Received a call telling me I had won $250.000.00  but before they can send it...I need to pay the "taxes"
of $250.00. I told "Avalon"(the name that appeared) if he had this money for me....take the taxes out first and send me the rest. He said he couldn't do that. I had a few "CHOICE" words for him and hung up.

I have recieved several calls from this company this morning and I had informed them that I wished to be contacted vai mail and to stop calling me and hung up. They continued to call me and startedtelling me to shut the "f--- up ,you stupid b-----" i was appaled that a collection agency would resort to calling decient people name of filth and digusting attributes. If you have a number on how to reach thwe main company I would appreciate it greatly.

This is a collection company going under the name of E Coast Fire Pr in an attempt to go around unknown caller ID block.

The name of the collection company is National Asset Management.

This is the collection company, National Asset Protection" that is using the name of "East Coast Fire Protection."

They are using falsified infromatio to by pass the caller id block for unknown names and blanks on caller ID.

Under the Fair debt and collection practices this is illegal for National Asset Management to use deceptive techniques in an attemtp to collect a debt

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Just got a phone call from them. She asked for my husband and said that she was just calling to welcome him into the program...What program?! Sounds like a solicitation to me. But I'm not really sure.

This call shows up on caller ID as 888-804-1698 - before the phone stops ringing - the caller ID changes to 407-549-3459 as East Coast Fire Pr (otection, I assume). Had it happened once, I would have thought it a weird coincidence, but this same combination has called three times in the last hour. (Didn't even know that was possible to do.) Curiosity won out, I snatched the phone up on the third ring and hung up after the third "hello," though I do think someone was responding just as I replaced the receiver.

I generally do NOT answer when I don't recognize the number. I pay for a phone for MY convenience, not to be solicited to purchase (or obtain "free") merchandise. When they want to start paying my phone bill, I will then open up my lines to these types of calls.