Numbers with this prefix were first introduced in 1996.
While 2067771932 was originally issued with the info above, the owner of the phone number (206) 777-1932 may have transferred it through a process called porting.Caller type: Debt Collector
It was a Robodialer then when I got a human it was some Black chick on the phone who could not even pronounce the name of the person she was calling. Said it was a personal business matter. Refused to give me her name, the name of the company, or what type of debt or bill that was owed. When I asked more questions she called me a stupid b***h and hung up on me. But, I'm not the one who could not even pronounce the name she was calling for! But I'm a Stupid b***h for asking questions. I feel that makes me smart for wanting to know the companies name, state and city location and what they handle. The number was calling from Seattle, Washington.
FloridaCaller type: Scammer/Fraudster
Someone named "Ebony Sanders" asked for me by my first and last name and said it's a recorded line, trying (but failing miserably) to sound official (really bad English--sounded very much American--but like she never finished grade school). Sounds like identity theft/scam/fraud of some type again.
United StatesCaller name: "This call is from convergence outsourcing a debt collector"
Caller type: Debt Collector
Calls at least once a day. Caller does not ask for anyone specifically, just says he/she is a debt collector. If they won't bother to say who they are trying to reach, we won't bother to answer or return the call. The call is a recording, which has no credence with us, so the message is deleted. f**k 'em.
WashingtonCaller type: Debt Collector
206-777-1932 calls every week day at 9am, but I never answer. Looked into it. They buy old debt and have been fined millions for illegal tactics.
Me? 800+ credit score, no debt and have no idea who sold them my (burner cel) Trac number.
FYI:
September 2015, The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) ordered Portfolio Recovery to pay $19 million in consumer refunds and an $8 million penalty, and stop collecting on over $3 million worth of debts. Portfolio is also barred from reselling debts to third parties in the future.
If anyone is having "for real" trouble w/ Portfolio Recovery, here's good info: https://bettercreditblog.org/portfolio-recovery/
and here:
https://www.consumeraffairs.com/finance/portfolio-recovery-associates-llc.html
to file a formal complaint....
WashingtonCaller type: Debt Collector
Calls several times a day, my # is non-pub. and I'm on the do not call registers. When I do answer nobody speaks. When I let it go to messaging they never leave a message. When I try to call the number back it's always a busy signal. The least they could do is say why they're calling, very annoying.
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