I received a call @ work asking to speak to my immediate supervisor and then my boss gave me a phone # and case # to callback and reference. The caller would not give a name or call relation explanation to my supervisor. When I called the phone # back a woman answered with a baby in the background telling me to hold on and knew who I was by caller id @ my job before I even stated my name or the reference # they gave to my boss. A guy named Rick Davis got on the line very rude, trying to verify information about my last 4 of my social security which didn't match and I wouldn't give him any further information he became very rude and unprofession in speaking. I told him to have a great life and hung up on him.

Keeps calling but never leaves message. Won't answer phone and can't look up number. When call back get voice mail and doesn't state company name just the phone number

Beware anyone that gets tangled in the web of "payday loans" because this is what you get. A non-english speaking asian claiming to be in federal law enforcement calling employers past and present, co-workers, friends, and family to advise them you have taken their personal information and are being prosecuted. It's a lie. If true, they come and get you. They don't call around. "Adam"..clearly not his real name...is commiting a felony and needs to be prosecuted both criminally, and in civil court. He wants money but cant seem to tell what lender it's owed to. Do yourself a favor and stay away from payday lenders. If you need some cash that fast rob a liquor store or bank instead. The consequences would be far less painful and applied far more fairly. If Asian Adam calls, HANG UP!

I didn't take the call but it showed on my phone.

DO NOT SPEND YOUR TIME OR YOUR MONEY ON THIS COMPANY. IT IS A SCAM AND YOU WILL BE MAD AT YOURSELF FOR FALLING FOR THEIR MARKETING SCHEME OF $1,000 OF FREE GROCERIES. THEY ARE NOT FREE - IT IS A COUPON/3RD PARTY SCAM COMPANY. DON'T DO IT!!!!!

They are worse than a telemarketer, it's clear that they are scammers. They keep calling, always using a phony caller-ID (changing it from time to time.) I always press "1" to talk to them but they usually hang up the instant I ask for the company's name or the real phone number. One time I got one to talk a moment.. they insisted that they were legit but that they weren't allowed to give me their phone number. A supervisor got on and said "sure, the number is... (click)". The FTC obviously can't do anything since they're clearly a secret den of thieves and not a business that would be concerned with FCC fines. How do we get the FBI involved?