Imagine receiving a call at dawn from an unfamiliar number that claims to be a debt collector. In most reports the caller identifies itself as United Recovery Systems, yet the pattern matches typical high‑frequency collection tactics. The calls often violate FTC calling‑time rules, skip voicemail, and pressure for personal data. Document each call, note the time and exact wording, and report violations to ftc.gov. Block the number using your phone’s built‑in features or a reputable call‑blocking app. If harassment persists, consider a written cease‑and‑desist letter and consult a consumer‑rights attorney, especially if you suspect the caller is a scammer posing as a legitimate agency.
This women was asking for my mom but i dont know how they got my number, she was kinda rude and i think her name is regina or somethin
This number is a debt collector, appearently...
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Repeated calls were made regarding a debt that is not mine, with requests to cease contact.
Two calls were made within a short time frame with no messages left; the decision was made to block the number due to the unsolicited nature of the calls
Be carefull with this caller, it's probbably a scam to steal your informations
This number has been contacting me regarding a repossession from 2018, and I am concerned about the potential consequences, including wage garnishment and judgment filings
They call me every day, but never leave a message
Its pretty much like paying taxes, you just gotta deal with it
The calls come at very early times, which is annoying, but I don't answer them.
This number keeps calling and leaving strange voicemails, just alot of heavy breathing and somone whispering help me, its kinda creepy
I installd a free Call Blocker app by Android Rocker last year, and it has worked efectivly; I recomend setting it to only allow contacts to reach you.
Purchasing a call blocker, which costs about as much as two months of service charges, could provide a permanent solution, eliminating the need for future payments.
They called me two times in the last two days at 8am, never leving mesages, i tryed to block the number at cox but they want me to pay 15$ extra for that feature, thats just nickle and dimeing...
This number constantly calls, but I never answer. I have blocked the number on my phone, and I wonder if it is related to credit cards or auto loans.
I'm not shure if this is a legitamate collection agency or a scam, it's stil unclear
The experience with this number has been extremely irritating, as they requested personal information, which is a clear indication of a scam.
Repeated daily calls from this Texas-based number have become a nuisance, yet they never leave a message, leading me to question the claim that it's related to credit card collections, specifically Chase card, as I've never had one and my current card is paid off.
I'm being harrassed by this number at my workplace
I beleive Ive been added to some sort of telemarketing list, Ive been getting alot of unwanted calls lately and Ive had to install a blocker on my phone to stop them, alot of inconvienience
We have a policy of not answering calls from unidentified numbers.
This number is from UNITED RECOVERY SYSTEMS apparently
A debt collection agency called, but didnt even mention their companys name
Chase initially sent letters, followed by numerous daily phone calls, and subsequently involved Client Services Inc and United Recovery in their pursuit
After sending a letter to Chase, asking them to stop contacting me, they sent Allied Interstate and Client Services Inc to harrass me
The ID say Houston TX, but according to other sources, the caller might be United Recovery Systems.
Apparently, these debt collectors are relentless in their pursuit, using various phone numbers to contact me, which would restart the statute of limitations. Given my current financial struggles, paying them is out of the question, and I suspect they would misuse the funds anyway. For now, they are simply wasting their time trying to reach me.
In my situation, I owe a debt to Chase, but I've been advised by a credit counselor to ignore their calls, as they can only make threats
A call was received, but the answering machine picked up, and the caller remained silent - likely a wasted effort from a collector.
For three weeks, I've been receiving constant calls from this number and also 832-476-0436, both of which are claimed to be from United Recovery System when I called back, attempting to extract my Social Security information, which appears to be a scam.
