RPM Collections agency ripoff harrassment Bothell Washington

i've had enough, i just got a call after 10 pm and i always paid my bills on time. I will have to contact one of your employees tomorrow to straight this out, so far i could find:

Howard George - CEO, founder
Mike Frazee - high ranking IT guy, used to work for sprint
Sandeep Yenireddy - some high ranking geek
Andy Erpelding - sn. director, used to work for sprint
Mike Sohns - gen. manager Bothell, WA
Bob Polus - dir. of ops. in WA, telecom and utility guy
Keith Brammer - dir. of ops., denver? <- your cell bill nightmare :)
Chris Chin, Vice President of Finance
Aimee Walker-Quantz, corporate Services
Keith Hendricks, Director of Business Development, Tampa, FL
Melinda Siler, VP of Business Development, Seattle area
Katherine Gibons - V.P. of HR
Jerry Higgins
Talitha Bagtas
Kim Reed << actual collector i believe
Alma Kahrimanovic << actual collector i believe
Jennifer Hansen - Director of Finance (Portland Branch)
Bonnie Baker
Jessica Snyder
Phil Thomas - Portland branch
Jack Tarasewicz - manager of HR
Ben Carpenter << "client services"
Gabriel Bigger << "client services"
Chris Malsbury << "client services"
BreAnna Stockdale << "client services"
Chris Vittoz - VP of operations
Juan Parraj-Chico - portland office
Brittany Smith - Lynnwood office
Jasmine Wallace - collector, lynnwood, WA
Vinita Malla - collector, lynnwood, WA
Jason Edwards - collector, lynnwood, WA
Carlos Santiago - collector, lynnwood, WA
Rita Moraga - collector, lynnwood, WA
Tyrone Lawrence - collector, lynnwood, WA
Tania Romero - collector, lynnwood, WA
Richard Amado - collector, lynnwood, WA
Cynthia Brooks - collector, lynnwood, WA
Bryson Wilson - collector, lynnwood, WA
Tim Greenwood - collector, lynnwood, WA
Lori Brown - collector, lynnwood, WA
Brandon Steward - collector, lynnwood, WA
Steve Sabathie - collector, lynnwood, WA
Antonio Bell - collector, portland

I don't work for the bothell location but, i must say we are not hiding behind a POBox we are part of a business park we have a suite number and a physical address but, that is not a mailing address. Plenty of people have PoBoxes in the US so are all of them slimebags too?

We are just doing our jobs. AND it is actually possible to call a number at 11 at night because if you have a cell number with a western area code and you moved out to the east then your area code which is how the computer determines your local time thinks it is still before nine... get your number changed if that is the case. I have a east coast number and have from collectors gotten calls at 4am... but, i know why and i'm not about to make an issue out of that.

The business is based on the West Coast and isn't even open after 8 pm, which would be 11 pm your time to even 'call' you. We follow strict guidelines set forth by the FDCPA which is where i'll be stating certain facts for you.

We can 'call' as many times as it takes to get ahold of you, the calls will not be harrassing in any way between the hours of 8 am and 9 pm the debtors local time. A call is deemed your phone ringing and 'no one' answering. That includes 3rd party.

Messages left by the collector are voluntary and depend on case by case basis.

You calling back doesn't even go to the same center, it goes to people who sit there and answer phone calls.

We are required by the FDCPA to send (1) Dunning Notice (to validate the debt and the creditor) to the address listed with the 'creditor'. It is not the businesses responsibility to track you down and make sure your address is correct. If you moved it is your responsibility to notify your creditor of your new address.

We do not have to send you a new validation of the debt, we are only required to intially send the 1st notice.

I hope you resolve your debt as reported by your creditor.