(847) 676-1111

Debt collector, they call my job too

Praxis Financial I am telling everybody. They called everyday until I found this booklet online. I learned how to block 800 numbers and 866,877 numbers. When I asked AT&T to block them, they refused. Are they in cahoots with these debt collectors? After sear****g for several days I found a phone model that blocks toll free numbers and a phone service that has a dashboard to login and selectively block all the callers from the last 100 callers! Look for yourself. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Ddigital-text&field-keywords=how+to+block+a+phone+number

Another collection agency that calls me several times a day when I have no debt. I have several and they all call at ridiculous hours. I can't make a phone call without them calling on the other line or when I pick up my phone to make a call it rings right as I am about to dial and sometimes I accidentally answer!! I always **** up right away though.

Wow its really annoying me, by this point its not even funny...

Bottom feeding bogus debt collectors... a***n! Obviously big on harassing just about anybody and everybody regardless if a debt is owed or not! And another s***bag bunch that don't care about the FDCA laws either!!!!

Left no message

Debt collector, left no message!

They call daily. Very annoying. Do not answer them!!!

Stop them

Stop them!!!

call daily 2-3 times,they don't leave any messages when ma****e picks up,they just **** up

Didn't leave message

Asking for employee that doesn't work here, demanding # to corporate.

If they called you and harassed you, you're not the only one. They are a collector:Praxis Financial Solutions Inc7301 N Lincoln Ave Ste 110Lincolnwood, IL 60712-1709(847) 676-1111- Unfortunately many collectors think they have to harass the debtor to get paid. I guess they think it's better to become friends with a bear by poking it with a sharp stick vs. giving it honey. - For tips and strategies on how to deal with tough collectors or to settle debts go to: www.creditcleaners.net/debt_negotiation.html ie: settling a debt for 50-60%.- Keep in mind that the government sets rules for collectors to abide by. So if they s**** showing you their teeth and snarling at you, read up on your consumer rights at www.CreditCleaners.Net go to the link "Fair Debt Collection Act" bottom left, you will probably realize that many creditors and collectors violate many of the rules of collection.- FYI, if the creditor har***** you, file a complaint at FTC and with your state Attorney General and Better Business Bureau. Best wishes to you.

It is not yet noon and they have called 4 times already.  They never leave a message.  Is this a collection agency?