Imagine getting a call from an unfamiliar number that keeps asking for a person who isn’t you. Most victims describe relentless, early‑morning outreach from a debt collector that refuses to identify its client. The pattern fits a third‑party agency buying charged‑off accounts and using aggressive scripts. To protect yourself, let the call go to voicemail, note the caller ID, and report the number to the FCC or your carrier. Consider adding the number to your phone’s block list and request a permanent block from your service provider. If a debt is legitimate, the collector must provide written verification within five days.
This number called me upto 7 times a day, and each time i ansered no one was on the other end, i then set my phone to auto anser and got some guy asking for somone not at my adress, he got aggresive and hung up, when i called the number back no one ansered, i have reported this to the FCC
They call me from assest recovery, i finaly talked to someone, they told me to pay $125 a month, they stop calling me now
Numerous calls from this number have been made, when I answer no one is there, the calls have started to call earlier and earlier, they now start at 5am and continue till after midnight, I contacted the FCC but untill I find an address for the number they were unable to help me
This company is a asset recovery company for GE Money, they are really annoying
