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I think Anonymous is trying to cover some tracks.  More relaible credit boards suspect that this is a local number being used as a cover for Alliance - a collection company based in New York that is known for illegal collection tactics.  At any rate, they are breaking multiple collection laws by their tactics.

Also, they are not registered with the Texas Secretary of State, which makes their calls immediately illegal.  Save their messages and report them to FTC.gov

 

Answered on Sat, 06/16/2012 - 11:46
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