Stop Calls From 866-248-8389

Has Wells Fargo been calling from phone number 866-248-8389? Whether you owe the debt or not, there are effective ways to stop the calls. Get answers about why this number is contacting you, learn your rights, and discover how to dispute unwanted calls and protect your credit.

How Legal Professionals Work for You

Our experts use the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) to hold collectors accountable. We step in, act fast, and defend your rights.

• We make the harassment stop right away.
• If a collector breaks the law, you can win money damages.
• You pay nothing—collectors pay all fees if we win for you.

What Collectors Often Do Wrong

• Calling you at work after you tell them not to
• Leaving errors on your credit file after you dispute a debt
• Asking your friends, family, or neighbors about you
• Calling before 8:00 AM or after 9:00 PM
• Sending voicemails that don’t reveal the company’s name
• Demanding payment for debts you don’t owe
• Contacting you after you declare bankruptcy
• Discussing your debt with others
• Calling you after you clearly ask them to stop
• Threatening legal action, like lawsuits or wage garnishment
• Pressuring you even when you can’t pay
• Leaving messages without saying they are a debt collector
• Using rude or abusive language
• Sending letters that do not include enough information about the debt

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act do?

The FDCPA is a federal law that clearly spells out what collectors can and cannot do. It stops harassment and holds collectors responsible for treating you fairly.

How does the Electronic Fund Transfer Act help?

The EFTA protects your money. Debt collectors cannot take money from your account or debit card without your permission.

What rights does the Fair Credit Reporting Act give me?

The FCRA helps you keep your credit report accurate and private. If a collector linked to 866-248-8389 puts false information on your report, you have the right to get it fixed.

Do I need to pay any fees?

No. Our cases use a fee-shifting rule. If we succeed, the collector covers the fees—never you.

Do states offer more protection?

Many states give you even stronger rules than federal law. These laws give you more options to fight back against unfair collection practices.

How does a law firm protect me?

We use all available laws to protect your money and peace. We stop unauthorized withdrawals, fix credit report errors, and make abusive calls end.

866-248-8389

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