(772) 882-3200

After the first lady that called me and I ***g up, she called me back to tell me I had an outstanding debt due to the fact that I probably didn't even have a job. She then s****s screaming as I defended myself. I asked for her supervisor and she ***g up on me. After calling the # back and asking for a supervisor, I was routed to a guy that claimed he was an upper. He was ignorant to the fact that the collection was wrongly placed and insisted I pay it anyways. As the conversation progressed, it was apparent that there would be no reprimand for the unprofessional behavior of their reps. It's obvious, after talking the Supervisor, that he was about as ignorant as his reps.

They keep calling my cell phone reagrding my mother who is in a nursing home.  They will not identify who they are.  They asked if I had a power of attorney for my mother and wanted a copy and also wanted to confirm her SS# without ever IDing themselves or disclosing what the call is about.

I got a call from this number today (Aug 9 2010) but the ****** woman had such a thick foreign accent I couldn't even understand her so I ***g up.  If you're going to spam someone, at least don't use ****** foreign people who can't even*****ounce English.

The statute of limitations puts a limit on their ability to sue you in court for the debt, it in no way restricts the time that debt collectors may attempt to collect the debt. ( which they may do as long as they hold the debt.) Anyone that owes these people money and does not want to hear from them a***n should simply tell them not to contact you by phone, that you will respond only to written requests for payment or information. ( Tell them it's for "book keeping" purposes and demand "proof of debt " including a copy of the original signed or verbal contract between you and the original lender which you by law have to be furnished if you request it.) That request really makes them mad!  Once you get a letter from them either demanding payment or providing " proof of debt" then send a cease and desist letter ( google free samples) and mail it off in the handy envelope they provided ( send it registered mail and keep a copy.). They will have to respond one more time to your cease and desist letter advising you of their planned future actions: They will either drop it, sue you, or sell your debt to someone else and the fun will s**** over a***n with some other agency. Once you have sent them the cease and desist letter , they are violating the law if they continue to contact you and you could take legal action a***nst them...if they continue to call simply tell them that you will take legal action that you are aware that they are in violation of legal statutes and discuss nothing further ( and send no more money to them !).Good Luck

They get your phone #'s through fastdataweb.com (through this program they will get all prev address that you lived at, your ss#, phone #'s and addresses for family members,,,,,,, lexis nexis,, google,, facebook, my****e, a program called BOSS, imageview,, there are many many more programs that this co can use. No I don't work for this co but but have worked in collections b4, and no I didn't treat people with disrespect as you would think a typical collection agent would! There is no such thing as an "unlisted" phone # don't waste your time or money trying to get one.

I received a call at 7:35 am this morning on my HOME PHONE.  The caller asked for "Gwendolyn Smith".  I advised her that this was the "Smith" household but there was no named Gwendolyn at this residence or in our immediate family.  When I asked who she was she told me, if I wasnt' Gwendolyn...I shouldn't worry about it.  I admit I did get testy with this woman, who calls at 7:30 in the morning anyway.  I asked that my number be removed from her list and ***g up.  Three minutes later my CELL PHONE rings with a call from the same number.  They hear my voice and immediately **** up on me.  I called  the number back and hit zero for the operator.  She gives me a song and dance on how calls are random and done by computer.  WOW that's some coincidence.  We exc****e words and she ****s up on me.  That smart computer randomly called my HOME and CELL within 3 minutes of each other.  This woman did tell me they were a banking ins***ution (lie).  I quickly came to the conclusion they were trying to collect on a debt.  Can someone tell me how they could get both HOME and CELL numbers?

They call my cell phone repeatedly, but I've never answered (I don't answer unknown numbers), and they've never left a voicemail, so I don't really know what they want.Is this legit or a scam?  I don't have any outstanding charges anywhere, so I don't know what debts they would be collecting.

same story as the above recipients ... same problem .... would love for it to stop, it's quite an annoyance ...

Everyone should look up the statute of limitations laws on debt collecting for there state. I live in nh and  the limitations for collecting on my account is before 3 years. My account is officialy passed 3 years so it is illegal to collect on because of the debt fairness act and statute of limitations.

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Ms Martin left me a message for the wrong party asking they call her back at (877) 380-8541 x4127 which links to www.oxfmgt.com (thanks Google).  The male operator had no idea who Ms. Martin was and wouldn't transfer me to the provided extension.  He proceeds to ask me questions,*****o, this number called me; I was trying to be nice and let them know they had the wrong number.  So much for trying to help the BAD Company out.  I will be adding them to my Do Not Answer list.

