Calling my parents home
Date: Mon, 07/28/2008 - 13:35
This is a common tactic that they are allowed to do ONCE. And o
This is a common tactic that they are allowed to do ONCE. And only for locating you. They can not divulge any information. However, they know this is embarassing. They will call friends, family, and even neigbors pretending to 'trying to locate', but in reaility they are just trying to embarass you into paying the debt.
Call them and verify that they have your current info. Then inf
Call them and verify that they have your current info. Then inform them that any further contact with any 3rd party will result in you filing suit. Record the call if you are in a 1 party state
er solutions did it to me.. i reported them to the BBB and it st
er solutions did it to me.. i reported them to the BBB and it stopped, maybe that will help?
And if you are in a 2 party state for call recording, inform the
And if you are in a 2 party state for call recording, inform them that you are recording when they pick up. If they do not agree, then demand that they transfer you to someone who will agree to being recorded. They do it to us all the time, I always get a laugh when they refuse to be recorded.
Was it the same CA calling you? Often acounts are moved around
Was it the same CA calling you? Often acounts are moved around and if you sent a C&D letter to one CA, it does not apply to the second, or third or.... So basically, if the account does not have good contact information for you, everytime it is moved, the calls will start all over again.
Creditors financial did the same thing to me. My husband had a
Creditors financial did the same thing to me. My husband had a delinquent account and I wasn't even on it. Somehow they did their research and got both my parents numbers and called them at home. They told both of them that they were looking for both me and my husband and said that we had 24 hours to call back about case number xxxx or we were being sued. Scared the crap out of them and really embarrassed us! Thanks for all the information in response to the question on this post...it helped me too.