How To Avoid Calls From Banks

Until I found my Kentucky debt consolidation help I was getting annoying calls from banks about my debts. When I look back I can say that it was really a very frustrating period of my life. Banks were calling me continuously, every day of the week and there was no running away or forgetting about my financial problems. After some time I started to develop some methods to avoid the calls from the banks.

They were calling from my office at the work hours to remind me of my debts 5 times a day. What I don't understand is that if you are calling someone from his office at work hours, what you are trying to do is to threaten him with his job. If that person is fired, how do you think he will pay his debts? Anyway, I talked to a friend of mine and she started to answer my phones and told the people calling from banks that I was working in the field according to my new assignment. In a couple of weeks they believed her and stopped calling from the office. That was the easy part. This time they were calling me from my cell phone continuously. So I started to send all the incoming calls to voice mail. I was listening to the messages and calling back the people I wanted to.

This didn't stop the banks. This time they started to call my home number. I started use caller ID. However they were calling from different numbers every time and sometimes they were calling from private numbers. After I missed a really important call I gave up the caller ID and started to use an answering machine. They always found a way to fool me. The people calling from the banks are really talented actors. They always found original ways to make me pick up the phone like pretending to call from hospital about my mother.

Then I had an idea. I had the answering machine and I could use it to record our conversations. For the next few weeks I always answered the phone and recorded everything they told me. Sometimes they were mocking or threatening and other times insulting me. I took the recordings and made a beautiful edition putting together everything they told me that could be used as evidence in the court. The next time they called, I didn't say anything but made them listen to their own voices.

The harassment stopped for a few days and a very kind person who claimed to be lawyer started to make the calls to remind me of my debts. Before he started to talk he would always say that they were recording every call made from the bank. I think, that was to prove that the recordings I had were in fact fabricated and they record all of their phone calls if they need it in the court. As a last resort I appealed for Kentucky debt consolidation help. After they took over all my debts, I never received another call, not from the banks and not from the consolidation firm.