Posted on September 14, 2016 Caller type: Debt Collector Location: Australia
annoy calls they rang me at 11 at night. just some debt collectors I assume. bayCorp goodluck getting a cent from me
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Annoyed
Posted on June 20, 2016 Caller type: Debt Collector Location: Australia
I am receiving daily calls from this number chasing the previous owner of my mobile number. They never leave a message and call multiple times a day Thanks to the information on here I have now blocked that number
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Anonymous
Posted on March 4, 2016 Caller type: Unknown Location: Australia
Harassing, says I owe them $800.00, I've provided email to send me evidence of debt. They of course don't have any as they are scams. Blocked and reported to ACCC. they were warned.
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Anonymous
Posted on February 23, 2016 Caller type: Unknown Location: Australia
No 1 speaks
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Anonymous
Posted on February 11, 2016 Caller type: Unknown Location: Australia
baycorp keep harassing me for money even after I have told them stop I'm unemployed and flat broke.
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Jane
Posted on February 10, 2016 Caller type: Unknown Location: Australia
We are receiving numerous calls a day from this number, just relentless, they don't give up. Very annoying, and intrusive in our lives!!!!!
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PHIL
Posted on February 2, 2016 Caller type: Unknown Location: Australia
Everyone go the the accc and complain. It's totally illegal what they do
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franky
Posted on January 18, 2016 Caller type: Unknown Location: Australia
this is baycorp the phone numbers rings time and again normally with no answer COMPLAIN TO TELSRA ITS JUST HARRASSMENT
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Anonymous
Posted on January 17, 2016 Caller type: Debt Collector Location: Australia
debt collection
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Baycorp
Posted on January 16, 2016 Caller type: Debt Collector Location: Australia
It's a collection agency, they will call & call and drive you nuts. Even if it's not you they are after the best you can do is block them.
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Scam
Posted on January 6, 2016 Caller type: Unknown Location: Australia
Why don't you block the number guys? Thanks for informing me about this, now I know it's not important and likely a scam.
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Anonymous
Posted on December 24, 2015 Caller type: Unknown Location: Australia
annoying
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A fairy
Posted on December 23, 2015 Caller type: Unknown Location: Australia
Debt collection – your right to stop contact
June 30, 2013 Fact sheet, Dealing with debt and debt collectors FS Key Message: A creditor or debt collector must not contact you about a debt if you tell them in writing not to contact you about the debt. However, the debt collector can make a genuine threat of legal action and issue legal proceedings against you. Can a debt collector continue to contact me if I ask not to be contacted?
It is illegal for a person to contact you to collect a debt or repossess goods if you have already advised them in writing that no further communication should be made about that debt, unless the contact is –
an action issued through a Court or Tribunal; or threatened legal action that the debt collector is entitled to take and intends to take; to provide a default notice in relation to a credit contract (a communication with the person for the purposes of complying with the National Credit Code) .[i] Why would I ask a debt collector to stop contacting me?
A creditor or debt collector might be causing you distress but have no real intention of taking legal action against you because:
your sole income is social security payments and you have no assets which can be seized through bankruptcy or legal action; the debt is too small to cover the costs of taking legal action and/or there are significant questions about whether you are liable for the debt. When would I tell a debt collector to stop contacting me?
Generally, you should only consider not paying a debt and telling the debt collector to stop contacting you if you are confident that if legal action is taken:
you have no income or assets that can be seized through bankruptcy or legal action and you are certain that it is in your best interests not to pay, or you are prepared to defend any legal action and you fully understand any costs of doing so. Be sure you fully understand the consequences of not paying a debt. Consider whether your credit report may be affected, whether interest and legal costs may accumulate, whether there is any secured (or mortgaged) property that may be repossessed and whether you have any income or assets at risk.
If you are considering this option, and sending a letter asking not to be contacted, seek further information from Consumer Action.
What if I am still contacted by the debt collector ?
