Having agreed to a payment plan, why do they still insist on calling everyday?
209955
You can ask them to hold for a minute or ask them to call you back in a hour.  You can also ask them to not call you again (get there name 1st).  If they do you can file legal against them for harassment.
131436
you're paying for the horoscope/news sms that you received from that website\nyou're also paying for that "someone would like to meet you" sms!\ni know it's annoying!\ngive them a call asap to stop it!\nit might take couple of phone calls to succeed\nit happened to me too
64543
nope the answer is easy....once a day or pay!!!!
204506
if you owe them money  they will keep calling.  If not saying take me off should work and if they call back ask to speak to a manager and tell them you are filling charges they stop after that.  I have done it before
347812
To the best of my understanding they can't. As long as you are paying then that shows good faith that you are gonna pay it off. I had a problem with a hospital bill awhile back. I sent them 10$ a month. There was nothing they could do about the amount being sent cause I was paying. \n\nSee what some of the other responses are but I think I am right.\n\nGood Luck!!!
566896
I would tell him the truth. Tell him that is all payed for and it can't be cancel or reschedule and that you will make it up to him this only time. Don't forget to use please.
193953
I've always used the numbers at the bottom.  It worked for me...Maybe there are A LOT of people trying to get on that do-no-call list!
15407
Agree to pay what you charged and tell her to keep telling him you did it with out her permission and wish them the best of luck. If you are charged, deny it and pay what you owe. Now that is not so hard...is it?
194172
Once you tell a bill collector to stop calling you they must you on a "Do-Not-Call" list. If they continue to call you just call the BBB (Better Business Bureau) and they should be able to help you out. Yeah I know I used to be a telemarketer.
110087
If you went into the E.R as far as I know they can not turn you down.... They can make you wait forever and a day, but they can't turn you down.\n\nAnd most good hospitals work out payment plans for people with out insurance.
343236
They can demand full payment of the bill.  Just because you are paying some money each month does not stop them from filing suit for the balance.  To stop a suit, you would need a payment plan that you both agree to, and that means they can set the amount of money you pay each month.  Without any agreement, they can sue you at any time for the balance.
159500
Contact the agency, don't wait for them to call you. Most times when you're calling into an agency, as opposed to them calling you, the agent will be a lot less aggressive. If they STILL demand the full amount, STAND FIRM!!!! Explain that your intention is to repay your debt, but that you need to make arrangements to repay your debt in a way that you can follow through on. If this doesn't work, send them a letter notifying them of your intentions to pay, the amount you will pay monthly, and when you will send the payment each month. Next, send them the first payment. What are they going to do, send your money back and say they don't want it?!?!? Most important---pay on time, stick to what you agreed upon. Good luck, I hope this information is helpful.
636037
My dad discovered some small print a few years back where they couldn't charge the redemption fee if you're remortgaging with the same company (not sure if it applies to all companies however) - it pays to read the terms and conditions very thoroughly for any loopholes there are because these firms never advertise anything that will lose them money... it may even take 3 or 4 nuisance phone calls to make them change their minds.. persistence is the key!  Keep complaining and you'll get anything just so they can get rid of you!
352779
Sometimes out of courtesy, if you ask they will do it for free. Call and ask, of course you already should have called.
399165
The Credit Exchange is notorious for this type of behavior.  They love to get you to sign on the line without proper cause for recourse.  big deal you are in debt right i mean what difference does today or next week have.  I also imagine that they told you something to the effect that he filled out the form online and that they can only stop calling after they speak with him to confirm that he is not interested.\n\nFile a compliant with the BBB and the attorney general's office of the state of california and the state that you live in as well.  as mentioned above they probably are violating some commerce laws by calling you.\n\nThey do have a pending FTC complaint that is currently under investigation and multiple BBB complaints over 70+ actually.\n\nreally how desperate does a company have to be to try to beg you to get out of debt.
417856
Did you get the plan from work? Well then ask this your HR manager. If you are buying on your own, I'd rather suggest\na plan with no elimination or waiting periods, like eHealthPlus.
603018
they attempt to get you to solve the problem yourself to reduce call volume so people who really really need to talk to a rep dont have to wait an hour.....alot of things can be accomplished with a little bit of thinking and patience....you dont necessarily need to talk to a representative