888-806-9074

I had the same call yesterday and they would not tell me what it was for all they said was something about my dad that passed away and nothing more

Called and left a message about a non relative person that I know died 6 months ago. Not very specific about what they wanted but did ask me to return call and give info if I knew who was executor of estate. Have to relay message to granddaughter of deceased person to be on the lookout for these a..holes.

These people contacted my niece about her fathers estate and she sent me the information. Thank you for all the information provided to avoid any scams on the estate.

Well known grave robbers.

Got 2 VM messages from this number, stating they  need to speak to the person responsible for the financial affairs of my deceased husband's estate. I did not return the calls and did an online search for this company. Glad I did - what a shame that these scammers are allowed to operate and prey on unsuspecting people. I will not be calling them back.

Thank all of you who posted and warned others about this company.  My husband recently passed after a long battle with cancer.  I have lost what little he got from disability and my work hours have been cut because of covid 19.  I will struggle for some time to get back on my feet.  I just want to fix up our house and sell so I won’t have to worry about more debt as goes by.

Why are you making excuses for these worthless scammers. I imagine that birds of a feather fly together.

I would be curious as to why you are trying to get a response from someone who clearly posted here in 2014? Are you, for some unexplained reason, thinking that they will be stopping back after 6 years to answer you?

My first thought upon listening to the voice mail message was that it had to do with Ascenion Healthcare. Before calling back, I decided to do an online search. Wow, from the messages on here, I see that this company has been at this for at least a decade. My message was from "Gina Durant" and it was just like many of yours -- even the "if this is the wrong number" bit. My relative died a month ago and left no debts. I will not be calling back, but will keep track of how many calls I get -- more than 3 and I'm reporting it.

Update -- apologies to Ascension Point. In this case, it was a legit call. It seems that a canceled bank account is to blame. If the bank simply would have told me that they farmed out their cancellation process to a collection agency (and this one in particular), I could have avoided a lot of unnecessary stress. In this age of identity theft, why wouldn't you give your client a heads-up?

Boy is that post ever a load of feldercarb!