Turns out this number belongs to a debt‑collection agency called Receivable Solutions. The automated script asks for your first name, offers menu options, and hangs up or leaves a brief message, which is typical of aggressive debt collector tactics. Callers usually provide a different callback number, making traceability harder. If you’re not the debtor, you can request written verification under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and ask them to stop calling. Block the number on your phone, report it to your carrier, and consider filing a complaint with the CFPB if harassment continues. Staying calm and documenting each call helps protect your rights.
The call went to voicemail, where a vague message was left, stating '...if they can come to the phone...'
On 8/12/16, I encountered a similar experience with a push 1-4 menu option.
Upon answering, there was only silence, with no message or voicemail left behind.
People should really read the posts before posting, it's a bill collector from Receivable Solutions, if you dont owe any money, just block the number for god sake!
This number calls frequently, 4-5 times a week, but never leaves a message
The voicemail prompts you to push 1, 2, 3, or 4 on the menu, followed by a generic message.
This number frequently calls, intriguingly, it previously belonged to a friend, whose name still appears when they call. The method by which they acquired a person's old cell number is puzzling.
Can you please stop calling me?
The call was automated and failed to disclose the identity of the caller.
My cellphone received a call, but I didn't answer, and no message was left.
Similar to other reports, this call resulted in a message being left, and upon calling back the provided numbers, the recipient answered as 'Receivable Solutions', revealing a bill collector.
An unrecognized number called, but no message was left, and as a rule, I don't respond to unknown numbers
Daily calls, often multiple times a day, from this number are met with silence when answered, a persistent and frustrating phenomenon.
Attempts to return the call resulted in a message stating that the call could not be completed, which seems like an evasion tactic.
No name on caller id, just a number, the recording asked if I was the person they were contacting, by using my first name only, then it gave me options, I clicked 4 and they said they would remove my number...
This number has contacted me three times today, but they dont leave any messages, its pretty frustrating
A call was received with a recording asking to confirm the person's identity, and an option was chosen to remove the number from their records.
A call from this number, showing as from Natchez, MS, featured a recording asking if I was the person they were trying to reach, using my first name, and provided options to respond, after which, upon selecting that I was not the person they sought, the recording assured me that my number would be removed from their records.
They call and then ask for confirmashun of your first name, i think thats all they have, then they give you a account number and a number to call, but then they just hang up, i'm not shure what this is, it happend couple of time's, might be a phishing scam