Oct 12, 2014
I did research on (240) 210-7111 and (571) 261-0021, numbers that have started showing up on my caller ID that I have received several calls from but no voicemail messages. I learned that both of these numbers are associated with some entity called, “Receivables Performance Management” aka “RPM.” After receiving a call from (240) 210-7111 around 11:45 am on a Sunday 12 October 2014, (a Sunday morning…I could not believe it), I got fed up and decided to call the number on my caller ID. Upon my call being answered, I was immediately put on hold and transferred to someone else. I explained to this man that I was not the person who he was looking for—I have had this number for about a year—and that he needed to stop calling my home and remove my number, which prompted him to immediately hang up on me. So I called back. Again, I was immediately put on hold and transferred to someone else. I explained to this lady that I had just called and had been hung up on, that the person they were looking for no longer has this number as I have had it for about a year, and that they needed to stop calling my home/remove my number. She claims that this will be done and I will receive no more calls from them.
Here is information on RPM if you receive calls from them, especially if the calls are not for you:
Website URL: http://www.receivablesperformance.com/