541-955-7800 / 5419557800

DCS has been calling my house phone at least 2x/day for months. Most of the times when they had called I was either at work or didn't answer because I figured I'd get a robo-voice or an automated hang-up. I actually was sitting near the phone and answered it tonight. Surprise surprise! They are yet another creditor calling for the people who used to have my phone number. I have had this phone # for the past 3 years, so I can only assume that collections places aren't big on researching current phone numbers of people they are attempting to contact. So yes, I would have to agree with the people who are suggesting not to give personal info. out, especially since it wouldn't be surprising if there were an imposter DCS out there calling under a similar # or something. Also, all of these creditor companies (not just DCS) seem to call the [***] out of any numbers used when the original account was set up, regardless of how old the debt is. I just wish they'd at least research who the current owners of some of there numbers are! I get around 2-5 calls/day on some other peoples' old accounts just because credit agencies are too lazy to google phone #s and verify them. Sorry that was such a long rant but I feel much better now, thanks...lol

Same here. Caller was very obnoxious asking questions about someone else without telling why when I asked what they were looking for. So I hung up and don't answer anymore. How they got both my house and cell is a question. PS: I refuse to talk to anyone who talks like that....I don't care who or where they are from.

called cell and left no message.. straight up [***]

Just got the same call. Stating I had an outstanding student loan from 2007 as well. I reported them tothe Federal Trade Commissionthanks for posting

Just started getting calls from this number. I am over 60 years old and don't have student loans. They leave no message.

I would like this phone number to stop slamming my cell phone with calls.

FROM WHAT I HAVE READ THE LAW HAS BEEN BROKEN, READ Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) LOT OF INFO, THEY CALL ME AND THE PERSON THEY ASK FOR ,I DONT EVEN KNOW AND THEY SAY THAT THEY JUST TALKED TO HER AT THIS NUMBER,I'VE HAD THIS NUMBER FOR TEN YEARS,IF YOU GOT TO fairdebtcollection.com YOU'LL FIND A LOT OF INFO

i chewed their [***] out for calling me. they said there was a problem with my student loan from 2004. i harshly informed them that i was nine at the time... then they tried to get me to give them my social security number and whole bunch of personal stuff... i think i'm gonna report them.

These people called my neighbor and possibly other neighbors and family members. From what I gathered, the name on the ID was Performant. Student loan most likely. Seriously considering suing them if an attorney takes the case on contingency.

I say we should all get a bail out. I mean, the same banks that screwed the public and got bail outs are the same ones that are all bent out of shape and need Uncle Sam to back them up when they get screwed. So, basically, screw them, screw the Feds, and if you can't pay, you can't pay. Debt collectors are, in most cases, scumbags as bad or worse than those who are in default. They buy crappy debt for pennies on the dollar then try to turn a profit by screwing around with the consumer. To that I say FU##CKEM! By the way, just to educate you a bit. The government has a very small limit as to how much they can garnish and you have to make above a certain amount for them to take anything. If you don't have a job, there isn't anything to take nor tax refunds to keep. Even if you have a job, you can elect to either break even or pay taxes at the end of the year. So again, you can't pump water from a dry well. Go back to your little ole soap box and be careful no to slip and fall on your [***]. Then again, that would probably do you some good. Ta Ta goody goody two shoes.