I have Best Buy credit card ( Citibank ), and have been receiving harassing calls after paying my {$25.00} payment - not exactly a huge debt. 

With my husband having been recently been hospitalized, right or wrong, that small payment was last on my to-do list. Yes, I was late ; however, I took the initiative to call them directly this morning ( approximately XXXX on XXXX ) to make XXXX payments ( {$50.00} ), including the scheduling of the next. By about XXXX, I noticed I had missed another call from Citi/Best Buy with regard to my outstanding payment despite having satisfied it. In response, at XXXX, I called Citi/Best Buy again to ensure that my account was up to date, considering I received such confirmation earlier in the morning. She said all was well, and that they 'd cease the calls. 

Sure enough, at XXXX I was called again by the same number ( XXXX ). This time I explained to her that I 'd verified TWICE that my account was up to date, and that this was the second harassing call after having paid. I politely warned them not to call again, but my expectations are low. The representative, in a condescending tone, blamed it on their auto dialing system. She abruptly hung up on me after I mentioned the fair credit reporting act and my intent to file a complaint. 

As someone who worked for a XXXX XXXX institution that took its fair share of penalties a few years ago, I know there is absolutely NO reason that their so-called " dialing system '' ca n't be linked to updated account data. It 's ridiculous and rude. I 'm sure I 'll get another at XXXX and likely again tomorrow. If there is anything that can be done, I would appreciate it immensely. 

I did a little research on the toll free number I mentioned above, and saw similar complaints on XXXX notes-type sites. Apparently Citi and Best Buy are known for this. ( I have accounts with other institutions, and have not had a similar issue. ) Thank you.