Got a call last week from 772-882-3200 noted as "FL, USA" on my phone. I answered the phone "Hello" and a man said, "Mrs. Ryder?" That is *not* my name, and I said, "No, I'm sorry, you must have the wrong number. What number are you calling?" And the man said, "Well, Mrs. Ryder, this phone is *officially* listed as belonging to Mrs. Ryder." (I've had the number for over 6 years, "officially" registered through AT&T.) I said, "Well, I''m sorry, it doesn't. Who is this?" And he said, "If you're *not* Mrs. Ryder, then *who* are you?" I said, "I don't identify myself on the phone to strangers. I'm *not* the person you're looking for and you are mistaken. Don't call this number a***n."Since then, I've gotten a call at least every day from a blocked phone number - some days multiple calls. Since I don't pick up blocked calls, I'm tolerating it for now, but my guess is that it's still Oxford, if that's who the first call was from, and they simply aren't accepting that whatever ****py, inaccurate info they were originally given is wrong.Seriously - do these idiots think they're going to *talk* me into *being* Mrs. Ryder or so****ing? And if I really *was* Mrs. Ryder and denying it, would I suddenly break down and "confess"? The bull-headed ******ity of such people continues to amaze me.

Dell hired these people to harass me.  They are currently taking money out of my bank account every month, but claimed today that my payment was bounced back..whatever that means!!  Well, I wanted to know just where it bounced back to, because it sure as heck wasn't back into my bank account!  After talking with 3 different people (being on hold between them of course) it was found to be a mistake, they "read the account wrong".  They were pretty ignorant up until that point then when they realized they *****ed up they couldn't get off the phone with me quickly enough!!  I will clean toilets or do anything else before I will ever be one of "those" people!

These people represent a  third party collection agency located in Fort Pierce, Florida. If you are behind in your payments of any kind, then your creditors will send you to these "people". I use the word "people" loosely here.  Of course, with the economy the way it is, and I am unemployed for over a year...my creditors SallieMae sent my account to these "people"...I do not know the name of their company, but I****ure you that they are shady.  For two days, I spoken with a Mr. Lopez about my account, but I wasn't getting anywhere with him, so I told him I wanted to speak with his supervisor.  He was threatening me with lends and criminal charges, and was going to contact the IRS on me for fraud, etc.  Even when he put me on hold, Lopez would pop up from time to time on the phone and threaten me some more.  I just kept asking for a supervisor.  Once the supervisor, Kevin Williams, was on the phone he want to verify some of my contact info, I was pleading my case that when a crazed lady, Ms. Chloe (not the psychic, circa 1990s) got on the phone and cursed me.  She called me a *** and a lier, that I got the eduaction and making money and I am holding out from not paying and maybe other things also, I couldn't understand her crazy ranting.  Anyway, these people are boorish and belligerent, and don't want to understand your financial hardships.  I am appaul with their unprofessionalism, and I need to report these people.  I tried taking with Sallie mae, and they want nothing to do with it.  So everything is in lobo. So I hope this halps in telling you want type of people you are dealing with on the other end of the phone.

Calls constantly

I filed for bankrupcy within the last month and this is the only collection call I still get.  Havn't been home to answer it yet,but they will get an earfull when I do.

Same as all of the above posters state. How can this be legal? And which one of you is not going to listen to the message even if you are not the person mentioned???

These people do not care if you lost your job or nothing. No breaks what so ever

i got call today few mina go and aking for jonath. i have my phone for all most 2 year and i got call from different people and asking for jonathna. i hate when i call from this people and i told them so many time that i got new phone # . please don't call me but they keep call me i feel like to complies to state or goverment to make them don't call .

Looking for my ex-wife, he knew my 1st name. I don't have her number and informed him and wished him luck.

They call my home while I am not home and the message goes like " This is a message for Bob. By staying on the line you are admitting to being Bob." I am not there. How can I admit to anything? Someone has to know if this is legal and where to report these people. Any help out there?

They call and said the same as above.  I am not sure how this is legal considering they are speaking to a answering ma****e, which is impossible to responed and **** up.  who are they?

when it calls i just let the voicemail get it and its the same message everytime "this message is intended for such and such person by remaining on the line u say u are that person and then it continues saying stuff about this an attempt to collect a debt. They have called me at work at least 3 times a week which im not sure where they got the number from and harrass me and the people i work with i have set up a payment plan so i****umed they would quit calling but they seem like they calling more now. If somebody could please make it stop

These people called my home WHILE I WAS NOT THERE and in their scripted message said so****ing like " This message is for Bob. By continuing to stay on the line you are admitting to be Bob". They are debt collectors ***ford Management).Is this legal? How can you admit or not admit to being someone if you are not home and the phone records a message? I hope this gets to the authorities somewhere.

They called 4 times in a row, left a msg that they where oxford managment service, and trying to collect a debt. Very unprofessional sounding lady, she s****ed the VM with a yawn, and it sounded like kids playing in the back ground...