Capital one harrasing phone calls.

Posted by Michael Montenero (66.190.242.184) on November 04, 2002 at 15:11:05:

In Reply to: Re: Continued harrasment by Individual on loan prior to bankrupcy. posted by Bob on April 30, 2001 at 01:21:42:

: If this person is harassing you over the telephone,
: then call the phone company, explain the situation
: (no details - just that you are receiving repeated
: unwanted calls), and see if they will waive the
: fee for changing your number.

: Even if they charge you, get the number changed
: anyway, and specify that the new one should be
: unlisted.

: If there have been any actual threats of violence,
: etc, then mention that to the phone company, and
: report it to the police. They probably won't take
: it very seriously, but it may be a good idea to
: file a police report to help back up any future
: action that you may take. If there have been any
: theats by snail-mail, then report it to the postal
: service.

: If there are any indications, attempts, etc, regarding
: this person possibly coming over in person and
: harassing you at your home or workplace, then you
: may wish to consider filing for a restraining order,
: which is basically a court order telling them to
: stay away from you. Be prepared to explain and
: show evidence for why this is justified.

: "Confronting" this person is probably NOT the
: solution. Confrontation is the problem here.

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