913-312-5184 / 9133125184

Looks like you're the typical, deadbeat debt collector shill. mmm maybe want to choose which words you use a little more accurately to their correct meaning....

I realize this is my debit but calling all hours of the day and night is unacceptable. So I just answer it put it next to the TV or give to my pit bull and let her lick the phone and bark at it then hang it up.

Thanks for the info. Called them back and use #9.told them I didn't have a cc through them.the lady punch in my number and they were looking for someone else.she apologize and removed my number so we will see.

Avoiding and an inability to pay the debt are 2 different things. I doubt you would be able to grasp that concept but I thought I would try. What brings you here? I am sure you must not be late or anything like that so I do wonder why you would be Googling and so concerned about this number. I would ask if you could possibly be the debt collector in question but knowing that DC are spineless cowards who do nothing but lie, it would be a waste of time.

Wow, I never knew it would be so entertaining to read the comments here. This was almost better than reading the reviews on Amazon for the sugarless gummi bears that cause uncontrolled butt leakage!Thanks for the good time. Although next time I will make sure and bring microwave popcorn!!

Thank you for the list.I don't have any credit with them.they removed my number from their database so hopefully they will leave me alone.

I paid my account last month and on time with comenity bank they have no reason to call as my payment is not due for over 2 weeks

I am getting calls almost every day from 913-312-5184 and 720-456-3698 on my tracfone cell. I don't want to waste units to call them back so I just reject the calls. I think maybe they are trying to reach the person that had my cell number before me.

(Reuters) - U.S. authorities arrested seven people on Tuesday for what they said was a multimillion-dollar scam by a debt collection company that victimized more than 6,000 people, and a prosecutor said a wider crackdown was underway.Williams Scott & Associates LLC wrongly threatened people with arrest, used aliases such as "Investigator Ace Rogers" and tried other tricks to collect at least $4.1 million from consumers whose debt it bought for pennies on the dollar, prosecutors said.The company was owned by John Williams of Norcross, Georgia, who authorities said went on to operate a new debt collection business using the same tactics after the FBI conducted a search of its office in May.A criminal complaint filed in Manhattan federal court charged Williams, 48, the company and six employees with conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with the scheme, which had run since 2009.Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said the case was an example of "an absolute epidemic of abusive debt collection practices."Bharara said he reached out to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Federal Trade Commission about bringing more cases as part of a broad crackdown and was also looking into creditors who assign debts to abusive collectors."We are far from finished looking at the seedy side of debt collection," he said.Others arrested included employees Benita Cannedy, Rudy James, Arthur Cook, Christopher Lenyszyn, Clark Smith and Titus McDowell.Lenyszyn's lawyer said he could not immediately comment, while attorneys for the other defendants could not be immediately identified.The criminal case followed an earlier civil action by the FTC in which the company agreed to an order stopping it from collecting allegedly fake payday loan debts.The criminal complaint said WSA employees using aliases such as "Mr. Cline" and "Investigator Ace Rogers" told victims that the "national check fraud center" had filed complaints against them and that they faced jail time.To sound convincing, the employees read from a script containing phrases that sounded like official legal language, the complaint said."Failure to respond will lead to criminal charges being pursued," one line in the script read."It's a Class A felony pending against you for theft of property," another read.The Williams Scott & Associates employees also told victims that WSA stood for "Warrant Services Association."The case is U.S. v. Williams Scott & Associates, LLC, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, 14-mj-2546.

They say they are calling for Brylane Homes to catch up on payments but we are paid up in advance every month??? Cal the house and my Cell (don't know how they got that number) even on Sunday at 8:00 am. the numbers used so far are 720 456 3697 - 720 456 3698 - 913) 312 5183 - 913-312 0548 and (720) 456 3679