GC Services debt collector calls—how to stop them! - +1 877-244-7901 ((877) 244-7901)

This bill collector utilizes an unidentifiable number to make contact

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They keep calling my phone number looking for someone else, i've tryed to get them to remove my number but they just wont stop, it's already blocked on my phone

I received a call from a number with a dubious California area code, inquiring about a relative. Unfortunately, the poor sound quality made it difficult to discern the caller's identity.

To protect yourself, demand that these debt collectors provide all original documents proving the validity of the student loans, as their inability to do so can lead to the discharge of millions of loans.

Debt collectors should not contact McKesson employees at their workplace.

A message from 'Josh' prompted a callback, during which he made threats of legal action and wage garnishment, despite my assertions that he had the wrong person, a situation that was only resolved when I requested the name of their attorney, leading to a correction of their error.

A neighbor contacted me with a number, claiming it belonged to someone named Brandon, who then asked for my personal info, including SSN and DOB, which I refused to provide, warning others about potential identity theft.

My husband received a call from this number, which seemed urgent, and upon researching the number, it appeared that the callers were attempting to contact my son regarding a loan repayment issue.

A collection agency called from this number, claiming to verify the death of someone, demonstrating their relentless pursuit even after death.

Misinformation is rampant, but this number is actually associated with GC Services, a student loan division contracted by the US Department of Education, which has the authority to garnish paychecks without a judgement and offset social security benefits

Collectors often call my workplace, asking for individuals in a way that suggests they're not legitimate, and this caller's request for the HR department was a clear mistake, as I wouldn't provide them with any information they should already have.

The caller contacted my workplace, asking for someone in a way that made it obvious there were other collectors in the background, and when I put him on hold and later told him I do not provide information to collectors, he became agitated, trying to use a stalking tactic.

It might be beneficial to check 411.com to see if your number, along with those of your neighbors, is available for these unwanted callers to access. If so, consider requesting removal from their database to mitigate future harassment.

A call was received asking for Clarence Green, who is unknown to me