(559) 733-7550

Received 5 spam calls in a row. Spam calls.

Nobody said anything. It was just silence.

TOTAL SCAM! They try get information from you up front, hoping you'll reveal something that they can exploit. Tell them din't call back, and hang up!

Call back number-financial credit network... Call back number 800-540-9011

Illegitimate calls requesting money for accounts I don't have. Full blown liars and scammers

It's not spam. It's cuz we don't pay out bills

Spam!

Spam, don't pick up!

Ni message

Didn't answer don't care

FINANCIAL CREDIT. NETWORK. I last rec'd a call from this # on 04/22/10

repeatedly calls for unknown persons.

I keep getting calls from them even though I don't have any credit problems. My credit report is squeaky clean.

these people are deceiving,lying,crooks.if you are being treated at a county hospitol they will call claiming to be that hospitol.after lulling you into a false sense of security about delays in medical or medicaid or mia assistance you get a court order to pay 2 to 3 times the amount of your bill.then when you call them they act like they have been after you for months when you dont even know who they are.they wont discuss anything with you until you give them criticl information about you and your spouse.but dont worry alicia has a friend in the refi business that can save your home.if thi isnt illegal what is?

These people left me a message to call and then when you call their voice mail did not even reference what time zone they are in.  I had to look on the internet to see that I was 3 hours ahead of them.  I have no business with them and apparently they just annoy anyone with a name match.

these idiots called and woke me up today first time i ignored it and they called again right after leaving a voice mail they told me i have an outstanding debt or whatever i was half awake i was like no i dont she asked if i was someone that has almost the same name as me but with a few letters switched lol and then i just said WHO? she just hung up on me. called back with no response.

who is it! why do i have a reference number

I am researching this agency because they appeared on my client's credit report. Here is what I found for the company behind 1-559-733-7550. If you do not owe this company money, then you should email the president and vice president, tell them they have the wrong person, DO NOT give any of your personal information to them and ask to be removed. The burden is on them to prove you are the person they are looking for,not for you to prove you are not. If they don't take you off, file a complaint with the CA attorney general's office. Financial Credit Network1300 West Main Street, Visalia, CA 93291P.O. Box 3084, Visalia, CA 93278(800) 540-9011Email: [email protected]: (888) 326-4329President: Alicia Sundstrom-ParkEmail: [email protected] President: Kris DavissonEmail: [email protected]

Told them the person who they are trying to contact did not live here and to take me off their list.

I don't have any outstanding debts, except for when I was 18...30 years ago. I now have perfect credit, and they keep calling me from this number. I have told them that their debt is not on my credit report, so don't know what they are talking about, and yet they insist they can collect. I appreciate seeing feedback from others on here, so I will now just ignore them in the future.

I don't have any outstanding debts, except for when I was 18...30 years ago. I now have perfect credit, and they keep calling me from this number. I have told them that their debt is not on my credit report, so don't know what they are talking about, and yet they insist they can collect. I appreciate seeing feedback from others on here, so I will now just ignore them in the future.

I don't have any outstanding debts, except for when I was 18...30 years ago. I now have perfect credit, and they keep calling me from this number. I have told them that their debt is not on my credit report, so don't know what they are talking about, and yet they insist they can collect. I appreciate seeing feedback from others on here, so I will now just ignore them in the future.

I don't have any outstanding debts, except for when I was 18...30 years ago. I now have perfect credit, and they keep calling me from this number. I have told them that their debt is not on my credit report, so don't know what they are talking about, and yet they insist they can collect. I appreciate seeing feedback from others on here, so I will now just ignore them in the future.

this call came from a collections agency.  they leave a 1800 number when they leave a message.  they have an automated dial service i believe... if you answer, there is a slight pause before they start talking.  if you don't answer, it goes to voicemail and a recording kicks in to leave the message which is something like "i'm looking for (pronounce your name wrong).  my name is ___.  i need a return call today.  my number is 1800... extension number ___"

A women called asking for me, asked to verify my DOB when I finally did she said I was the wrong person  and hung up.  She never did identify who she was.  I won't get caught on the DOB again.

folks from "financial credit" called as I was complaining about another caller. Left recorded message for someone to call them back at

folks from "financial credit" called as I was complaining about another caller. Left recorded message for someone to call them back at

This is a comopany that does collection for the Spanish speaking client of AT&T wireless in the Mid West.  They are on a dialer and very annoying. When you call them to have them remove your number they ask you tons of questions that is none of their business.

When I first got my current cell phone number about two years ago, I received phone calls from a similar company in New Jersey looking for someone with a similar first name. I told them they had the wrong number, but they continued to call. Then about a year ago, this California based company started calling for this other person. Again, they kept calling. I can't even get a person on the phone to talk to me. I get the impression these call centers don't care whether they have the right numbers or not and base their productivity entirely on the volume of calls made by an automated system. Statistically, this probably looks like they are efficient, even if they call 16 year olds who do not have bills, outstanding or otherwise. I think they are scamming the companies that employ them more than anything.

I have a problem with anyone that has a robot call me and put me on hold, especially when the recorded greeting doesn't identify the caller or the purpose of the call.

This is an electronic dialer. They keep calling my cell phone, and leave broken up messages. I am unsure who they are, and what they want. Cant understand the electronic message. Very annoying!

These idiots keeps calling my 16 year old son on his pre-paid cell phone and the message is usually always in spanish. It's very annoying and takes minutes off his phone in order for him to clear his voicemail.

whos this?

Financial Credit Network is a California based collection agency. Owned by Alicia Sundstrom-Parks. Several questionable address: 4679 8th  Suite 200, Murrieta, Ca 92562 or 24652 Ambervalley, Murrieta, Ca 92562.They don't believe anything of what you tell them except send money. So they use over 10 other numbers that they have. Problem not solved. They make insinuations and tell you that you are going to jail. They now have a system in place of calling you rather you answer or not.Keep a record of the calls after you have told them to stop and if they keep calling, talk them to court. Sue them for every call Up to the maximum in California. If it gets over that amount go to Superior Court. You get more money there anyway.

Financial Credit Network is a California based collection agency. So either you owe a debt, or they have a wrong number. If they aren't looking for you, then simply tell them they have a wrong number. Problem solved.

Automated voice asking me to dial '1' to talk to someone at Financial Credit Network.

please hold for a business phone call. Mark McClean