Block the number and log every call to safeguard yourself. Most of the voicemails use high‑pressure language—threatening legal action unless you or your attorney call back—typical of aggressive debt collectors. They often hide their true identity behind generic names like “World Financial” and rely on fear to prompt payment. Let the call go to voicemail, note the exact wording, and report the harassment to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency. Never share Social Security numbers or banking details over the phone, and consider a call‑blocking app to cut off repeat calls. A clear record makes it easier to dispute illegal collection practices.
The call was made without revealing the company name, raising suspicions.
A woman, Miss Taylor, called my cell phone, claimeing to have my personnal info and warned me to contact her before 4pm or else they will take unwanted actions, but we never had any dealings with this company
A message from Comenity bank's Miss Crim was left, requesting Elizabeth Bockhol to return the call immediately, with contact information provided.
When I saw that the caller ID displayed 'RESTRICTED', I allowed the call to go to voicemail, where a message from specialist Martinez at Community Capital Bank requested that I return the call during business hours
I received a call for my ex-husband, which was extremely annoying, especially since we have been divorced for many years.
The caller left a message emphasizing the importants of returning their call, and stated they would document their atempt to contact me before making a decsion.
A voicemail was left by someone purportedly from Commidity Bank, asking for a Marissa to return the call, which seems potentially legitimate but also possibly a scam.
Numerous calls are being made to every number by computers
Some young guy with a southern accent left a message, using my daughters first name, he also left a name but i coudnt quite make it out, along with an extention number, saying he needed to discuss something important with her, no idear how they got our number though.
I believe these callers are scammers posing as community bank representatives, as they mistakenly thought I was someone else and became threatening when I accused them of scamming.
A 'Special Agent' provided this number for contact, claiming someone who doesn't reside here was being sought, with an unclear name and a suspiciously long extension number; the nature of the call seems scam-like rather than a legitimate collection attempt.
A message was left for someone who has never used this number, claiming to be from a bank regarding a store credit card account
A return call was made to Miss Pasada at Ext 124-6153, informing her that the person she was trying to reach was not available at this number; the conversation that followed was unprofessional, and the request to remove the number from their list was met with rudeness.
Given my young age and lack of employment, it's clear that this call was a scam, prompting me to block the number immediately.
Harassment from this number has escalated to involve my husband's phone, with threats and demands to have a representative call back, which is unacceptable and may lead to legal action.
A woman contacted my household claiming to have an urgent matter concerning my younger sister, stating that failure to respond would lead to unspecified actions against her; the call seemed ominous and resembled a phishing scam
These people, especually agent Carter, call me upto 15 times a day, and when I spoke with him, he was extremly rude, and tryed to talk over me, claiming to be a profesional, but his behavior was unproffesional, and I know I need to pay my credit card, but it's dificult right now, and I'll pay it when I can, as other expenses, like utilites, are a priority
Following a call today, I was instructed to return the call, but given the numerous scam warnings posted here, I'm hesitant to do so. Can anyone confirm whether this is a legitimate call or a scam?
Returning the call and navigating through the voicemail extension led to a conversation with a woman claiming to be from a bank, who hung up after being informed the person she sought was not available; subsequent calls were necessary to request removal from the call list.
The tactics employed by this caller raise suspicions that they might be impersonating a bank.
I had a similar experience, can you elaborate on what happened in your case?
Comenity Bank, which handles accounts for various stores, has been contacting me, despite my never having held a card with them.
I've received numerous calls from this number while at work, with the caller failing to identify themselves and immediately inquiring about my attorney, which is puzzling, and their demeanor was unprofessional, marked by yawning and a general air of indifference.
The caller is making fake claims and should be blocked.
I've been receiving threatening voicemails from this number, despite having no debt, and I find the harassment unbearable.
A call from Comenity Bank, formerly World Financial Network National Bank, was received from a representative named Nicky Jackson, regarding a late credit card payment and potential attorney involvement.
It's seem like these peoples have been calling my in-laws and sister, thats not legal, they claim I owe money and want me or my lawyer to call them back
This is not a legitimate call, as they contacted me despite my having no debt, credit cards, or other financial obligations, and they requested sensitive information like my SS#, which should never be shared over the phone, indicating a clear scam.
Lynette called me today and left a message, saying i owed some debt, but i dont owe anything to anyone, it's obviousley a scam, i hope she calls me again, this could be intersting.
It appears to be a genuine collections call, as I returned the call and they were asking for someone who previously had my number, resulting in frequent collections calls for that individual. If they have your correct name, it's advisable not to ignore the call.
