(253) 236-6033

Left a message saying there were three counts agianst me, they have my work number, social security number, address. When I called back to get a name, he gave me his name then asked for mine to take me off his calling list. I refused and said I had already reported. Please let me know what futher I have to do in this matter to stop these people from taking advantage of people like me.

We Recieved Numerous Call's From This 253-236-6033 & This Also 209-912-2108 Harassing Us By Phone By Saying They Will Come To Our House & Work With A Investigation Team If We Wont Response To Their Call!!

Got a call at work and when I demanded their "client" name and number and how how the received information on me they ***g up.  When I called back several times I was then blocked.  Oh well, case closed.

Got a call at work and when I demanded their "client" name and number and how how the received information on me they ***g up.  When I called back several times I was then blocked.  Oh well, case closed.

"Criminal Bureau of Investigation" is one of dozens of meaningless scary-sounding names attached to the fake payday loan collectors. Their threats are empty and their rude tactics are illegal under federal law, the FDCPA. Do not argue with them, do not comply with their extortionist demands. Show them you know you have rights they are *****ling. Try demanding a mailing address or a full business name. If the caller fudges his answer or you cannot verify it, it's likely a PDL sham. Challenge their horse puckey threats; they often make rude remarks and **** up. As the bullies like to hassle people at workplaces, advise your employers and coworkers these calls are garbage. The usual response to such a runaway debt collector stateside is to send a cease-comm letter and file suit. If you find a valid US address, please do so. Fierce consumer lawyers will leap at the chance to run such a case on contingency. However, being mostly outside U.S. borders and having no discernable addresses, these particular criminals rarely make it possible for individuals to punish them. Submit complaints to the FTC and attorneys general. The FBI is also taking comments on these hostile ****s. Pester anyone with proper authority until this fraud is investigated and smashed.Follow this link for a payday loan scam primer ...http://www.debtorboards.com/index.php/topic,6954.html?#msg104309Send word to the FBI via the Internet Crime Complaint Center: http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspxLearn how to exercise your rights as an alleged debtor from the FTC.The more you know of illegal practices, the faster you will sniff out the fraudsters. http://www.ftc.gov/os/statutes/fdcpajump.shtm

This number called my parents home looking for me threatening to put me out of my job and bring me to jail about a payday loan I took out with them.

A few days ago I found this number on Caller Id.

Scam. Indian guy with American name. The scam is this:  they want you to settle on a bogus law suit for your credit card info. They get you info from online payday loan lenders. They use numerous numbers from new york, cal, and now Washington.

We received a call from this number yes****ay.