Voicemail Concern
Date: Fri, 04/12/2013 - 06:24
I received a voicemail from Pioneer Credit Recovery. The voicemail states who they are, why they are calling, who they are calling for (me), who they are collecting for and an exact dollar amount that is owed on the debt.
Are they allowed to leave that information on a voicemail (the amount that is owed on the debt). I tried Googling and couldn't find any information in regards to the matter. I have no problem taking responsibility for my debt, I'm just mortified that this info was left in a voicemail message. What if they had called the wrong number or there was someone else in the house (who doesn't live with me) who could hear the message?
Are they allowed to leave that information on a voicemail (the amount that is owed on the debt). I tried Googling and couldn't find any information in regards to the matter. I have no problem taking responsibility for my debt, I'm just mortified that this info was left in a voicemail message. What if they had called the wrong number or there was someone else in the house (who doesn't live with me) who could hear the message?
yes
disclosing that info is a no-no.i wouldn't worry,but if they call others and leave similar messages you might want to file complaints.since there is no real infp as i quickly googled as wel i suspect bottomfeeder.unless they call others ignore the message.
wait
they collect for sallie may loans.do you have a sallie may loan?if not then this is a scam using that name.if you do then they still commited a no-no disclosing that much info on a voicemail.
They are a student loan
They are a student loan collection agency....they collect for sallie mae and several federal contracts including the DOE.
