots of money how ignorant can people be!!!  If you people would call back you would see every rep u talk to is sooooo pleasent !!! Just saying

I'm guessing that the guy above works for these parasites.

Got a call from this number - they didn't say anything at all. Just heard typing and laughing in the background for a minute and then they hung up. But now that I know what they're up to from reading these posts I know what to do if they try again. Because as far as I know, everyone I know is still alive and well. Also, it's illegal anyways for collections agencies to trawl for relatives/friends/whatever of deceased persons to try and get them to pay someone else's debts.

received a call from these  dirtbags today....they wanted to discuss my deceased wife's finances...I told him her finances were private and none of his business; then hung up on him.....will notify the investigative columnist of our local newspaper; and maybe Michigan's Attorney General office

    I would like to know how they got my number, It is getting to the point you can not give your number to anyone, any more..
This is why I have 7 phone numbers, Also be careful when you go to uhaul they ask for a second phone number, After I
moved my cell phone started ringing a lot!!!!, I think they sell them, and other business to make extra money. I notice a lot
more business and companys WANT YOUR PHONE NUMBER OR EMAIL,, be care full..

   " Tell you a great trick "  What I do on my cell phone is, I recorded the " THIS NUMBER IS NO LONGER IN SERVICE

     and TONE. Got it from the internet, All my friends know this. "CELL PHONE VERY QUIET ! ! "

    " THIS IS THE PROBLEM WITH THE PHONE, IT IS A SERVICE I PAY FOR, BUT EVERYONE ELSE USES "

    " MORAL OF STORY BE CARE FULL WHO YOU GIVE YOUR PHONE NUMBER TO, OR GIVE THEM THE WRONG
      NUMBER..

      I told the person on the phone the next time I talk to my mother, I will ask if she owed any money to anyone,
      and hung up..  
 

If a person dies and leaves his bank account with $50,000 of course the family wants their money, but OMG let the family find out he also left a $2,000 debt. Nobody wants to take care of that. So when you go to try to obtain the funds the bank will tell you that you will need to go through the courts to have funds transferred to you. So you have to open a probate with the courts. Everyone is under the impression that the debt dies with the debtor. Far from being a fact. Just as the bank funds don't just disappear because the person passed away, the debt will still remain to await and see if it could be payed through either a probate or trust

If a person dies and leaves his bank account with $50,000 of course the family wants their money, but OMG let the family find out he also left a $2,000 debt. Nobody wants to take care of that. So when you go to try to obtain the funds the bank will tell you that you will need to go through the courts to have funds transferred to you. So you have to open a probate with the courts. Everyone is under the impression that the debt dies with the debtor. Far from being a fact. Just as the bank funds don't just disappear because the person passed away, the debt will still remain to await and see if it could be payed through either a probate or trust

If a person dies and leaves his bank account with $50,000 of course the family wants their money, but OMG let the family find out he also left a $2,000 debt. Nobody wants to take care of that. So when you go to try to obtain the funds the bank will tell you that you will need to go through the courts to have funds transferred to you. So you have to open a probate with the courts. Everyone is under the impression that the debt dies with the debtor. Far from being a fact. Just as the bank funds don't just disappear because the person passed away, the debt will still remain to await and see if it could be payed through either a probate or trust

If a person dies and leaves his bank account with $50,000 of course the family wants their money, but OMG let the family find out he also left a $2,000 debt. Nobody wants to take care of that. So when you go to try to obtain the funds the bank will tell you that you will need to go through the courts to have funds transferred to you. So you have to open a probate with the courts. Everyone is under the impression that the debt dies with the debtor. Far from being a fact. Just as the bank funds don't just disappear because the person passed away, the debt will still remain to await and see if it could be payed through either a probate or trust

If a person dies and leaves his bank account with $50,000 of course the family wants their money, but OMG let the family find out he also left a $2,000 debt. Nobody wants to take care of that. So when you go to try to obtain the funds the bank will tell you that you will need to go through the courts to have funds transferred to you. So you have to open a probate with the courts. Everyone is under the impression that the debt dies with the debtor. Far from being a fact. Just as the bank funds don't just disappear because the person passed away, the debt will still remain to await and see if it could be payed through either a probate or trust

