772-664-4005 / 7726644005

just called me

I don't think the tactic of not answering in itself is sufficient for getting off their call list. I have never answered their calls for over a year now and still get them, sometimes several in one day. The autodialer that they use (and ones that most tellemarketers, even ligit ones, automatically puts an unanswered phone number back into its rotation list for future calls.The only way to stop these people is to get the authorities to put them out of business.The web site www.heatherwithaccountservices.com is the best place for people to go and see what is being done and what they can do to reach this goal. Sites like 800notes.com and www.whocalledus.com (both of which have many posted complaints for this 772-664-4005 number and the many other fake numbers that these crimiinals are using to spoof your Caller ID and make it difficult for law enforcement to see the connection between them all and take action accordingly) are informative to be sure, but we're all just preaching to the choir here in venting our frustrations, which does little to put "Heather" out of business.

Maybe not sufficient but it certainly does lead them astray for awhile. They've been calling me for a pretty long time...every day, 3 times a day and I've never answered the call because I don't recognize the number. They slacked off for awhile but they're back at it again. Am I answering? Heck no. What's the point? I'd rather spend some time trying to nail their a$$e$ than being bothered with answering the phone especially when I know it's a low-life who's either going to try to steal my identity OR cuss me out...

772-664-4005. Unlisted & Unpublished number, number on the Do Not Call List Registry. Still receiving cold calls. Filed a complaint with the Do Not Call Registry. Wasn't home to answer.

I have been interviewd by our local media about this. They thus contacted the Asst AG of Arkansas and they are in the mist of tracking down not only the people that are behind the calls, but also the 'auto dialer' company. The Asst AG said they are currently breaking three Arkansas State Laws: 1. It is illegal for a telemarketing company to use an auto dialer in the state. 2. It is illegal for a telemarketing company to put 'unknown' or 'block' on the caller ID in this state and to use a 'fake' number to call. 3. Making calls on the do not call list is also an Arkansas State Law. The Asst AG said they had recieved MANY MANY complaints about this company and are going after them. My suggestion, complain to the FL AG AND *YOUR* AG. Write into your local news media. They love that "on your side" news story. I keep a detailed Excel Spreadsheet of each call I recieve to hand over to the authorities for when they need it. Complaining on a website isn't stopping them, everyone needs to complain to the AG's office!

YES! I guess they got the message after not answering the phone whenever they called...the calls have completely stopped...one week of pure HEAVEN!

No, DidNotAnswerThePhone, that's not how they work at all. I have never answered their calls but still get called constantly. However I too have not received any calls from them for about a week now. The reason they stopped calling, and it's only temporarily, is because of the heat generated against them from the exposure of who the company really is and who the owner is as covered on the web site heatherwithaccountservices.comThe company is a bit upset about being exposed, so they stopped calling people while they figure out their next steps, one of which has been to sick their lawyers on the guy behind that web site in hopes of shutting it down and scaring other people from trying to expose them further. As soon as they get comfortable again, the calls will start again. You just wait and see. Greed is too powerful of a force to scumbags like these.

Actually, it's your site's inuendo that a famous financial guru was tied to the scam...wouldn't doubt if they weren't served "cease and desist" orders...

Chicago Testimonial:I received a telephone call in late February 2007 from 'Cardholder Services' claiming to be a courtesy call about my credit card balances. I am on the National Do Not Call List so I was initially not suspicious. I believed they were legitimately checking on existing accounts. As the phone call progressed I learned that it was actually a phone solicitation from American Debt Negotiators (ADN) in Florida, and they were not affiliated with any of my credit cards. By then I had already provided some credit-sensitive information.Despite their less-than-forthright approach, I went through a series of phone calls with ADN representatives during which I provided additional credit card and bank account information with the intention of using their debt elimination services. They told me there would be a non-refundable deposit of $478, and I told them that it sounded like a good offer but I wanted to check some things out before I 'signed on the dotted line.' Before signing the agreements, I took the opportunity to do some 'homework' by collecting information about ADN and Richard Brennan from the BBB of Southeast Florida, the Florida Department of State Division of Corporations, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, the Florida Bar, the American Bar Association, and the Federal Trade Commission. The information I gathered caused me to be very worried about doing any business with them. I learned that in addition to a class-action suit in Georgia, the Better Business Bureau listed LOTS of complaints, and I found a bunch of horror stories about these people online! As a result of the information I received, I decided against using ADN services. I did not sign any of the Agreements. Instead, I typed and faxed a letter to Brennan/ADN on March 12th requesting that they 'not contact my creditors, not process debit entries from my bank account, and not provide services specified in [their] Agreement.' I received an email confirmation from a representative at ADN. I believed that our business was done.However, on March 13th $478 was debited from my checking account. ADN did not refund the money in April. When the problem was not corrected by May 4th I phoned ADN and the Brennan law firm again. I was told by ADN staff that the electronic debiting process was automated and could not be stopped in time despite their receipt of my March 12th correspondence. ADN Floor Supervisor Venetra promised a refund (once approved by Operations Manager Mark). Mike Reynolds at ADN told me that Brennan has the $478. Meanwhile, Brennan's staff member Sarah told me that ADN has the $478. Bottom line: two months had passed since the money was taken. I had not received services for the money, and I didn't want any services. I just wanted the $478 refund that I am due.After repeated phone calls I was told by Bonnie at ADN that she had a 'taped verification' on file of my agreeing to the 'non-refundable $478 fee' which had been scheduled to be withdrawn from my bank account on March 13th. I told Bonnie that I understood the $478 was non-refundable but only after I signed up for their service. Furthermore, several times during the course of those early phone calls I had requested information in writing before moving forward. Frankly, even if they couldn't stop the withdrawal, they should have refunded the $478 once they noticed the mistake.

Sorry, DNATP, but that's not "my" site. And besides, that site only reposted a complainer's post from another site. Geesh! I was only trying to help you. What's your problem?Anonymous, yep, that's their scam. Sorry you got taken.