WHOEVER this is they are very aggressive. Won't talk to them. Call on Sat & Sun & very late.

I keep getting calls from this no. They say they are with ADRS calling in regards to title code 15 and that is very important to return call to 877-381-5756 (largo, Fl.)  The 512-879-1767 is out of Austin, TX.
Why would someone call from a phone no. in Austin, TX. and tell you to call a phone no. in Florida?

This is a collection agency that claims you have broken a law. Don't be fooled. They are just trying to scare you into calling.

By the way, you can’t be arrested simply because you can’t afford to pay a debt. (Warning, though, there are cases where consumers are jailed in connection with debts because they failed to appear in court after a summons was issued.)

The Illinois Attorney General’s office says the bogus debt collectors they’ve heard about use a variety of names, including: Morgan & Associates, Federal Bureau of Investigators, DNR Recovery, DNI Recovery, Legal Accounts Association, Department of Law and Enforcement, CashNet USA, America Legal Services, Quick Cash, and ACS. If you hear from any of those companies, be sure to report them immediately to your state Attorney General’s office and the Federal Trade Commission.

Thank You so much for the info.  They are still calling, but we just let it go to ans. serv.

Thank you also  for very helpful info.  Very much appreciated.

By the way, you can?t be arrested simply because you can?t afford to pay a debt. (Warning, though, there are cases where consumers are jailed in connection with debts because they failed to appear in court after a summons was issued.)

The Illinois Attorney General?s office says the bogus debt collectors they?ve heard about use a variety of names, including: Morgan & Associates, Federal Bureau of Investigators, DNR Recovery, DNI Recovery, Legal Accounts Association, Department of Law and Enforcement, CashNet USA, America Legal Services, Quick Cash, and ACS. If you hear from any of those companies, be sure to report them immediately to your state Attorney General?s office and the Federal Trade Commission.