If a person dies and leaves his bank account with $50,000 of course the family wants their money, but OMG let the family find out he also left a $2,000 debt. Nobody wants to take care of that. So when you go to try to obtain the funds the bank will tell you that you will need to go through the courts to have funds transferred to you. So you have to open a probate with the courts. Everyone is under the impression that the debt dies with the debtor. Far from being a fact. Just as the bank funds don't just disappear because the person passed away, the debt will still remain to await and see if it could be payed through either a probate or trust

If a person dies and leaves his bank account with $50,000 of course the family wants their money, but OMG let the family find out he also left a $2,000 debt. Nobody wants to take care of that. So when you go to try to obtain the funds the bank will tell you that you will need to go through the courts to have funds transferred to you. So you have to open a probate with the courts. Everyone is under the impression that the debt dies with the debtor. Far from being a fact. Just as the bank funds don't just disappear because the person passed away, the debt will still remain to await and see if it could be payed through either a probate or trust

If a person dies and leaves his bank account with $50,000 of course the family wants their money, but OMG let the family find out he also left a $2,000 debt. Nobody wants to take care of that. So when you go to try to obtain the funds the bank will tell you that you will need to go through the courts to have funds transferred to you. So you have to open a probate with the courts. Everyone is under the impression that the debt dies with the debtor. Far from being a fact. Just as the bank funds don't just disappear because the person passed away, the debt will still remain to await and see if it could be payed through either a probate or trust

If a person dies and leaves his bank account with $50,000 of course the family wants their money, but OMG let the family find out he also left a $2,000 debt. Nobody wants to take care of that. So when you go to try to obtain the funds the bank will tell you that you will need to go through the courts to have funds transferred to you. So you have to open a probate with the courts. Everyone is under the impression that the debt dies with the debtor. Far from being a fact. Just as the bank funds don't just disappear because the person passed away, the debt will still remain to await and see if it could be payed through either a probate or trust

If a person dies and leaves his bank account with $50,000 of course the family wants their money, but OMG let the family find out he also left a $2,000 debt. Nobody wants to take care of that. So when you go to try to obtain the funds the bank will tell you that you will need to go through the courts to have funds transferred to you. So you have to open a probate with the courts. Everyone is under the impression that the debt dies with the debtor. Far from being a fact. Just as the bank funds don't just disappear because the person passed away, the debt will still remain to await and see if it could be payed through either a probate or trust

If a person dies and leaves his bank account with $50,000 of course the family wants their money, but OMG let the family find out he also left a $2,000 debt. Nobody wants to take care of that. So when you go to try to obtain the funds the bank will tell you that you will need to go through the courts to have funds transferred to you. So you have to open a probate with the courts. Everyone is under the impression that the debt dies with the debtor. Far from being a fact. Just as the bank funds don't just disappear because the person passed away, the debt will still remain to await and see if it could be payed through either a probate or trust

If a person dies and leaves his bank account with $50,000 of course the family wants their money, but OMG let the family find out he also left a $2,000 debt. Nobody wants to take care of that. So when you go to try to obtain the funds the bank will tell you that you will need to go through the courts to have funds transferred to you. So you have to open a probate with the courts. Everyone is under the impression that the debt dies with the debtor. Far from being a fact. Just as the bank funds don't just disappear because the person passed away, the debt will still remain to await and see if it could be payed through either a probate or trust

If a person dies and leaves his bank account with $50,000 of course the family wants their money, but OMG let the family find out he also left a $2,000 debt. Nobody wants to take care of that. So when you go to try to obtain the funds the bank will tell you that you will need to go through the courts to have funds transferred to you. So you have to open a probate with the courts. Everyone is under the impression that the debt dies with the debtor. Far from being a fact. Just as the bank funds don't just disappear because the person passed away, the debt will still remain to await and see if it could be payed through either a probate or trust

don't care to answer this call. I have a deceased relative and don't have any debt with them. can't even leave a message or anything.