I work at XXXX XXXX, XXXX WA. About a month ago I received a phone call at my bosses office phone XXXX from XXXX Police. I was informed that there was a woman waiting for me and I had an appointment with her. I informed them that I had no appointments and did not know the person there. XXXX Police put the woman on the phone and she told me she was from Puget Sound Collections and wanted to meet with me. I told her on the phone that I was not allowed to receive calls at work and could not entertain her. I asked her to contact me at home and we could work out a solution to whatever problem there was. I then asked her not to call me at my work place again. I heard nothing from this company for about two weeks, until I received another call from them, again, at my workplace. I got there contact information and gave them mine and told them I could not receive phone calls at work and could they please stop and contact me at my home. I received a verbal warning from my supervisor about personal calls at that time. I had not heard anything from this company again for about XXXX weeks until today. I was at work, XXXX, XXXX. It was about XXXX when my supervisor came out to our jobsite and gave me a phone message that came into his office during the day shift. The message had my name on it and was from someone named XXXX from PSC, saying that they would be in the office until XXXX. I received another verbal warning from my supervisor about personal calls and was informed that if it continued I would get a written letter of warning. I feel that I am being harassed on my job and it could jeopardize my job. I also feel that this company contacting another shift supervisor could also impact my job. I have told the people from this company to please not call me at my work, but contact me at home and I feel that they are purposefully ignoring my request in an attempt to shame or embarrass me into paying. If they would contact me at home I am more than happy to discuss whatever bill they have and if it is legitimate then I will work out a payment plan with them, but if they continue to ignore my requests it could put my job in danger.