Debt Collection Agencies
INFORMATION ABOUT COMMON DEBT COLLECTORS AND CREDITORS:
Ability Recovery Services, LLC
ACB Receivables Management, Inc.
Accelerated Collection Service, Inc.
Accelerated Receivables Solutions
Account Management Services, Inc.
Account Recovery Services, Inc.
Action Collection Service, Inc. (MT)
Action Financial Services, Inc. (ID)
Action Financial Services, LLC
Adams & Morse Associates, Inc.
Adler Wallach & Associates, Inc.
Advanced Call Center Technologies, LLC
Advanced Capital Solutions, Inc.
Advance Recovery Systems, Inc.
Advantage Financial Credit Service
Affiliate Asset Solutions, LLC
Affiliated Management Services
Agency of Credit Control, Inc.
AIH Receivables Management Services
Alexander Collections Agencies
Alliance Asset Management, Inc.
Alliance Collection Service, Inc.
Alliance Group & Associates, LLC
AllianceOne Receivables Management
American Billing Service of Jacksonville
American Collections Enterprise
American Credit Acceptance Corp.
American Credit and Collections, LLC
American Medical Collection Agency
Alternative Recovery Management
American Collection Services, Inc.
Anderson and Associates Credit Services, LLC
Anderson, Crenshaw, & Associates, LLC
Andrews, Bolden, & Associates, Inc.
Apex Financial Management, LLC
Asset Managment Outsourcing, Inc.
Blackstone Financial Group, LLC
California Business Bureau, Inc.
California Recovery Bureau, Inc.
Continental Central Credit, Inc.
Edgewater Consulting Group,LLC
EGS Financial Care, Inc.
Encore Receivables Management, Inc.
Federal Adjustment Bureau, Inc.
Fidelity Creditor Service, Inc.
First National Collection Bureau
General Business Recoveries, Inc.
Genesis Credit Management, LLC
H & R Accounts, Inc.
Ideal Collection Services, Inc.
Midland Credit Management, Inc.
Sequoia Concepts, Inc. D/B/A Sequoia Financial Services
TSC Accounts Receivable Solutions
Westside Recovery Services, LLC
Have you ever received multiple phone calls from the same phone number, but did not answer your phone, and therefore, don’t know who is calling you? We have found that many consumers experience numerous harassing phone calls each day. As a consequence, consumers screen their calls and do not answer the phone when a phone number is not recognized. Call screening seems to most commonly occur when consumers are receiving harassing phone calls from a debt collection who is most likely committing multiple FDCPA violations. We have started a list of common debt collector phone numbers so that you can identify who is calling you based on common debt collector phone numbers.
Who is calling me from 1-866-683-5215 (A-Collections Agency, LLC)?
Who is calling me from 1-888-418-8001 (ABC Collectors, Inc.)?
Who is calling me from 1-800-356-3713 (A.C.A. Recovery, Inc.)?
Who is calling me from 1-855-207-1892 (Ability Recovery Services, LLC)?
Who is calling me from 1-800-444-1944 (BCA Financial Services)?
Who is calling me from 312-380-4059 (Harris & Harris, LTD.)?
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