Barclays debt‑collector calls nonstop – what to do! - +1 866-408-4070 ((866) 408-4070)

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Repeated calls are made between 4pm and 8pm, with the caller requesting an account number, which is perplexing since they claim to be contacting about a debt, implying that they should already be in possession of this information.

Obviously, this is Barclays Bank trying to collect on a debt, ive been having problems with them over a credit card debt

This company claims to be a collection agency but engages in illegal practices by purchasing personal information from banks, which should be reported to the relevant authorities, including the Securities and Exchange Commission, FCC, and FBI.

My home phone has been bombarded with frequent calls from these individuals, who claim to be collecting debts that are often outdated and inaccurately attributed to me due to a namesake

I receive 8-10 daily calls from this number, possibly related to a transferred USAir visa from Bank of America, and despite providing the necessary contact information, the calls continue, starting at 8 am and ending at 9 pm, with the last speaker having barely understandable English.

following an unsolicited call to our personal cell phone from this number, a return call was made, only to be met with a request for an ssi #, which allegedly couldn't be found in their database. subsequently, a conversation ensued with a man claiming to be hans, a filipino representative of barclay bank, supposedly based in delaware, usa, although he claimed there were no available personnel to speak with in delaware. his suspicious claim of being involved in credit card collections was particularly alarming, given that we have never had any credit cards. this experience has prompted us to closely monitor our credit activity, as it appears to be a case of fraud perpetrated by unscrupulous individuals.

Associated with Barclay Bank, my experience with their Juniper Visa card has been disappointing, to say the least. Following a promised rate reduction, I was assured my monthly payment would be $50, but after paying the initial $167, I received another call requesting $169. The customer service, often handled by representatives from India and China, seems ill-informed and reliant on scripted responses. Dealing with this bank has been frustrating.

Filing a complaint with the FCC can be done through their official website.

Collection calls for Marla Mall have been incessant for over six months, despite requests to be removed, prompting consideration of these calls as harassment and plans to send a formal complaint.

Following up on a previous message, it has been confirmed that calls from this number are scams, attempting to obtain sensitive information such as account or social security numbers.