If the person collecting the debt continues to contact you, other than to issue or threaten legal proceedings which they are entitled and intend to take, you should make a complaint to Consumer Affairs Victoria.
You may also be entitled to claim compensation for any distress, humiliation or financial loss that the debt collector has caused. For more information see our fact sheets:
Debt Collection – Seeking Compensation in VCAT Debt Collection – seeking compensation in relation to consumer credit and lease contracts [i] Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 (Vic) s 45(2)(m).
Sample letter
You can access a sample letter requesting a waiver by clicking: Debt collection – waiver request for consumers.
You can access a sample letter requesting that a debt collector stop contacting you by clicking: Debt collection – letter to stop contact.
Warning: This action sheet should not be relied upon as legal advice. This information applies only in Victoria and was updated in 30 June 2015.
Further information
Consumer Action Law Centre Telephone: (03) 9629 6300, or 1800 466 477 for country callers. Email: advice @ consumeraction.org.au
If you are deaf or have a hearing or speech impairment, you can call through the National Relay Service (NRS):
TTY users can phone 133677 then ask for 1800 466 477 Speak & Listen (speech-to-speech) users can phone 1300 555 727 then ask for 1800 466 477 Internet relay users can connect to NRS on www.relayservice.com.au then ask for 1800 466 477 Australian Securities and Investments Commission Tel: 1300 300 630 www.asic.gov.au
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Tel: 1300 302 502 www.accc.gov.au
Consumer Affairs Victoria Tel: 1300 55 81 81 www.consumer.vic.gov.au
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Oh my my my
Posted on December 22, 2015 Caller type: Debt Collector Location: Australia
Do they ever stop calling.... No matter what I say to them, 10 years they have been calling ten bloody years!!!!! Just when you think they have given up, they start again 5 - 6 calls a day.... I'm not aware of any debit I have and when I ask them to post the details it to me they can't they want my credit card details over the phone! Like we are all that stupid these days!
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My Name
Posted on December 17, 2015 Caller type: Debt Collector Location: Australia
Baycorp harassing people about bogus debts that do not exist.
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Jane
Posted on December 10, 2015 Caller type: Unknown Location: Australia
Keeps ringing our unlisted number, never leaves a message on the answering machine, very irritating.
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Annoying!!!!!!!
Posted on December 1, 2015 Caller type: Unknown Location: Australia
Continue to call during work hours and leave me a blank voice message....
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The message
Posted on November 24, 2015 Caller type: Debt Collector Location: Australia
Hahahahaha... Debt collectors.
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Anonymous
Posted on November 13, 2015 Caller type: Debt Collector Location: Australia
They keep ringing even after the person has died over 3 years ago! But they still want information to confirm it!! And they ring after hours. No respect or courtesy at all!!
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ded
Posted on November 5, 2015 Caller type: Unknown Location: Australia
Yep baycorp ringing everyday for over two weeks now . I know its for someone else who rented a property in wagga wagga I never ever lived there
Comments on (02) 9806 2461
Anonymous
Posted on September 14, 2016Caller type: Debt Collector
Location: Australia
Annoyed
Posted on June 20, 2016Caller type: Debt Collector
Location: Australia
Anonymous
Posted on March 4, 2016Caller type: Unknown
Location: Australia
Anonymous
Posted on February 23, 2016Caller type: Unknown
Location: Australia
Anonymous
Posted on February 11, 2016Caller type: Unknown
Location: Australia
Jane
Posted on February 10, 2016Caller type: Unknown
Location: Australia
PHIL
Posted on February 2, 2016Caller type: Unknown
Location: Australia
franky
Posted on January 18, 2016Caller type: Unknown
Location: Australia
Anonymous
Posted on January 17, 2016Caller type: Debt Collector
Location: Australia
Baycorp
Posted on January 16, 2016Caller type: Debt Collector
Location: Australia
Scam
Posted on January 6, 2016Caller type: Unknown
Location: Australia
Anonymous
Posted on December 24, 2015Caller type: Unknown
Location: Australia
A fairy
Posted on December 23, 2015Caller type: Unknown
Location: Australia
June 30, 2013 Fact sheet, Dealing with debt and debt collectors FS
Key Message:
A creditor or debt collector must not contact you about a debt if you tell them in writing not to contact you about the debt. However, the debt collector can make a genuine threat of legal action and issue legal proceedings against you.
