DRS Incorporated

02/12/09

Ignorant Bullying

by pissedon at Citysearch

DRS Incorporated called my fathers house (we don't speak) looking to talk to me about a bill. When I got the call and got screamed at by him, I called to find out that the first thing they want is my social security number. I don't give that out over a phone - ever! When I told her I could provide her with anything else but that, as that is not a smart thing to do, she told me she'll just keep calling his house and hung up on me!

Anyone with any brains knows you don't give out your social over a phone; if they knew my name, my dad's number and I managed to call them back with this, obviously it is me. If they really want me, why not talk to me? I don't owe anyone anything; I haven't used his address or number in ten years, and now these strange people are coming out of the woodwork asking for personal information without wanting to tell me anything? Sounds like a huge scam - be wary of this place.

And no email address on the web to contact them at. A bit fishy, don't you think?

• Pros: None
• Cons: Not trustworthy

03/27/08

Intimidation Tactics

by robertajulia at Citysearch

Alas, we can't use no stars. Monica Murphy of this firm verbally abused me after I told her to research her facts before she asked me a question for which there is no answer. She was given some misinformation by her client and thought I had an attitude for telling her to look into the matter further before she called again. She was degrading, nasty and condescending, but what can you expect from someone who works for a collection agency. Low life.

• Pros: none
• Cons: Monica Murphy