First Revenue Assurance Cold calling all people they can find with the same name as debtor to try and collect Denver Colorado

We are getting a lot of calls from this number every single day. They would leave this automated attendant message saying HELLO THIS IS FIRST REVENUE ASSURANCE, PLEASE RETURN THIS IMPORTANT BUSINESS CALL, THE NUMBER HERE IS 1-800-615-9028 ONCE AGAIN OUR TOLL FREE NUMBER IS 1-800-615-9028.

We never answer or return this call but it is getting very annoying and I would like to put an end to this harrassment. The calling number is blocked and comes up as an *unknown* on my caller ID, but I was able to find out more about them online. I subsribe to the Gov *do not call list*. I had no clue who these people were before I researched them (I thought it was an Insurance group), and due to the large number of scams out there, I never return phone calls like this one; which are extremely vague with no useful information. I don't care to return their call on the different number they provide. When researching them, I found a pattern of the same sort of calls to lots of other people who had no clue who this group was with the same robotic vague message.


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I have mailed a complaint about First Revenue Assurance agency to the CO gov agency that over sees collection agencies, a complaint to the AK Attorney General and a complaint to the Denver BBB.

Update:
Today I received a collection bill in the mail with threats to report us to various credit agencies, ruin our credit and a demand for a $122.94 payment on a Sprint bill (no identifying account numbers with Sprint.) We have never had a Sprint account and they have no stores nor do they sell services in Alaska which is where we reside. First Revenue has also been sending us canned automated phone calls every day for the past week or so, even waking me up in the mornings. I called Sprint and they tried to help us but ended up telling us we needed to call First Revenue since we have never had an account with Sprint. I called them to find out that the account had been paid Monday and the last 4 SS digits of the account payer was 3507. This is not my Husbnad's last 4 (or mine) and when I informed them and asked why they were calling and harassing us, their response was incredibly rude. They refused to give any explanation on how they got our mailing address and phone number, refused to applogize, and tried to cut me off repeatedly when I was trying to speak. I informed them I filed a complaint which they did not care about one whit and the rude person on the phone offered up her name as Jessica Hancock and actually laughed at me about filing complaints as if she had no concern about that what so ever (a *so what* attitude). I had to hang up to stop the verbal abuse. Seeing as how we are the innocent injured party here, this type of action by First Revenue is totally unacceptable, I would like to see the regulatory agency take action against them for cold calling innocent parties in order to try and catch the one guilty party. The Sprint representative told me he has heard other complaints that First Revenue is finding as many names that match as they can and cold calling them hoping to hit the right one; we were not the first to call Sprint and complain about this. This would seem to be illegal since they are harassing innocent people. How many are scared enough to pay their demands even though they are not the right party? How many multiple payments is First Revenue collecting with these actions? It didn't work with us, but it annoyed us to no end.

Ak55
Palmer, Alaska
U.S.A.