Complaint Review: National Action Financial Services

These guys are too funny. - Apparently not too bright as well. A simple Google search on the telephone number they call would reveal they are not calling the right person. I suppose they might think the "miscreant" who skipped on debt may live with us. Of course the last 3 years+ of phone calls should be a clue. I've called and tld them "nobody by that name lives here" I really don'tt think they even have an adddress to go with the phone number. -- after a few weeks of calls they stop for 6 months -- and then start all over again. Sure you could send them a cease and desist letter... then they might sell the debt to another agency. Sorry I'm not going to waste a stamp. But as they insist on calling... maybe I should "embrace" the calls as others have. I never actually answer them -- my answering machine stacks them up. I've been experimeenting with Skype,
Skype is fun. Internet to land line. A small script can let ME call THEM all day long. I think I'll go to other choice web sites (when I'm bored) and enter their name (undeniably fake) and number -- with extension. I think they need more calls.

Bob
Mason, Ohio
U.S.A.