Block the number if you suspect fraud. When a debt collector calls claiming to represent Cox Communications, let the call go to voicemail first and note any reference numbers. Never share Social Security numbers, bank details, or passwords until you request a written validation of the debt as required by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Use your phone’s built‑in call blocking feature or a third‑party app to stop repeat calls. Report persistent or harassing calls to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency. Keep records of dates, times, and what was said – it helps if you need to dispute the claim later.
I supposely owe money to Cox, and I recieve about two calls daily from this automated service, ironicly the few times I pickup they dont answer, insted they tell me to call them back, if they cant be botherd to collect, then I will just wait
This morning, at 10:53, I received my first call from a number with a 775 area code, prompting me to return a call to 877-570-0050. Within less than two hours, two additional calls were made from the 877 number, with the last one being at 12:18, but no message was left. Having received three calls in such a short time frame raises concerns about potential harassment. Since the caller didn't identify their employer, I had to use a reverse directory search to find this website, and I appreciate the comments from others warning about Cox's overpriced services.
This number is linked to Cox Communications' debt collection agency, which has failed to cancel services as promised, leading to poor customer experiences.
A search on Google's web cache revealed that this number is linked to Cox's webpage with CCC listed
A similar incident occurred to me as well.
Confirming that it's indeed Cox, and I'm relieved to have switched to Direct TV.
Someone named Ava called me, and left a message, but it was just background noise, i think its a collection agency calling
It's astonishing how quickly they acted; after cancelling my cable and moving, I received a collection call the very next day, with the representative providing an alternative number to call back.
It appears that COX has enlisted a collection agency, despite a payment arrangement being in place, and this agency continues to contact me via cell phone, which is unregistered, leaving only a message envelope
I received an automated call from COX.
I received an automated message instructing me to call a different number, which I researched and discovered to be related to a debt collection agency.
A voicemail from Donna Cooper was received, although the phone did not register the call, and it appears to be related to a dispute with Cox Communications
Michelle Green from Cox Communications called regarding an outstanding debt, but the matter appears to be unresolved.
A woman named Michelle Green called from this number, claiming I owed money to Cox Communications, which seems to be a common issue with this number
The call was from Cox cable's collection company, and they were trying to collect payment or retrieve their equipment after my boss had moved, and a woman named Donna Cooper called.
The Mercury Dialer automated system calls and transfers to a collection agent once a live person is reached.
A woman with this number called our home, identifying herself as Ms. Brown, and mentioned it was regarding a personal matter.
This number appears to be asociated with a collection agency for Cox Communications, responsable for handling cable and TV bills.
My curiosity got the better of me, but unfortunately, the caller didn't leave a message.
