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Thank you so much

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Sub: #18 Address
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What address will work for this bunch?

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Sub: #19
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I'm confused as to why im being hunted by this number, I don't have any debt with credit card companies or any credit card debt, and i was being contacted through my cell phone. so im not sure why im gettin these calls. it's haunting. they call twice a day mon-fri

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Sub: #20 336-522-8998
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Sears collection services



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Sub: #22 Sears
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I had lost my job and went on a montly payment plan with sears (this lasted a year) I was told when I did so that with the last payment made I could start using the card off. When I called to see if they had gotten the last payment I was told yes. I asked when I could start using the card again and I was told it had been canceled. I asked then if I could set up another year. That I could and would make the montly payments as I had been. I was trying to make restitutiuon for my situation. I got a FLAT answer NO. So now I get calls all the time from the above number.

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Sub: #23 336-522-8998
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I just received a call from this number and I am not behind on any payments anywhere. When I looked this number up, I read where someone else has been trying to find an official office to report this number as a "phishing attempt." Please contact your credit card companies, etc directly before giving any information as someone may just be looking for people already in financial distress to intimidate into paying out money to them instead of the companies to which it is actually owed. Don't fall for it. Real collection agencies know the regulations and will abide by them. If this was a legitimate collection agency, they would not have called me before they are legally permitted to make outgoing calls especially when I have no debts in collection!!!!

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Sub: #24
Replied on 08-28-2007, 05:26 PM
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screw this number they wont stop calling me either god dammit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Replied on 08-28-2007, 05:31 PM
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jus in the area,

I am not sure what you are trying to say. Tell me, if you are in debt and you want to pay so bad that it hurts but cant, do you want someone to call and remind you and tell you that your scum and will go to jail? I will pay my debts with or without a collection agency. By the way, it is a law that I do not have to use a collection agency to pay anything, I can just by pass them.


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It is a Greensboro NC area code, perhaps Citigroup is working with another name there?

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Sub: #27 scam
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The people (and I use the term loosely) operating from these numbers do not represent any established company. They are merely scam artists who only want to extract personal information so that they fraud you. It has been an ongoing scam.

DO NOT give them any information whatsoever.

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Sub: #28 CITIGROUP
Replied on 12-04-2007, 06:19 PM
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These people call us ALL THE TIME! I'm getting so sick of seeing their stupid number on my caller ID. We usually just pick up the phone and yell something ridiculous into it and then hang up again.

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Sub: #29
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I also receive these calls numerous times a day..it is also a Staples card. I had one and paid it off completley and cancelled it but citicard didnt receive my payment on time and charged me a late fee but I was never informed and it kept adding up! I had that problem so maybe if someone has a staples card? they could have a similar situation...

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They calld me 2 times yestderday, no message left then again this morning and they just sat there. Now I know who it is but I am not late on any payment.

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Sub: #31 this is just ridiculous
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they were calling me about a legitimate debt, which i paid off to them over the phone the first time they called me. that was three weeks ago and they are STILL calling me about 15 times a day on my freaking cell phone asking about the debt, which by the way has already cleared from my account. can i like... do anything about this? doesn't this qualify as harassment?

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Sub: #32
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These companies do have a department that handles mail through a viewer not the actual piece of mail. Some of the information you give above is true, but sometimes a letter if formatted correctly can get the items removed from your credit report. I used to work for an undisclosed company and there was a Dept called Paper that handled these letters and forwarded them to Hagerstown MD to have researched.




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