(330) 222-1041

I gave capital one TWO payments in February, and they still called me every day, multiple times each day.  I don't understand it.  I'm paying them and they continue to harrass me to no end.

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The caller ID came up as Paul Brownfield at an address of 5208 Yates Road, Salem, OH 44460.  The main on the other end asked for me by first name, and claimed his name was Ernesto.  When asked why he was calling he said it was personal.  Despite identifying himself, he played the going in circles game to try and insight me to join his game.  I just ***g up.  I'm positive it was Capital One handing over their collections to some c****.  They've engaged in this practice before and they do get very nasty.

it's capital one who calls about every hour, not a person but a computer asking for you to put in your card number to speak with someonr about your account. if you don't pick up they do not leave a message

The caller ID identified this person as Paul Brownfield of5208 Yates Road, Salem, OH 44480 from #330-222-1041.  The person asked for me by first name and when I asked who it was the man on the other end said Ernesto.  Then when I asked why he was calling he said it was personal and asked for me by first name a***n.  He kept talking in circles so I just ***g up on him, and blocked him.  I am certain that it was one of the nasty c****s Capital One has hired to do their collections.  I've experienced it from them in the past (about 5 years ago) and they are doing it a***n.  They get these people to be very nasty, insight you to anger and frustration just to get you to pay your bill.  They'll call at work, bother co-workers and whomever else they can.  This call s****ed only after I sent them a Cease and Decist letter to leave me alone as I am currently unemployed.  They will keep it up forever until the account is rectified.  This type of collection practice is a***nst the law, but they continue to engage in it anyway.

called 3 times so far today.  about every 4 hrs and doesn't leave a message.  If it is capital one as TK said, it can't be collections as my card is current.

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This number keeps calling and calling every half hour. Who is it? Doesn't leave a mesage at all.