These are the kind of phone numbers you use when filling forms that generate SPAM and unwanted calls . when registering a warranty on an electric skillet or some other appliance just use their name and number . Of course don't use the serial # of your purchase .  (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnuson-Moss_Warranty_Act ) you don't have to register to retain warranty's .Let them call each other .

Got a call from some maching telling me I needed to call 281-647-4152 by 9 PM tonight.  Funny thing is, I have no idea how they got my #.  The # that they called me on is a business line that my work (a large corporation) pays for.  They pay for the line and I work from home.  I certainly don't use the # for any type of credit transactions and I don't have any debt to collect on.  All bills have, and always will be current.  Thought it was funny that they don't give you a name of someone to speak to or any other information then "University Fidelity".  I also looked up their website to see if they had an 800 # so that I didn't get charged for the phone call. 1-800-807-1439 someone will pick up and say University Fidelity Client Services and then you tell them why you are calling and she says "Ill transfer you to collections".  So she does and then it rings and rings and when it picks up again apparently it dumps you into someones voicemail. The one that I got said "Marcus".  That's it.  Not this is Marcus with University Fildelity please leave me a message and Ill get back to you just "Marcus".  Anyway, I took the email address that someone else previously posted on the website "nancy.rodriguez@uflp.com" and am also going to send them an email.  Then I will also report them to the BBB and the Do not call list monitors as I am on that as well.   I suggest you all do the same so that we can get these people straightened out once and for all!

I sent my email to the email I listed in my above comments and this was the response I received from Nancy--  Apparently they do work!

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I’m in receipt of your correspondence regarding a wrong phone number. I have reviewed this complaint and the phone number associated with your business, I can offer a sufficient explanation. The phone number was provided to us by our client as the contact information for the account. It is apparent they provided the wrong phone number. I have removed your phone number from the system immediately. I apologize for any inconvenience this matter may have caused. I can assure you that it is not within our policy to harass consumers. You will no longer be receiving phone calls from Universal Fidelity LP.

I have also forwarded your complaint to our operations managers so they can address their employees’ phone recordings. I assure you that we are working hard to correct such issues.

Should you have any questions regarding the resolution to this complaint, please feel free to contact me. Again, I apologize for your convenience. I do understand your frustration.



Sincerely,

Nancy Rodriguez

Legal Assistant

Universal Fidelity LP

WHAT DID YOU SAY IN THE EMAIL? THEY HARRASS US ABOUT 40 TIMES A WEEK FOR SOMEONE WHO NO LONGER LIVES HERE.

Left recorded message on my voice mail.  But will not leave their name or what company they are calling from.  I am not calling a long-distance number if I don't know who they are.