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  • Report:  #262662

Complaint Review: NCO Financial

NCO Financial Unresponsive phone calls Haversham Pennsylvania

  • Reported By:
    Dallas Texas
  • Submitted:
    Mon, July 23, 2007
  • Updated:
    Tue, July 24, 2007
  • NCO Financial
    507 Prudential Road
    Haversham, Pennsylvania
    U.S.A.
  • Phone:
    866-849-2438
  • Category:

I have been getting phone calls that show up unknown and that have no phone numbers. Sometimes I have a cryptic voicemail. One time, I answered the call. It gave three options, if I was the man they were trying to call, press 1, a second option, and if you wish to speak to a customer service representative, press star. I pressed star so that as a woman named Macmillan, I was not a male with a middle eastern sounding name. When I pressed star, the call ended with no way for me to call them back.

Today, I wrote down the number from the voicemail so I could call them. I called, but my cell phone said my call could not be completed as dialed. They must have caller ID and they don't really want to talk to someone that only has a cell phone. I called on my landline and when I got someone on the line, I explained that I was getting calls, but they were not for me. She asked for my phone number, I gave it to her and she repeated the middle eastern sounding name. I tried to tell her that he may have given them the wrong area code, but before I could say anything, she hung up on me. Now I'm mad.

They have been calling my cell phone, using my minutes and they hang up on me without me being able to help and without a single apology. I have no idea who this company is. The only way I was able to get an address in order to file this complaint, was from someone else's complaint.

Sandy
Dallas, Texas
U.S.A.

1 Updates & Rebuttals


Don

Belleville,
Illinois,
U.S.A.

Who NCO is

#2Consumer Suggestion

Tue, July 24, 2007

NCO Financial Service is a debt collection agency. They were running an automated voice recognition program. My company uses something similar. This program is a way to generate contacts, and to find out if the number they are calling is a wrong number. No matter which button you press in the automated system, it is supposed to put you through to an agent.

Yes, I agree that they should apologize for calling a wrong number purely out of courtesy. Keep in mind, they are usually calling a number that was given to them as a way to reach who they are looking for. Once they find out they do not have the right person, the calls should stop.

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