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No message. Of course. Looked them up online - they are a collection agency for wireless companies. I have never had a wireless account - have always been provided with phone via work and/or been on GF's plan. Not on my credit report either. Big settlement with FCPA though.
We get rounds of calls for 30-60 days every few years - mostly about stuff we've never heard of or for people with a similar name. I used to collect for a living - these collection companies are like the Keystone cops. There may be a real debt behind some of the calls - just not our debt. Somehow they stay in business - someone must pay them. Who in their right mind picks up the phone and sends a check to random strangers????
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