Just got a call from a real JERK, "Dave Stegall", from this number. Wanting personal information on people and saying he is with a law firm. He threatened me and said that if he did not receive a phone call back from us within 30 minutes, that he was calling to file a formal complaint against us, with our corporate office.

Another one of the girls here got ythe same call, same guy (he was stupid enough to leave a message on her voicemail) and said his name was "Steve Segall".

He was VERY RUDE!!!!!!!

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Watch out....there are MAJOR SCAMS with people trying to obtain your personal information, by scaring you into thinking you owe them money. They will threaten you with warrants for your arrest and so forth!!

I keep getting calls from this number and 1 855 267 9155 Joe lane. He told me I owe money from a credit card from 2007 that I don't remember. He told me if I don't pay they are going to put a judgement against me. What should I do. I don't want my credit to be ruined. HELP!

When I had my issues with credit cards I worked out settlements all at low rates.  I settled the debts and now I have a mortgage and a good credit score.

I called back and this is a legitimate company Huntington Debt Holdings which is a litigator of debt so if they are calling you I suggest you call them back.

Please remember, that posters here are no more trustworthy than the callers themselves -- myself included, so please double check my work.  Certainly consider contacting a lawyer if you believe you're about to be sued -- everything you say WILL be used against you, in the least flattering way possible.

I got to this post from another number who called me (716-332-6650), and gave me a "Claimant's Office" to speak with (877-344-9926).  When I called the (716) number back a third time, I got John Robinson -- the female voice leading the message intro the two times before identified the number as "The Office of John Robinson."

I asked Mr. Robinson if he was a lawyer, he said "no."  He identified the office as "Huntington Debt Holdings."  That's what led me here.  

What made me obsessed enough to link these disparate 877 numbers, though, is that the original caller ("Roger Stevens") opened the call (message) by talking to my dead father's childhood nickname, then correcting himself to Dad's adult nickname.

So, I will see if these cats really do serve papers.  I'm suspecting not.