The pattern points to a debt‑collection operation. Callers pop up on both mobile and landlines, often without leaving a voicemail, and occasionally throw in background chatter or music to mask their intent. When you answer, expect vague requests for personal data like Social Security numbers or DOB—classic red flags. Let the call go to voicemail, block the number, and never share sensitive info. If the calls persist, consider filing a complaint with the FTC or your state’s consumer protection agency. A quick search shows United Recovery Systems is linked to this number, reinforcing the debt‑collector vibe.
Repeated calls from this number have become a weekly occurrence, with no messages left behind. A Google search revealed a possible connection to United Recovery Systems, a debt collection agency.
A caller requested my social security address and date of birth under the guise of discussing a personal business matter.
Today I recived a call but they didnt leave a mesage, the Caller ID said Name Unavaliable
The caller played "Sea Of Love" on my answering machine.
This number belongs to a debt collection agency
This numper has been calling my home phone, which is only used as a fax line, and when I answered, somone was talking in the background, it was quit strange
A call was received on my cell phone from this number, but no other information is available.
