These guys call you asking you to answer a series of questions with specific answers, which in turn they use that information to make purchases using a credit card# they may have stolen.  happened to me once, be careful.

Called my phone looking for my mom, the foreign guy on the other end asked for my mom and when I tried to talk to him he would act as if he couldn't hear me. Kept saying it was a business matter from something technologies for my mom...... I've had this number for 5 yrs my mom never uses it.

called wife at work asking for me!

Received a call they left a message had my name correct but said they were attempting to collect a debt from Knology. I have never had Knology.

They have been calling for over a year on and off. Asking for Nancy Platz....I have had this number since 1989 and I have explained this to them. Going after law suit now. It has to stop.

left voicemail once (asking for a miss chung or someone to collect debt from?), now just calls and leaves no message. I ignore it, I don't know what to do (I have no debt). It's really annoying though.

Called left voicemail. Ancient debt collection.

Called left no voicemail. Soliciting on my cell phone

This number is generating calls claiming to be collecting debt even to people without debts. Its an attempt at identity theft.

Crap!  Just got rid of my landline to quit getting these calls, left no forwarding message, now all of the sudden I'm getting them on my cell where I wasn't before?!  How do they do it, friggin' jerks!  A person with no bad debts should not be harassed by debt collection agencies!!!!

I am on a NO Call LIST!  Wrong number -- some Robo collection agency looking for some guy named Barry Hannon -- or something like that -- NOT me!

dont know who they are

Called, I picked up, no answer. I called back and got a "this is an attempt to collect a debt" recording. (Ummm.. I usually wouldn't have, but I'm awaiting a call back from Verizon repair, and it could have been them.)

My land line (now broken, and soon to be gotten rid of entirely) has been on the do-not-call list for years, and is temporarily being forwarded to my cellphone (also on the list for years) which apparently started a slew of robocalls. How does someone take these callers to court for the statutory damages?

And no, I don't owe anyone money. And if the robocalls seem like a sheer coincidence, the ringer on the landline has been turned off for months....

Some collection agency.  Probably a bottom feeder...

I got a call from this number but they didn't leave a message. I added it to my blocked caller list but it was already blocked. This may be from that company in Canada that's selling porno products using auto-dialing.