Who calls from 2065475050

just got a call from the same number. didnt answer and they did not leave a message. scam? collection agency?

Guy said he was calling from some place called something like McCullah LLC, knew my name, said the call was of a sensitive nature and so, "for verification purposes, can you give me your address and date of birth?" I managed to laugh out a "no" before hanging up. I"m guessing the place is either some kind of scam or a collections agency.

Wouldn"t tell me who they worked for but wanted me to give them personal information "to verify" my identity.
I refused to verify my personal information without knowing who I was speaking with.

Wouldn"t tell me who they worked for at first but never told me exactly why he was calling. However he insisted that I "MUST" take of a my business matter and to confirm that I am me can I give him personal information "to verify" my identity. I refused to verify my personal information only because he was very rude and I wanted to return the favor besides he states, "I have all the information sitting before me" well why ask the question....bye you can not try to instill fear in me and ask for my cooperation at the same time....laughing s*** I grew up on the Westside of Chicago laughing I don"t scare easy mr debt collector.

(Reuters) - U.S. authorities arrested seven people on Tuesday for what they said was a multimillion-dollar scam by a debt collection company that victimized more than 6,000 people, and a prosecutor said a wider crackdown was underway.

Williams Scott & Associates LLC wrongly threatened people with arrest, used aliases such as "Investigator Ace Rogers" and tried other tricks to collect at least .1 million from consumers whose debt it bought for pennies on the dollar, prosecutors said.

The company was owned by John Williams of Norcross, Georgia, who authorities said went on to operate a new debt collection business using the same tactics after the FBI conducted a search of its office in May.

A criminal complaint filed in Manhattan federal court charged Williams, 48, the company and six employees with conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with the scheme, which had run since 2009.

Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said the case was an example of "an absolute epidemic of abusive debt collection practices."

Bharara said he reached out to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Federal Trade Commission about bringing more cases as part of a broad crackdown and was also looking into creditors who assign debts to abusive collectors.

"We are far from finished looking at the seedy side of debt collection," he said.

Others arrested included employees Benita Cannedy, Rudy James, Arthur Cook, Christopher Lenyszyn, Clark Smith and Titus McDowell.

Lenyszyn"s lawyer said he could not immediately comment, while attorneys for the other defendants could not be immediately identified.

The criminal case followed an earlier civil action by the FTC in which the company agreed to an order stopping it from collecting allegedly fake payday loan debts.

The criminal complaint said WSA employees using aliases such as "Mr. Cline" and "Investigator Ace Rogers" told victims that the "national check fraud center" had filed complaints against them and that they faced jail time.

To sound convincing, the employees read from a script containing phrases that sounded like official legal language, the complaint said.

"Failure to respond will lead to criminal charges being pursued," one line in the script read.

"It"s a Class A felony pending against you for theft of property," another read.

The Williams Scott & Associates employees also told victims that WSA stood for "Warrant Services Association."

The case is U.S. v. Williams Scott & Associates, LLC, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, 14-mj-2546.

keep calling me and leaving no message.... annoying.

This guy has been harrassing me at home and at work and asking me for personal information without telling me what he is calling about...I said no and have blocked all futher calls from him. He is a ruthless bottom feeder whoever called.. may be a collection agency but he was trying to tell me he was from some law firm and that I was being sued but wouldnt tell me anything else. Scammer or Collector

Calls and never leaves any message. Pretty infrequent with their calls too. Might be a scum sucker because of the inability to leave any information.

Called and asked someone who doesn"t live here... I asked them to remove my number from their calling list, they"re disconnecting the line. I hope they won"t call me anymore. I searched this number here and read comments above, still a bit hesitation... is this a legitimate debt collector?

Got a call from this number today. 1st asked for a name I couldn"t recognize, lots of noise in the back ground/other people talking. I asked for him to repeat. After he did, I said he had the wrong number. He said oh, this must be.. And said another name. I said No... You have the wrong number.. He then said well when I called last week and left a message that"s the name on the machine.. I said.. Look my machine doesn"t have a name on it.. You have asked for 2 different names. YOU have the wrong number!!!! And hung up on him

Been getting calls and no voice message. Checked and it is a attorney office in the Seattle area.