Calls from this number often claim to be from a debt collector but give no details about the alleged debt. The script typically pressures you to call back immediately, uses vague case numbers, and avoids providing a written verification notice, which is required by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. If you receive such a call, request written debt verification within 30 days and do not share personal or financial information until you have proof. You can place the number on the national do‑not‑call list, block it on your phone, and file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or your state attorney general. Staying calm and documenting each interaction helps protect your rights.
If you call these scammers, ask for proof of debt, dont acept no for an answer, by law they have to send you proof by mail, not email
The claims made here are entirely fabricated.
Repeated calls have been made by DRS in search of my ex-husband, despite my efforts to inform them that he may have moved abroad, and they continue to harass my neighbors, daughter's ex-boyfriend, and even call me at work.
DRS debt collector being aggressive. Stressed me out.
I ignored calls from this number a few weeks ago, but then I was served, aparently Direct Recovery Services is suing me for 20 K dollars, dont make the same mistake, answer the call!
I recieved a call from a women named Sylvia re: a former tenant, she said it was urgent but wont give me no identification
This organization has consistently tied up my phone line with prolonged periods of music, long pauses, and threatening messages intended for someone who has never resided at my address or had my phone number.
It's possible that this number belongs to a debt collection agency, as they were searching for someone I'm acquainted with and seemed to be gathering information from online sources
