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Is silence and hanging up considered harrassment?

Date: Fri, 02/27/2015 10:48
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NCO keeps calling me about a small medical debt. They call from several numbers that I look up on 800notes so I know who they are from.

They simultaneously call multiple phones. When I pick up, there is silence on the other end and after 20-25 seconds the line goes dead.

I've managed to record this multiple times using Google Voice.

This happens 3-5 times per day and has been going on for 2 weeks

At what point is it considered harassment?




how do you know it's for this medical debt?did you get a letter from them,or was it a call?btw per the FDCPA calling numerous times in an attempt to annoy is a violation.save those google voices as they might come in handy for you.so yes i would consider it harrassment.

Sub: #1 posted on Fri, 02/27/2015 - 20:46

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