Can a debt collector continue to contact me if I ask not to be contacted?
It is illegal for a person to contact you to collect a debt or repossess goods if you have already advised them in writing that no further communication should be made about that debt, unless the contact is –
an action issued through a Court or Tribunal; or
threatened legal action that the debt collector is entitled to take and intends to take;
to provide a default notice in relation to a credit contract (a communication with the person for the purposes of complying with the National Credit Code) .[i]
Why would I ask a debt collector to stop contacting me?
A creditor or debt collector might be causing you distress but have no real intention of taking legal action against you because:
your sole income is social security payments and you have no assets which can be seized through bankruptcy or legal action;
the debt is too small to cover the costs of taking legal action and/or there are significant questions about whether you are liable for the debt.
When would I tell a debt collector to stop contacting me?
Generally, you should only consider not paying a debt and telling the debt collector to stop contacting you if you are confident that if legal action is taken:
you have no income or assets that can be seized through bankruptcy or legal action and you are certain that it is in your best interests not to pay, or
you are prepared to defend any legal action and you fully understand any costs of doing so.
Be sure you fully understand the consequences of not paying a debt. Consider whether your credit report may be affected, whether interest and legal costs may accumulate, whether there is any secured (or mortgaged) property that may be repossessed and whether you have any income or assets at risk.
If you are considering this option, and sending a letter asking not to be contacted, seek further information from Consumer Action.
What if I am still contacted by the debt collector ?
If the person collecting the debt continues to contact you, other than to issue or threaten legal proceedings which they are entitled and intend to take, you should make a complaint to Consumer Affairs Victoria.
You may also be entitled to claim compensation for any distress, humiliation or financial loss that the debt collector has caused. For more information see our fact sheets:
Debt Collection – Seeking Compensation in VCAT
Debt Collection – seeking compensation in relation to consumer credit and lease contracts
[i] Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 (Vic) s 45(2)(m).
Sample letter
You can access a sample letter requesting a waiver by clicking: Debt collection – waiver request for consumers.
You can access a sample letter requesting that a debt collector stop contacting you by clicking: Debt collection – letter to stop contact.
Warning: This action sheet should not be relied upon as legal advice. This information applies only in Victoria and was updated in 30 June 2015.
Further information
Consumer Action Law Centre
Telephone: (03) 9629 6300, or 1800 466 477 for country callers.
Email: advice @ consumeraction.org.au
If you are deaf or have a hearing or speech impairment, you can call through the National Relay Service (NRS):
TTY users can phone 133677 then ask for 1800 466 477
Speak & Listen (speech-to-speech) users can phone 1300 555 727 then ask for 1800 466 477
Internet relay users can connect to NRS on www.relayservice.com.au then ask for 1800 466 477
Australian Securities and Investments Commission
Tel: 1300 300 630
www.asic.gov.au
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Tel: 1300 302 502
www.accc.gov.au
Consumer Affairs Victoria
Tel: 1300 55 81 81
www.consumer.vic.gov.au
Oh my my my
Posted on December 22, 2015Caller type: Debt Collector
Location: Australia
My Name
Posted on December 17, 2015Caller type: Debt Collector
Location: Australia
Jane
Posted on December 10, 2015Caller type: Unknown
Location: Australia
Annoying!!!!!!!
Posted on December 1, 2015Caller type: Unknown
Location: Australia
The message
Posted on November 24, 2015Caller type: Debt Collector
Location: Australia
Debt collectors.
Anonymous
Posted on November 13, 2015Caller type: Debt Collector
Location: Australia
ded
Posted on November 5, 2015Caller type: Unknown
Location: Australia
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