if 2 different companies called and said that the number was provided by your father in law then perhaps he did, or perhaps both companies have the same cloud they pull lies out of. Get Real! Your father in law should call and pay his bills.

I have been repeatedly called by this number, on my cell phone. They were looking for my roommate not me. I told them to take my number off their call list but they told me that my roommate had given them my number, which was a complete lie! I argued with a Miss. Elizabeth Holden on the phone about it but she just kept saying that she could not take off my name until my roommate called and removed me.

As an attorney no one has the right to threaten you,
even if you owe them money.
If they do, record it, and take them to court.
Call the Attorney General and report them.

Any idea who they represent? Is it one particular company. We got a call from them today. My husband's hasn't had any business since before Christmas and has become delinquent on several credit cards. We have explained the circumstances to his credit card companies. Offered to pay a little each month but the credit card company said that wasn't enough and they couldn't take it. I would like to know which credit card company turned this over without calling them.

this company does use illegal tactics and they want to make you believe that they are an attorney recommending the client take legal action to recover the funds. they dont use the mini-miranda which is required on the initial conversation to the consumer.i also believe that they are not fully licensed in every state they collect in. if you record these calls this business would be done within a couple of weeksdue to several fdcpa violations.the only way to stop companies like this is to stand up for your rights