This is NCO Financial - an awful collection agency.  They constantly break the law in their collection attempts.

I just got this call an since I did not answer, I got a Voice Msg. I have yet to hear it but am not about to hop to it. I can't believe telemarketers are calling Cell Phones now! I just let it ring or refuse the call if Idk the #. Now after reading everyone's reports, I'm glad I don't.

please stop calling me or i will report you to the fcc

Keep receiving calls from this number, but no one ever talks back....

When you call the number it is NCO Financial, which is a Collection firm.

I received a call from this number but I did not answer as most 800 numbers are marketing calls.  When I did not answer, I immediately received a call from an "unknown caller" so I took a chance and answered it.  Mistake.  The woman, if in fact it was a woman, had such a heavy indian accent that I could not understand her and she was continuously talking over the top of me. I was eventually able to make out that she was was providing me with a free service-the opportunity to continue my education through continuing education something or other.  I asked her to please remove me from whatever call list she was using because I was not interested.  Her response was she could not remove me and she would continue to call me day and night and never stop.  Funny how her diction suddenly became more clear to understand but by then she had inflammed things to the point that we were yelling at each other. She said that I was illiterate and that if I weren't so illiterate I would be able to understand her, followed by a few other insults.  I hung up. Yes, I gave in to anger but I was totally not prepared for what just happened and I gave in to emotions. I don't think this was a collection agency.  

She called again, immediately. I was in such shock that she was actually calling again that naturally I answered.  She continued her insults but this time she called me and illiterate b***h. I told her I was going to report the call and number to the FCC and hung up again.  

She called 4 more times and no I did not answer the calls. My phone is now unplugged and no I'm not going to listen to this on an answering machine.

I saw the news reports that explosed the "Final Notice on Factory Warranty" scam and how the calls were not only being made through the internet but that they were using voice changing software.  If this is true, what is stopping them from using tracing software?!!!  Assume for a moment that they are, and let's say they have our number from some calling list. Ok. So if these people can now engage us in an argument and keep us on the phone long enough to trace the calls, they can use this information to steal our identities, etc...

I hope I'm wrong about this but I highly doubt it. Anyone have any similar experiences and if so what did you do?

called my mom   who I have not lived with in over 18 years and told her that "it is in his best intrest to call asap" and told her "He gave me your phone # as an emergency # " when I have never given her # to anyone ever!!!!

I received a call from this number but I did not answer as most 800 numbers are marketing calls.  When I did not answer, I immediately received a call from an "unknown caller" so I took a chance and answered it.  Mistake.  The woman, if in fact it was a woman, had such a heavy indian accent that I could not understand her and she was continuously talking over the top of me. I was eventually able to make out that she was was providing me with a free service-the opportunity to continue my education through continuing education something or other.  I asked her to please remove me from whatever call list she was using because I was not interested.  Her response was she could not remove me and she would continue to call me day and night and never stop.  Funny how her diction suddenly became more clear to understand but by then she had inflammed things to the point that we were yelling at each other. She said that I was illiterate and that if I weren't so illiterate I would be able to understand her, followed by a few other insults.  I hung up. Yes, I gave in to anger but I was totally not prepared for what just happened and I gave in to emotions. I don't think this was a collection agency.  

She called again, immediately. I was in such shock that she was actually calling again that naturally I answered.  She continued her insults but this time she called me and illiterate bi***. I told her I was going to report the call and number to the FCC and hung up again.  

She called 4 more times and no I did not answer the calls. My phone is now unplugged and no I'm not going to listen to this on an answering machine.

I saw the news reports that explosed the "Final Notice on Factory Warranty" scam and how the calls were not only being made through the internet but that they were using voice changing software.  If this is true, what is stopping them from using tracing software?!!!  Assume for a moment that they are, and let's say they have our number from some calling list. Ok. So if these people can now engage us in an argument and keep us on the phone long enough to trace the calls, they can use this information to steal our identities, etc...

I hope I'm wrong about this but I highly doubt it. Anyone have any similar experiences and if so what did you do?

Calls several times a day.  Check messages and it's a recording.

Got a call from this same #. Recording saying it was a debt and any means to collect would do so, gave some reference numbers,it was a lady, and it was a recording, not a real person. I really feel this is a scam. Called again tonight, phone rang twice and then stopped. No message left. If it was real, person would be real, identify herself, company name, and reference something you would know. SCAM!!!!

Don't know this business.