Calling from unknown number, Attorney or CA

TMD,

Could you post the exact name of the agency calling you? Perhaps they are using dialer system that is the reason the number cannot be tracked. What do they tell you when you pick up the phone?

When they answer the receptionist says "Waltham, William, Berg, and Reeves". Someone else called it to see what the number was. They don't leave a message when they call. My attorney handling some of my debts advised me to screen my calls and not answer unknown numbers or 800 numbers, so that is why I let the machine pick up...but they just hang up. The number does show up on the caller id, I just can't find out any info about them or what they do. I was just wondering if they are a CA or actually attornies.

oops...previous post was from me, just forgot to sign in..again.

I received a message from the 1-800-392-1887 and the person's name was Tom Romano (ext. 5877). I don't know whether to call back...

Just called the number - Collection agency...

Their name is Waltman, Weinberg, and Reis. They are attorney's office/collection agency. Send them a debt validation letter, they will get rid of the account quick. They don't validate debt, they just send it to someone else.

This another of their telephone numbers. I suspect they keep changing numbers as people get wise to them. They called me with a computerized message on Sunday July 9 2008 at 1:45 pm. I searched the internet for the number and this site was the only place where it was mentioned.
I owe nothing and am not behind in any payments. I intend to sue them. They have called several times before today. They were told that they have the wrong guy and yet they persist. The automated message told me to call but did not tell me what it was about. I called back and left a message that I was not to be screwed with and not to call me again. To take me off their list, and not call again.
Because of your site I now have enough information to contact them directly and fully intend to nail them to the wall...
If they need a real job my lawn needs cutting.

I have ben receiving calls from them as well, I called and requested that they refrain from calling again. The person they were trying to contact is someone whom I have no idea they are. They told me the number was flagged as a wrong number but I got another call again. Once again I called back and the woman told me that it should not happen again and apologized.

Ask them for their BAR # and State. That will shut them up if they're not legit....

Just called and spoke with receptionist. Asked for location and BAR #. She advised New Jersey and did not know the BAR #..........IMAGINE THAT !!!! :-0

All you want to know about Weltman, Weinberg & Reis is at their web page at:

Hope it helps!

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I did search also, and could find no information on them although there was a man and woman who have called in the past week. same number too. Is it a firm?

They are a law firm. The name is Weltman, Weinberg and Reis. They have several office located in Ohio and Pennsylvania. If you do a google search for Weltman, Weinberg and Reis their information comes up. They are an extremely reputable law firm and registered with the Ohio Bar Association.

Also,they have called many times before today, sometimes when I was sleeping. It makes me annoying. I really want to nail them to the wall... annoying, annoying, annoying........

Weltam weinberg, and etc., in ohio, im a p.i. we can match wits, i have thier home phone numbers.

you go girl!

They call me all of the time to. I don't ever answer anymore usually just hang up on them.

so whats the deal ... what should i do... do you know that when i called he wanted me to leave my name number AND SOCIAL SECURITY number... wtf who are they

They're a collection firm. I have worked at 2 collection firms, I know how they work - the firm doesn't have a bar number, the attorney's who are in the firm do. Not everyone in the company, like the receptionist, will have knowledge of the attorney's bar numbers if they don't directly deal with court documents. If you don't pay your bills, for example your Capital One bill, it will get turned into a collection firm which is Waltman Weinburg & Reis. They ask you for your information (i.e. SSN, birthdate, address, employer) so that they can verify you are the correct person on their file. If you're lucky, it could not be your file. It may be someone with the same first and last name but different middle initial. On the other hand, it could be your file and collection firms are more than willing to help debtors (you) to set up affordable payment arrangements or settlements.

Check with the State Bar Association that they are located in. If they are false, the Bar would love to know.