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Given that collectors have called me repeatedly looking for someone else and refused to listen when I told them it was a wrong number, I have no trouble believi
by DanielStraight 17y ago
Given that collectors have called me repeatedly looking for someone else and refused to listen when I told them it was a wrong number, I have no trouble believing they are violating laws in dealing with people that actually have debts. If suing them will get them to change, I'm all for it.
- nkassis 17y agoI've had that problem alot with my last phone number. And now it started happening with my new number. I dunno what to do other than change the damn number. It's stupid, and I had a guy call twice just to make sure. And I have to keep this phone on for emergency calls (I'm a sysadmin). I put this number on the no-call list which didn't do anything. They can probably get away with by saying they had no clue the number was reassigned and that they already had dealing with the person. This is a loophole of the no call list.
- paul9290 17y agoUse Google VOice or a similar service and only calls you allow will get through. ALl others could go to a voicemail that's the sound of a disconnected phone.