Recent call logs reveal a steady stream of outreach from the same number, tying it to a debt‑collection outfit. Callers routinely reference student‑loan balances, personal details, and often claim to represent Asset Recovery Solutions. This pattern matches classic debt collector tactics, including caller‑ID spoofing and pressure tactics. Victims should request written verification of the debt, confirm the agency’s licensing, and invoke their FDCPA rights to halt calls to their workplace. Never share Social Security numbers or payment info over the phone. Block the number, report it to the FTC and FCC, and consider filing a complaint if harassment continues.
Debt collection agencies employ numerous phone numbers, with the publicly known numbers often being unrelated to the actual collection department, making it unnecessary to block them; furthermore, discussing debt issues with an employer can be a violation of the FDCPA, potentially leading to lawsuits against them.
My employer has been receiving calls from someone claiming to be "John Dekelaita", requesting a callback on extension "x445" for a supposed personal matter.
Perhaps it would be best to inform them of this.
John Dekoliota's actions have been highly inappropriate, including calling my employer and even the main hospital line on a weekend; this is a significant invasion of privacy and unprofessional, especially since they have my personal number and could have used that instead.
Verizon Voicemail identified the caller as 508-409-2689, yet the message was from "Janey Channing" asking me to call her back at 877-721-9336. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any information about 508-409-2689.
David Pizzaro from Asset Recovery Solutions has been accused of engaging in unscrupulous behavior.
This number has been calling my workplace and my famileys number, and the person said his name was James White
An unprofessional call was made to my workplace, where the caller quickly stated the call would be recorded before inquiring about my availability and hanging up when asked to leave a message.
The caller claimed to be a collection agancy, but it's apparentley a fake
The US Department of Education typically sends letters regarding federally guaranteed loans, whereas private loan collectors like Asset Recovery Solutions, hired by companies such as Navient, make the calls
The context of the conversation with this individual several months prior is unclear, but subsequent actions were presumably required.
Despite informing Darius Davis that I would continue to make payments through Navient, he continud to call, claiming I owed money, however the customer service agent confirmed that my account is curent and they have no record of this company or person
Similar to others, I've fallen victim to their debt collection tactics, which involved using my LinkedIn profile to contact my employer, as done by David Pizarro from Asset Debt Recovery Solutions, and I'm taking steps to protect my social media accounts and prevent such incidents in the future.
I've had a similar experience; they called my office, and their behavior was suspicious. After instructing them not to contact me again, they asked me to call a different number, 877-721-9336, which I refused to do.
The caller, discussing student loans, exhibited knowledge of personal details, including my last payment, birthday, and social security number; their pushy demeanor and refusal to respect my request to not contact my workplace again were unsettling
The caller inquired about a loan concerning a family member, then reframed it as a personal matter.
A call was made to my workplace department, using a phone number that was never shared
This number continues to call me at my workplace, despite my request to stop, and I plan to report them to the FCC
It appears that their activties are illegaly, and i was informed that i could join, but i dont think thats a good idear
A call was made to my workplace by someone asking for me, claiming it was a personal matter, and left the name James White and his number.
Multiple family members have received calls about student loans from this number, using a computerized system and claiming to offer reduced payoffs, but it's a scam, and they're not even native English speakers.
ARS, or Asset Recovery Solutions, is the agency responsible for collecting Sallie Mae loans, as confirmed by calling Sallie Mae directly at (888)272-5543, which led to a positive outcome for me.
During work hours, I was subjected to a harassing call from Asset Recovery, which was unexpected since my previous contact with my student loan lender was merely to request information, and I had not made any arrangements with Asset Recovery.
In an update, this number has called my family twice, impersonating the IRS, and after being informed that I didn't live at the number they called, they were given my correct number but claimed it wasn't the one they had.
A call was received, and upon investigation, the website WWW.Privacydefence-360.com was found to be associated with the caller.
I just recieved a call, you can read my post, they mentioned their website as WWW.Privacy defence-360.com
The disturbing practice of this company, which involves calling family members and disclosing my personal information to them regarding a supposed debt, has raised significant concerns about their methods and how they manage to operate without repercussions.
This debt collector is using caller ID spoofing to appear local and is attempting to collect outdated debts, employing scare tactics to elicit payment.
This number is associated with debt collection activities.
