A bill collector on behalf of Cisco Systems left a message on my voicemail with this return number.  She said she got my information from AT&T (this must mean they got my number from the phone book) saying my name was on a bill to my (X-)company for $5000 and I was to make payment arrangements.  I left a message saying the company I worked for went into Chapter 7 bankruptcy over 1.5 years ago and is completely dissolved.  I also said I was just an employee (not even an officer) and my name must have appeared on the Attn: portion of a bill, but I did not have the equipment nor did I personally benefit from whatever it was.  I left the name of the bankruptcy attorney handling the company's affairs (in NY - and I'm in L.A.) and said I'm surprised they weren't served with notice of the bankruptcy in the first place since I'm sure my x-company owed them a lot more than $5000, plus they still owe me money for unpaid wages!  Hopefully that's the end of it. I've never heard of trying to collect a corporation's debts from a lowly x-employee.

A call came from Ms. Holder from this number saying she was calling on behalf of some insurance company and was regarding some type of accident collection.  This appears to be fraud and is a total "ping" for information - hang up and do not speak with these people!

To whom it may concern,
            My company recieved 3 telephone calls in one day from Mr. Christopher Williams from extension 3320 .My employee stated that I was not in and could he could leave his name and telephone number. He told my employee that I owe At&t money and that he was going to report Richard Mccarthy to the credit bureau.He was rude and he had no right to discuss this with anyone else but me.

Cisco