Frequent complaints indicate the +1‑833‑388‑0571 line is used for persistent spam and debt collector outreach, often masquerading as legitimate brands. Callers rely on caller ID spoofing and silent drops to evade voicemail filters, overwhelming users with dozens of daily rings. Protect yourself by enabling carrier‑level call blocking, reporting the number to the FTC, and using third‑party spam‑block apps. Avoid sharing personal data, especially Social Security or account numbers, with unsolicited callers. If the calls persist despite blocking, consider changing your number or filing a complaint with your state consumer protection agency.
Recorded message pretended to be Wells Fargo, asking me to return the call about a bogus charge
Yes, dont give them any informations, i already reported it to the officals
This is a spam call, dont bother answering
I have issues with Capital One auto finance due to identity theft, they wont stop calling me.
This was definatly a spam call, I dont appresheate these kinds of calls.
No response is given
Since August 31st, I've recieved 8 calls, one missed call, and 7 blocked calls from this number, somtimes it shows up as Mrs Bpo and somtimes just the number, I dont have any debts in collection, so I'm positiv it's a spam call, it's rediculous.
Daily, I get at least 10 calls from this number, and when I pick up, they immediately disconnect; attempts to call back have been futile.
Caller pretended to be the FBI!
They keep calling my phone asking for someone else, i've asked them multiple times to remove my number from their list, but they continue to call, it's harasment
The frequency of calls from this number is excessive, with dozens of calls received over the past few weeks, making it extremely irritating.
The frequency of calls from this number is overwhelming, with dozens of calls in just a few weeks
A person called me claiming to be from a collection agency for AT&t, but I never had they're service, I think it's a scam.
It's aparent that our Goverment is to buisy with internal conflits to actualy govern, thats why the FCC should take action against these harassing and privcy invading calls, it's becomming a serious issu.
Either the person is ignorant of search engines or not truthful, as the address was posted earlier, and it's questionable why they're spamming the thread
After researching, i found that "MRS BPO and Associates" does not exsist in América, however BPO Associates in London, England does, now that we're thinking about the Queen's passing, it's clear that this is a bogus company.
Kudos to JZ for keeping their line engaged, which can exhaust their voicemail minutes and drain their phone battery.
Major props to Lexi!
My caller ID showed MRS BPO, a debt collection agency from Cherry Hill, NJ, when they called me
The caller claimed to be from AT&T Mobility Services, but I don't have an account with them.
The provided information has been deemed satisfactory
The user reports that the information provided is satisfactory.
We've been experiencing issues with AT&T Direct TV billing us for an amount they owe us as a refund, and despite sending dispute letters, there's been no resolution, which might warrant a class-action suit.
It is essential that these individuals be stopped, and fortunately, this thread provides information on how to do so
This company contiunes to call us numerous times a day, we tell them to stop but they dont, this is a bogus call and these people need to be stopeed.
I've been recieving calls from this number 8-10 times a week, they claim to be debt collectors for AT&T, but they have a thick indian accent and keep asking me to verify personal informations
They cald twise, the second time they left a message saying my Direct TV account is eligable for a discount, but i dont even have direct tv.
This number call me every day, even if it ring only one time and i have it block
Another advertising call, trying to sell a home security system I never asked for. I requested to be taken off the list.
To effectively deal with these scammers, it's essential to take a few steps: report them to the relevant authorities, seek a consumer lawyer to sue them on a contingency basis, and make a notation of the facts. If everyone took these steps, these crooks would be bankrupt, and we'd all be better off.
